the negatively charged partical

the smallest part of the element

the small positively charged center of the atom

the positivley charged partical

positive center of the atom

particals with a negative charge of -1

negitive center of the atom

particals in the nucleus with an electric charge of 1+

electrically neutral particles in the nucleus ( doesn't have a charge)

particles in the nucleus with the an electric charge of 1+

particals with an electric charge of 1-

electrically neutral partices that don't have a charge

particles with an electric charge of -1

particles with an electric charge of +1

smaller particles that make up protons and neutrons

the smallest part of a partical

where electrons are usually found

atoms of the same element

electrons charge

atoms of the same element have different numbers

smaller particals that make up protons and neutrons

area around the nucleus of an atom where electrons are most likely found

atoms of the same elements that have different numbers

the sum of the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom

the number of protons in a atom's nucleus

atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons

the average mass of an element

electronic dot diagram

the average mass of an element

a table were are arranged by atomic number

the weighted average mass of all natural occering isotope of an element measured in atomic mass units

a table were the elements are arranged by increasing atomic number and by changes in chemical and physical properties

a table were it is organized by periods and groups

the perpendicular columns in the periodic table

the vertical columns in the periodic table

the horizontal rows of elements in the periodic table

the vertical columns in the periodic table

the horizontal rows in the periodic table

a perpendicular columns in the periodic table

uses the chemical symbol of an element surrounded by dots to represent the number of electrons on the outermost of the element.

uses dots to represent chemical compounds

elements that are shiny, malleable,ductile, and good conductors of heat and electricity

metals that can be rolled or hammered into sheets

same property's as metals and nonmetals

metal that's drawn into wires

same property's of both metals and nonmetals

metals that can be rolled or hammered into sheets

metal that is drawn into wires

charged metallic ions surronded in a electron

elements that are usually gasses or solids

• + charged metallic ions surrounded in a electron

• charged metallic ions surrounded in a electron

a neutral charged metallic ions surrounded in a electron

the nucleus breaks down particals and energy

the nucleus has to much particals and energy

when the element conducts an electric current

when the element emits radioactivity

12-18 of periodic table

1-5 of periodic table

5-12 of periodic table

13-18 of periodic table

traits of metal

elements that are usually gasses or solids

elements that have more solid traits the gas traits

elements that are liquid

3 atoms in a covedent bound

2 atoms different element in a covedent bond

2 atoms same element in a covedent bond

same property's as metals and nonmetals

different property's then metals and nonmetals

only has some property's of metals

is a liquid

same molecule structures of the same element

same molecule structures of different elements

different molecule structures of the same element

elements that transfer energy to other elements

elements that conduct radiation

elements that conduct an electric current under certain circumstances

92 electrons atomic number of hydrogen

92 protons, the atomic number of uranium

64 protons atomic number of carbon