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Atom Models

Atom Models

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Presentation

Science

8th Grade

Practice Problem

Medium

NGSS
MS-PS1-1

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Created by

Sarah Arenas

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5 Slides • 17 Questions

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Atom Models

Identify the element described in each question. You will need a periodic table to help you.


Each answer will have the element name (symbol) (atomic number) to help you find it on the periodic table

For example:

Lithium (Li) (3)

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2

REMEMBER....

Total Protons or Electrons =

Atomic number

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3

Multiple Choice

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What element is it?

1

Lithium (Li) (3)

2

Hydrogen (H) (1)

3

Beryllium (Be) (4)

4

Multiple Choice

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What element is it?

1

Lithium (Li) (3)

2

Carbon (C) (6)

3

Fluorine (F) (9)

5

Multiple Choice

An element has 11 protons, 11 electrons, 12 neutrons. What element is it?

1

Copper (Cu) (29)

2

Potassium (K) (19)

3

Sodium (Na) (11)

6

Multiple Choice

An element has 7 protons, 7 electrons, 7 neutrons. What element is it?

1

Helium (He) (2)

2

Potassium (K) (19)

3

Nitrogen (N) (7)

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REMEMBER...

Periods =

Energy levels (Cloud circles)


Families (Groups) =

Valence electrons (The outermost electrons)

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8

Multiple Select

Which elements have 3 energy levels? (Choose all that are correct.)

1

Sodium (Na) (11)

2

Magnesium (Mg) (12)

3

Boron (B) (5)

4

Chlorine (Cl) (17)

9

Multiple Select

Which elements have 1 energy level? (Choose all that are correct.)

1

Sodium (Na) (11)

2

Hydrogen (H) (1)

3

Boron (B) (5)

4

Helium (He) (2)

10

Multiple Select

Which elements have 4 energy level? (Choose all that are correct.)

1

Sodium (Na) (11)

2

Potassium (K) (19)

3

Calcium (Ca) (20)

4

Krypton (Kr) (36)

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Multiple Select

Which elements have 2 valence electrons? (Choose all that are correct.)

1

Beryllium (Be) (4)

2

Magnesium (Mg) (12)

3

Hydrogen (H) (1)

4

Calcium (Ca) (20)

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REMEMBER...

Drop the digit of 1 when looking for valence electrons in families 13-18


For example:

Family 13 = 3 valence electrons

Family 14 = 4 valence electrons

Family 18 = 8 valence electrons

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13

Multiple Select

Which elements have 8 valence electrons? (Choose all that are correct.)

1

Neon (Ne) (10)

2

Magnesium (Mg) (12)

3

Argon (Ar) (18)

4

Krypton (Kr) (36)

14

Multiple Select

Which elements have 6 valence electrons? (Choose all that are correct.)

1

Neon (Ne) (10)

2

Oxygen (O) (8)

3

Sulfur (S) (16)

4

Boron (B) (5)

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Multiple Choice

An element has 2 energy levels and 2 valence electrons. What element is it?

1

Lithium (Li) (3)

2

Beryllium (Be) (4)

3

Helium (He) (2)

16

Multiple Choice

An element has 3 energy levels and 5 valence electrons. What element is it?

1

Lithium (Li) (3)

2

Nitrogen (N) (7)

3

Phosphorus (P) (15)

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CHALLENGE yourself!!!

Be sure to think about all you have learned and use a periodic table with family names included.

18

Multiple Choice

An element is in the Noble Gas family and has 2 energy levels. What element is it?

1

Neon (Ne) (10)

2

Helium (He) (2)

3

Lithium (Li) (3)

19

Multiple Choice

This element is a nonmetal with 4 valence electrons.

1

Carbon (C) (6)

2

Aluminum (Al) (13)

3

Fluorine (F) (9)

20

Multiple Choice

This element is a nonmetal but is on the left side of the table, does NOT belong to a family and has 1 valence electron.

1

Lithium (Li) (3)

2

Hydrogen (H) (1)

3

Magnesium (Mg) (12)

21

Multiple Choice

This element is a metal with 4 energy levels and 1 valence electron. It is found in bananas.

1

Potassium (K) (19)

2

Calcium (Ca) (20)

3

Sodium (Na) (11)

22

Multiple Choice

This element is a metalloid that is used in computer chips. It is in period 3 and family 14.

1

Carbon (C) (6)

2

Gallium (Ga) (31)

3

Silicon (Si) (14)

Atom Models

Identify the element described in each question. You will need a periodic table to help you.


Each answer will have the element name (symbol) (atomic number) to help you find it on the periodic table

For example:

Lithium (Li) (3)

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