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1
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proton

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neutrons

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3
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What is each part of this element called?

A

A

Atomic Number

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4
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What is each part of this element called?

B

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Element Symbol

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5
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What is each part of this element called?

C

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Element Name

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6
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What is each part of this element called?

D

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Atomic Mass

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7
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How many protons does nitrogen have?

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7 (same as atomic number)

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8
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How many neutrons does nitrogen have?

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14 - 7 = 7 (atomic mass - protons)

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9
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Describe what is shown in each picture.

A

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Absorption: Energy is absorbed by an atom. When the energy is absorbed, an electron moves from close to the nucleus to far from the nucleus.

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10
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Describe what is shown in each picture.

B

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Emission: Energy is released by an atom. An electron moves from far from the nucleus to close to the nucleus. This causes energy to be released.

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11
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What is the name of each of these groups of elements?

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Alkali metals

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12
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What is the name of each of these groups of elements?

B

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Alkaline earth metals

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13
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What is the name of each of these groups of elements?

C

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Transition metals

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14
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What is the name of each of these groups of elements?

D

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Halogens

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15
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What is the name of each of these groups of elements?

E

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Noble gases

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16
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How many valence electrons are in each of these groups?

A

17
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How many valence electrons are in each of these groups?

B

18
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How many valence electrons are in each of these groups?

C

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Variable number

19
Q

How many valence electrons are in each of these groups?

D

20
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How many valence electrons are in each of these groups?

E

21
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What is the charge of elements in these groups?

A

22
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What is the charge of elements in these groups?

B

23
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What is the charge of elements in these groups?

C

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Variable charge

24
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What is the charge of elements in these groups?

D

25
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What is the charge of elements in these groups?

E

26
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Describe the properties of each of these and their location on the periodic table.

A

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Metals: on the left side of the table
Good conductors, ductile, malleable, shiny, solid at room temperature, high melting and boiling points , sometimes magnetic

27
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Describe the properties of each of these and their location on the periodic table.

B

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Metalloids: between metals and nonmetals along a diagonal
Between metals and nonmetals, semiconductor

28
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Describe the properties of each of these and their location on the periodic table.

C

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Nonmetals: on the right side of the table
Insulators, mostly gases, the solids are brittle, dull: not shiny, low melting and boiling points

29
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What type of elements form an ionic bond?

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lonic: metal and non metal

30
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What type of elements form an covalent bond?

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Covalent: nonmetals