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WorksheetsPeriodic Table Study Guide
Total questions: 53
Worksheet time: 40mins
Aluminum
(a)
Aluminum
(a)
Magnesium
(a)
Magnesium
(a)
Bromine
(a)
Bromine
(a)
Fluorine
(a)
Fluorine
(a)
Calcium
(a)
Calcium
(a)
Carbon
(a)
Carbon
(a)
Chlorine
(a)
Chlorine
(a)
Copper
(a)
Copper
(a)
Gold
(a)
Gold
(a)
Helium
(a)
Helium
(a)
Hydrogen
(a)
Hydrogen
(a)
Iodine
(a)
Iodine
(a)
Iron
(a)
Iron
(a)
Lead
(a)
Lead
(a)
Nitrogen
(a)
Nitrogen
(a)
Oxygen
(a)
Oxygen
(a)
Potassium
(a)
Potassium
(a)
Silver
(a)
Silver
(a)
Sodium
(a)
Sodium
(a)
Zinc
(a)
Zinc
(a)
(a) =Proton=Electron
(A.P.E.)
Atomic Number= (a) =Electron
(A.P.E.)
Atomic Number=Proton= (a)
(A.P.E.)
(a) -Atomic Number=Neutrons
(M.A.N.)
Mass Number- (a) =Neutrons
(M.A.N.)
Mass Number-Atomic Number= (a)
(M.A.N.)
Number in the top left means
(a)
Ring K has a maximum of ______ electrons in that level
2
8
18
Ring L has a maximum of ______ electrons in that level
2
8
18
Ring M has a maximum of ______ electrons in that level
2
8
18
K+L+M=?
Protons
Electrons
Neutrons
Atomic Number
The total number of rings an atom can have are K through ______
L
M
Z
Q
________=________=________ (A.P.E)
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
Atomic Number
