PS Page 9 & 10

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What number goes in the red box shown in the picture.

• Atomic Number

• Mass Number

• Charge

• Element Symbol

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What number goes in the red box shown in the picture.

• Atomic Number

• Mass Number

• Charge

• Element Symbol

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What goes in the red box shown in the picture.

• Atomic Number

• Mass Number

• Charge

• Element Symbol

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What is the isotope notation for the compound in the picture?

• Boron-5

• Boron-10

• Barium-5

• Barium-10

• Berryllium-10

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What is the isotope notation for the compound in the picture?

• Calcium-40

• Calcium-20

• Carbon-40

• Carbon-20

• Chlorine-40

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What is the isotope notation for the element in the picture?

• Nitrogen-93

• Nitrogen-41

• Niobium-93

• Niobium-41

• Nickel-93

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What is the isotope notation for the element in the picture?

• Chlorine-17

• Chlorine-35

• Calcium-35

• Calcium-17

• Cobalt-35

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What is the isotope notation for the element in the picture?

• Fluorine-26

• Fluorine-56

• Iron-26

• Iron-56

• Iodine-56

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What is the isotope notation for the element in the picture?

• Titanium-45

• Titanium-22

• Tellurium-45

• Tellurium-22

• Tungsten-45

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What is the charge of a proton?

• +1

• 0

• -1

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Where are protons found in an atom?

• Nucleus

• Electron Shells

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How do you find the number of protons?

• Atomic Number

• Mass Number

• Mass Number - Electrons

• Mass Number + Neutrons

• Electrons + Neutrons

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What would happen to an atom if the number of protons were to change?

• The identity of the atom would change

• The mass of the atom would change

• The charge of the atom would change

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Identify the atomic number and number of protons for the first three elements. Remember, the atomic number tells you how many protons there are!

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1

4

6

2

40

20

12

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Identify the element names for the last 4 elements based on their atomic number and number of protons

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Titanium

Manganese

Sodium

Cesium

Chlorine

Fluorine

Silicon

Nitrogen

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What is the charge of a neutron?

• +1

• 0

• -1

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Where are neutrons found in an atom?

• Nucleus

• Electron Shells

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How do you find the number of neutrons?

• Atomic Number

• Mass Number

• Mass Number - Protons

• Mass Number + Protons

• Electrons + Protons

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What would happen to an atom if the number of neutrons were to change?

• The identity of the atom would change

• The mass of the atom would change

• The charge of the atom would change

Labelling

Determine the number of neutrons based on the element name and mass number

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6

25

47

7

12

20

30

15

61

10

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What is the charge of a electron?

• +1

• 0

• -1

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Where are electrons found in an atom?

• Nucleus

• Electron Shells

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How do you find the number of electrons for an ION?

• Mass Number

• Charge

• Protons + Charge

• Protons - Charge

• Neutrons + Protons

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What would happen to an atom if the number of electrons were to change?

• The identity of the atom would change

• The mass of the atom would change

• The charge of the atom would change

Labelling

Determine the number of electrons based on the number of protons (find on periodic table) and the charge.

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80

78

27

26

50

28

26

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5. Is this shell (the 1st energy level) full?

• Yes

• No

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8. Is this shell (the 2nd energy level) full?

• Yes

• No

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11. Is this shell (the 3rd energy level) full?

• Yes

• No

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13. Is another shell needed?

• Yes

• No

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18. True or False: Every atom has at least two electron shells

• True

• False

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19. True or False: If there is a second energy level, it meas the first energy level is full.

• True

• False

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20. True or False: The 2nd energy can have a maximum of 8 electrons

• True

• False