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Q: How many elements have been discovered?
A:
118
Q: What is the periodic table?
A: organizational table of
elements
arranged according to its
atomic number
Q: Are periods the horizontal or vertical component in the periodic table?
A:
horizontal
Q: Are groups/families the horizontal or vertical component in the periodic table?
A:
vertical
T or F: Each element in each group have similar physical and chemical characteristics which is dependent on their number of valence electrons
A:
T
Q: What are the four usual data shown in a single tile?
A: 1.
Name
of the
element
2.
Atomic
number
3.
Chemical
symbol
4.
Mass
number
Q: Give the names of each data being pointed at
A: 1.
Name
of
element
2.
Atomic
number
3.
Chemical
symbol
4.
Mass
number
Q: What is the formula used to get the mass number?
A: A =
protons
+
neutrons
Q: What is the formula used to get the atomic number?
A: Z =
protons
=
electrons
FTB: Atomic mass number is the element's combined _ particles, _ and _
A:
Heavy
,
protons
,
neutrons
FTB: Atomic number of an element is _ to _ and _ on neutral elements
A:
equal
,
protons
,
electrons
Q: Give the data being asked for in the picture below
A: 1.
Mass
number
2.
Symbol
3.
Atomic
number
Practice: An element has 9 electrons, 9 protons, and 10 neutrons. Find its
atomic number
atomic mass
name of element
element symbol
A: 1.
9
2.
19
3.
Fluorine
4.
F
Practice: An element has 12 electrons, 12 protons, and 12 neutrons. Find its
atomic number
atomic mass
name of element
element symbol
A: 1.
12
2.
24
3.
Magnesium
4.
Mg
Practice: A certain neutral element has an atomic number of 2, and a mass number of 4. Find its
number of protons and electrons
number of neutrons
name of element
A: 1.
2
2.
2
3.
Helium
Practice: A certain neutral element has an atomic number of 14, and a mass number of 28. Find its
number of protons and electrons
number of neutrons
name of element
A: 1.
14
2.
14
3.
Silicon
Practice: Sodium (Na) was found to weigh 23 amu per atom. Find its
atomic number
number of protons and electrons
number of neutrons
A: 1.
11
2.
11
3.
12
Practice: Oxygen (O) was found to weigh 16 amu per atom. Find its
atomic number
number of protons and electrons
number of neutrons
A: 1.
8
2.
8
3.
8