Periodic Table!

The atomic number...

Select two

• Contain Protons & Neutrons

• Identify the chemical element

• Tells the element's weight

• Contains Protons

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NGSS.MS-PS1-1

Are there an infinite amount of atoms AND molecules?

• No, there is an finite amount of atoms & a infinite amount of molecules

• Yes, both atoms AND molecules are infinte

• No, there is an infinte amount of atoms & a finite of molecules

• No, there is a finite amount of molecules AND atoms.

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NGSS.MS-PS1-5

The only group out of the 8 metals that refuse to contribute with another is the..

(a)  

What is the difference between A groups & Groups?

• The A groups are any column while the groups are the 8 tall ones

• The A groups go horizontal while the groups go vertical

• The A groups are the 8 tall columns while the groups are any column

• There is no difference

Which elements on the periodic table goes vertical and horizontal?

• Groups go horizontal, Periods go vertical

• Both elements go vertical

• Both elements go horizontal

• Periods go horizontal, Groups go vertical

True or false,

There are 120 elements on the periodic table & they go in alphebetical order.

• True

• False

Who was Mendeleev?

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• The father of the periodic table

• Created half of the elements on the periodic table

• Is a Canadian Chemist

• Created a periodic table to which we still use today

What is the Octet rule?

• For an atom to have 0 valence electrons

• For an atom to have some valence electrons

• For an atom to have a full set of valence electrons, if they gain, lose, or share electrons

• For an atom to be shaped like an octagon

What are families?

• When a human being has a child & has a significant other & they stay together while living their best life

• Elements that share similar chemical properties

• When elements are forced together in a group to be considered a family

• When elements combine together & share their properties to be considered the greatest of the Periodic Table

How is the periodic table numerically ordered?

• From left to right

• From right to left

• Down, then back up

• Up, then back down