Periodic Table

Question 1

Periodic Table

Answer 1

An arrangement of elements in columns, based on a set of properties that repeat from row to row .

Question 2

Mendeleev

Answer 2

A chemist who developed the periodic table and ORGANIZED ELEMENTS BY THEIR PROPERTIES while LEAVING EMPTY SPACES for more elements to be discovered.

Question 3

Element

Answer 3

A pure substance that cannot be broken down.

Question 4

Period

Answer 4

A row going across a Periodic Table.

Question 5

Group/Family

Answer 5

A column going up and down on the Periodic Table.

Question 6

Periodic Law

Answer 6

The pattern of repeating properties down each group in the periodic table.

Question 7

Chemical/Element Symbol

Answer 7

A one or two letter symbol that represents that name of an element (first letter is capital and potential second letter is lowercase).

Question 8

Atomic Number

Answer 8

Number of protons in an element, atomic # is also equal to the number of electrons.

Question 9

Atomic Mass

Answer 9

The number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus (center) of an element.

Question 10

Conductor

Answer 10

A material that allows things to flow.

Question 11

Metal

Answer 11

Elements that are good conductors of heat and electric current.

Question 12

Nonmetal

Answer 12

Elements that are poor conductors of heat and electric current.

Question 13

Metalliod

Answer 13

Elements with properties that fall between those of metals and nonmetals.

Question 14

Noble Gas

Answer 14

Elements in group 18, stable and unreactive.

Question 15

Proton

Answer 15

A particle with a positive charge, same amount as atomic number, this particle identifies that element.

Question 16

Neutron

Answer 16

A particle with a neutral charge, same amount as (atomic mass - atomic number).

Question 17

Electron

Answer 17

A particle with a negative charge, same amount as atomic number.

Question 18

Valence Electron

Answer 18

Electrons on the outermost shell.

Question 19

Orbital/Shell/Energy Level

Answer 19

Outer boundary of an atom, mostly empty space, each shell starting from first shell can hold: 1st shell - 2 electrons, 2nd shell - 8 electrons, 3rd shell - 18 electrons, 4th shell - 32 electrons.

Question 20

Nucleus (in an atom)

Answer 20

The center of an atom that contains neutrons and protons and therefore most of the mass.

Question 21

Chemical Bond

Answer 21

A force of attraction between atoms to make them more stable.

Question 22

Ion

Answer 22

When atoms transfer electrons and become charged particles.

Question 23

Ionic Bond

Answer 23

The force of attraction that holds together positive and negative ions, A TRANSFER OF ELECTRONS.

Question 24

Covalent Bond

Answer 24

A force attraction that holds together two atoms and SHARES ELECTRONS.

Question 25

Chemical Formula

Answer 25

Shows the elements involved in that molecule and the number of atoms of each element.

Question 26

Chemical Equation

Answer 26

Shows the molecules involved in a reaction. Reactants show the ingredients and the products show the results.