Atoms, Elements & Molecules Flashcards

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1
Q

List the following in order from smallest to largest
- ant
- atom
- cell
-dust particle
- ping pong ball

A

atom
cell
dust particle
ant
ping pong ball

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2
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Copper (Cu)
Silver (Ag)
Gold (Au)
are three elements group together. They are also called coinage metals. Why do you think that is?

A

They are used for coins;
metals are not too heavy;
they do not tarnish easily;
they are easy to mold or print;
easy to find

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3
Q

Cu is the chemical symbol for the element _________

A

Copper

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4
Q

Li is the chemical symbol for the element _________

A

Lithium

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5
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Ni is the chemical symbol for the element _________

A

Nickel

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6
Q

O is the chemical symbol for the element _________

A

Oxygen

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7
Q

Pd is the chemical symbol for the element _________

A

Palladium

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8
Q

Po on the periodic table is also known as

A

Polonium

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9
Q

Pt is the chemical symbol for the element _________

A

Platinum

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10
Q

S is the chemical symbol for the element _________

A

Sulfur

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11
Q

Zn is the chemical symbol for the element _________

A

Zinc

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12
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Look closely at the location of each of these elements on the periodic table. Make a prediction: which elements have similar properties to each other and why?

A

Ni, Pd and Pt are in the same column or group on the periodic table so they will have similar properties to each other. O, S, and Po are also three elements in the same column or group on the periodic table, so they will likely have similar properties to each other though different from Ni, Pd, and Pt.

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13
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Draw the chemical symbol for Iron. What does the number on top mean

A

The number on top of the chemical symbol is the atomic number; the number of protons and number of electrons

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14
Q

What does the number on the bottom of a chemical symbol mean

A

Atomic mass

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15
Q

It is the basic unit of an element

A

atom

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16
Q

an atom is made of p_________, n_______ and e__________

A

protons, neutrons and electrons

17
Q

Two or more atoms bonded together.

A

molecule

18
Q

part of the atom that are positively charged located at the center of the atom

A

protons

19
Q

part of the atom that don’t have a charge located at the center of the atom

A

neutrons

20
Q

all matter is made up of atoms - T or F

A

True

21
Q

part of the atom that are negatively charged and orbits the nucleus

A

electron

22
Q

Protons and neutrons that clump together at the center of the atom is called a

A

nucleus

23
Q

We can use a chart called the ___________________ to find information about all
the elements.

A

periodic table

24
Q

Pure substances made of only one type of atom.

A

Element

25
Q

An abbreviation for the name of an element on the periodic table.

A

Atomic Symbol

26
Q

Elements that are good conductors of electricity and thermal energy and are often solid at room temperature.

A

Metals

27
Q

The pattern in which elements are arranged on the periodic table helps scientists categorize them based on properties and reactivity. True or False

A

True

28
Q

Where are protons and neutrons located in an atom?

A

In the center

29
Q

Give three examples of properties of elements.

A
30
Q

Which two subatomic particles make up the nucleus of an atom?

A

protons and neutrons

31
Q

Draw a model of an atom and label the 3 different subatomic particles

A

Draw it

32
Q

What is a PURE substance?

A

made up of only one atom; Pure substance are also known as element

33
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A