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1
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the smallest particle an element can be broken down into and still maintain its identity.

A

Atom

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2
Q

What atom means in Greek

A

“Not able to be divided or indivisible”

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3
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negative charge, amu 1/1800 least mass almost 0

A

Electrons

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4
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positive charge, amu 1

A

Protons

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5
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neutral charge, amu 1

A

Neutrons

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6
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protons + neutrons

A

Mass number

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7
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number of protons in the nucleus

A

Atomic number

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8
Q

describes the mass of an atom in SI units

A

Atomic mass unit

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9
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mass of an atom in A.M.U. (Atomic Mass Units)

A

Atomic mass

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10
Q

All matter is made up of…?

A

Atoms

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11
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What is in the center of an atom?

A

The nucleus

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12
Q

always have the same number of protons, but different neutrons.

A

Isotopes

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13
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keeps the protons together in the nucleus.

A

Strong force

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14
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holds electrons in place around the nucleus.

A

Electromagnetic force

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15
Q

pulls objects toward one another.

A

Gravitational force

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16
Q

Many elements have how many isotopes?

A

2 or more

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17
Q

Most of the elements on the periodic table are…?

A

Metals

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18
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The horizontal rows on the periodic table are called…?

A

Periods

19
Q

The vertical columns on the periodic table are called…?

A

Groups or families

20
Q

The color of the chemical symbol tells…?

A

the physical state of an element at room temperature

21
Q

As you move across each period the chemical and physical properties of elements change from…?

A

most metallic to least metallic

22
Q

Mendeleev arranged his periodic table by…?

A

increasing atomic mass

23
Q

Mendeleev found that the properties of known elements did what?

A

repeated a pattern every 7 elements

24
Q

Each square on the periodic table includes

A

an element’s name, chemical symbol, atomic number and atomic mass.

25
Q

Elements found to the far left of the periodic table are…?

A

the most metallic

26
Q

Elements found to the far right of the periodic table are…?

A

the least metallic

27
Q

Elements found to the far right of the periodic table are grouped as…?

A

nonmetals

28
Q

The number beneath an element indicates…?

A

the atomic mass

29
Q

The number at the top of an element is…?

A

the atomic number

30
Q

Transition metals are good conductors of…?

A

thermal energy

31
Q

Noble gases are made up of…?

A

six nonmetals

32
Q

Metalloid are also called…?

A

semiconductors

33
Q

Actinides are all…?

A

Radioactive

34
Q

Most transition metals are…?

A

Shiny

35
Q

The most common element in the Boron Group is…?

A

aluminum

36
Q

an element named after a scientist

A

Mendelevium

37
Q

an element named after a state

A

Californium

38
Q

an element that makes about 80% of the air around us

A

Nitrogen

39
Q

an element that is a colorless gas

A

Hydrogen

40
Q

an element found in teeth and bones

A

Calcium

41
Q

an element that makes up the compounds of proteins, fats and carbohydrates.

A

Carbon

42
Q

the elements used to make the compound Ammonia

A

Nitrogen and Hydrogen

43
Q

elements used to make computer chips

A

Germanium and Silicon

44
Q

an element needed for substances to burn

A

Oxygen