periodic table Crossword Puzzles
Periodic Table Crossword. 2023-10-19
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- The atomic number is in the top is the ___ part of the box.
- What is the particle of an atom with a negative cha
- What is the first element in the Lanthanide series?
- Does group 13 have a positive or negative charge?
- What is the element in the fifth period and first g
- Group 18 is the __ gasses.
- What is the vertical organization of the periodic t
- What is group name for group 17?
- Which element has the symbol Fe?
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- What is the element in the 4th period and second group?
- Group two is the ____ metals.
- Protons + ____ = Mass Number
- Groups 3-12 are the ___ metals.
- The metals in group 18 are reactive or non reactive?
- Group one is the ___ metals.
- What element has a mass number of 19?
- What is the horizontal organization Of the periodic
- What is the atomic number of an element also equal
- The mass number is _____ the element symbol.
- What is the first element in the Actinide series?
20 Clues: Group 18 is the __ gasses. • Protons + ____ = Mass Number • Group one is the ___ metals. • Group two is the ____ metals. • Groups 3-12 are the ___ metals. • What is group name for group 17? • Which element has the symbol Fe? • What element has a mass number of 19? • The mass number is _____ the element symbol. • Does group 13 have a positive or negative charge? • ...
The Periodic Table 2023-10-12
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- name for a row
- groups of 3 elements that were similar
- on the right side of the stair step line
- older versions of the PT placed the elements in increasing order of ____.
- created the current version of the PT
- father of the modern PT
- family name for the top row at the bottom of the PT
- created a PT that showed similarities by created rows of 7 elements
- created first PT that put elements in groups of 3
- elements on the stair step line that have properties of metals & nonmetals
- on the left side of the stair step line
- family name for group 17
- Fe & Zn state of matter
- family name for group 18
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- family name for groups 3-12
- Tc and all elements after Bi (83)
- name for a column
- N & Cl state of matter
- separates the metals from the nonmetals
- family name for group 1
- family name for group 16
- the current PT places the elements in order of _____.
- family name for group 2
- Hg & Br state of matter
- every 8th element shows a repetition of properties
- family name for the bottom row at the bottom of the PT
26 Clues: name for a row • name for a column • N & Cl state of matter • family name for group 1 • family name for group 2 • father of the modern PT • Hg & Br state of matter • Fe & Zn state of matter • family name for group 16 • family name for group 17 • family name for group 18 • family name for groups 3-12 • Tc and all elements after Bi (83) • created the current version of the PT • ...
Periodic Table Elements 2023-10-10
118 Clues: C • P • W • U • I • B • K • N • H • O • F • S • Y • V • Tl • Cn • Xe • Cr • Ha • Cf • At • Eu • Yb • Ba • Cl • Pm • Na • Lr • Re • Bi • Ar • Ac • Ru • Ca • Bh • Sc • Pr • Nb • Sm • Si • Rh • Mo • Og • Np • Er • Cm • Lu • Es • Tc • Zr • Bk • Rb • Kr • He • Md • Rg • Tb • Sr • Be • Pa • Ts • No • Hg • Mt • Ne • Pb • Ga • Li • Sg • Gd • Cd • Co • Ta • Lv • Sb • Db • Ni • Cu • Pt • Pu • Th • Ho • Fm • Nh • Al • Dy • Ce • Te • Zn • Rn • Fl • Am • Ir • Ds • Rf • Ge • Mn • Hf • Se • La • As • Pd • Ag • Sn • Br • Ti • Mc • Nd • In • Cs • Mg • Au • Ra • Fr • Tm • Fe • Os • Po
Periodic Table Project 2023-12-02
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- Silvery gray metals, Extremely soft, and have melting and boiling points.
- Electrons in the highest energy level and are the outermost electrons.
- An alkali Metal.
- The charge of oxygen as an ion.
- Transition Metal in period five.
- React violently with most nonmetals.
- A metalloid on the periodic table.
- A way to visualize an atom's structure and potential to bond.
- Radioactive and man made group.
- Noble Gas; located in the second period.
- React with water to make strong bases.
- has a high electronegativity, and only group that contains solids, liquids, and gases.
- He recognized that atomic number is the basis for the organization of the periodic table.
- Shiny, dense, ductile, and are good conductors of heat.
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- Can be shiny and dull; shape can be easy or hard to change.
- Metals become _____ when they are ions.
- Rare earth metals, shiny and silvery white, tarnishes, and have high melting and boiling points.
- Oxidize in air, Not found alone in nature, and react with water to form bases.
- The most reactive nonmetal.
- Dull, brittle, and have low melting point.
- Nonmetals become _____ when they are ions.
- Colorless, odorless, and tasteless.
- Transferring electrons from one atom to another.
- Ductile and malleable, good conductors, and ores come from ores in the earth's crust.
- Russian chemist that looked for common properties in elements.
- Halogen; located in the fourth period.
- The first person who developed a periodic table by increasing atomic mass, but it was incomplete.
27 Clues: An alkali Metal. • The most reactive nonmetal. • The charge of oxygen as an ion. • Radioactive and man made group. • Transition Metal in period five. • A metalloid on the periodic table. • Colorless, odorless, and tasteless. • React violently with most nonmetals. • Halogen; located in the fourth period. • React with water to make strong bases. • ...
Periodic Table Memory 2023-12-08
Periodic Table Project 2023-11-30
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- "rare earth metals"
- Alkali metals
- There are this many groups on the periodic table
- Actinides
- Most reactive metals are what
- An element with positive 2 charges
- Noble gasses
- Amount of valence electrons in group 2
- Reacts with water to make stronger base
- Classification of Noble gasses
- grouped into a row not a column
- Contains Alkaline earth metals
- Alkaline earth metals
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- Comes from ores in earths crust
- Metals lose, while electrons what
- Location of Halogen
- Classification of alkali metals
- most reactive nonmetals
- Credited for first periodic table
- He organized the elements in order of increasing atomic mass
- Ductile and Malleable
- positive ions are called
- Classification of actinides
- An element with positive 3
- dense
- Amount of valence electrons in AL
- Classification of halogens
- Halogens
28 Clues: dense • Halogens • Actinides • Noble gasses • Alkali metals • "rare earth metals" • Location of Halogen • Ductile and Malleable • Alkaline earth metals • most reactive nonmetals • positive ions are called • An element with positive 3 • Classification of halogens • Classification of actinides • Most reactive metals are what • Classification of Noble gasses • Contains Alkaline earth metals • ...
periodic table 11 2024-01-25
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- the shiniest element
- most colorful element
- the hardest element and diamonds are made out it
- cheapest metal
- the coolest looking element
- softest metal
- the most valuable metal
- the heaviest element
- the strongest metal
- same name as the smallest planet
- the most electronegativity
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- row 6 column 10
- its used for power/energy
- most magnetic element
- glows in the dark
- the rarest element
- row 4 column 3
- most toxic element
- the least reactive element
- the most common in the earth
20 Clues: softest metal • cheapest metal • row 4 column 3 • row 6 column 10 • glows in the dark • the rarest element • most toxic element • the strongest metal • the shiniest element • the heaviest element • most magnetic element • most colorful element • the most valuable metal • its used for power/energy • the least reactive element • the most electronegativity • the coolest looking element • ...
Periodic Table Elements 2024-01-19
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- An alkali metal used commonly in medicine 6.4910
- A very hard metal used in planes 47.867
- Used only in research 262
- A metalloid used in hard fibers 12.011
- A nonmetal used in pools 34.453
- Commonly used in alloys 54.938
- A metal used mostly in foils and cans 26.982
- A metal used to make liquid thermometers 69.723
- Used in agriculture 79.904
- A metalloid used in glass 10.811
- A metal used in thermometers 200.59
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- An alkali metal that makes your bones very strong and makes you a big boy 40.078
- A metalloid used in alloys 28.086
- A highly radioactive metal used as fuel 238.03
- A hard metal mainly used in building and steel 55.845
- A metal used in alloys 44.596
- A gas used to inflate things 4.0026
- A Shiny metal that is worth a lot of money 196.97
- A non metal used in car batteries 32.065
- A gas that we breathe everyday 15.999
20 Clues: Used only in research 262 • Used in agriculture 79.904 • A metal used in alloys 44.596 • Commonly used in alloys 54.938 • A nonmetal used in pools 34.453 • A metalloid used in glass 10.811 • A metalloid used in alloys 28.086 • A gas used to inflate things 4.0026 • A metal used in thermometers 200.59 • A gas that we breathe everyday 15.999 • ...
Periodic Table Math 2023-09-10
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- combine me with oxygen to make Carbon Dioxide
- I have 46 electrons
- I am the smallest atom
- My atomic symbol is Ag
- My real name is antimony
- I have an average of 28 neutrons
- My atomic symbol is Yb
- My atomic symbol is Fe
- I have an atomic number of 84
- I have 28 protons
- Combine me with sodium to get salt
- I have an average of 114 neutrons
- Combine me with hydrogen to make water
- I have an atomic number of 83
- I have as atomic mass around 7
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- I have 7 protons
- I have 29 protons
- I am named after a famous scientist
- I have 35 electrons with a -2 charge
- I have an atomic number of 5
- I have an atomic mass around 200
- I have 6 electrons with a neutral charge
- My atomic symbol is UUP
- My real name is tin
- I generally have 45 electrons
- I have an atomic mass around 11
- I have 10 protons
- I have an atomic mass around 127
- I generally have 42 electrons
- I have close to 59 atomic mass
30 Clues: I have 7 protons • I have 29 protons • I have 28 protons • I have 10 protons • I have 46 electrons • My real name is tin • I am the smallest atom • My atomic symbol is Ag • My atomic symbol is Yb • My atomic symbol is Fe • My atomic symbol is UUP • My real name is antimony • I have an atomic number of 5 • I have an atomic number of 84 • I generally have 45 electrons • ...
PERIODIC TABLE ELEMENT 2025-02-23
Periodic Table Crossword 2025-10-02
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- The atomic mass is 63.546
- The atomic mass is 10.81
- The atomic mass is 40.078
- The atomic mass is 58.6934
- The atomic mass is 35.453
- The atomic mass is 226
- The atomic mass is 55.845
- The atomic mass is 6.941
- The atomic mass is 20.18
- The atomic mass is 24.305
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- The atomic mass is 1.00784
- The atomic mass is 39.0983
- The atomic mass is 126.90447
- The atomic mass is 222
- The atomic mass is 200.59
- The atomic mass is 22.989769
- The atomic mass is 140.116
- The atomic mass is 4.0026
- The atomic mass is 26.981539
- The atomic mass is 232.038
- The atomic mass is 65.38
21 Clues: The atomic mass is 222 • The atomic mass is 226 • The atomic mass is 10.81 • The atomic mass is 6.941 • The atomic mass is 20.18 • The atomic mass is 65.38 • The atomic mass is 63.546 • The atomic mass is 40.078 • The atomic mass is 200.59 • The atomic mass is 35.453 • The atomic mass is 4.0026 • The atomic mass is 55.845 • The atomic mass is 24.305 • The atomic mass is 1.00784 • ...
Periodic Table Trends 2025-10-15
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- The lightest noble gas.
- The element with an electron configuration ending in 3p⁵.
- The element with the highest first ionization energy.
- The transition metal in group 11 used in wiring.
- The element used in nuclear fission fuel rods.
- The most electronegative element.
- The only liquid metal at room temperature.
- The only nonmetal on the left side of the periodic table
- Trend that increases up and to the right on the table.
- The element that defines organic chemistry.
- Element symbolized as “W”.
- The trend that increases down a group and decreases across a period.
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- The trend describing how tightly an atom holds its valence electrons.
- Period 4 element that forms a +2 ion with a filled 3d subshell.
- The metalloid used in computer chips.
- The least reactive group of elements.
- two The group number for the alkaline earth metals.
- Element with atomic number 82.
- The halogen in period 5.
- The most reactive alkali metal.
- Group with full outer s and p orbitals.
- The first transition metal.
- The horizontal rows on the periodic table are called ____.
23 Clues: The lightest noble gas. • The halogen in period 5. • Element symbolized as “W”. • The first transition metal. • Element with atomic number 82. • The most reactive alkali metal. • The most electronegative element. • The metalloid used in computer chips. • The least reactive group of elements. • Group with full outer s and p orbitals. • The only liquid metal at room temperature. • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2025-10-02
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- Has the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons
- good conductors of heat and electricity
- When an atom gives up one or more electrons it becomes positive
- Earth Metals Found in foods and never found freely in nature
- When an atom gains one or more electrons it bFamibecomestive
- Vertical Columns
- Forms when atoms gain or lose electrons to become stable
- Electrons The electrons found in the outermost energy level
- Energy the amount of energy needed to remove the valence electron of an atom
- + Charge
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- Poor conductors of heat and electricity
- the measure of an atom's ability to attract electrons
- radius The measure of the size of an atom
- Gases Stable elements that exist on their own
- conduct heat and electricity better than non-metals but not as well as Metals.
- Horizontal Rows
- the most active Non-Metals
- Metals Most reactive group
- No electric Charge
- - Charge
20 Clues: - Charge • + Charge • Horizontal Rows • Vertical Columns • No electric Charge • the most active Non-Metals • Metals Most reactive group • Poor conductors of heat and electricity • good conductors of heat and electricity • radius The measure of the size of an atom • Gases Stable elements that exist on their own • the measure of an atom's ability to attract electrons • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2024-04-08
Periodic Table Vocabulary 2025-05-15
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- a substance that cant be broken into other substances
- the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus
- a group of elements that have both metal and non metal characteristics
- positive charged particle in nucleus
- the number of protons contained in each nucleus of its atom. Located over the elemental symbol.
- How readily a substance combines chemically with other substances.
- atom with same atomic number, different number of neutrons
- a particle with negative charge
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- another word for groups of columns
- electron electron that is found in the outer most shell of an atom
- A class of elements characterized by physical properties that include shininess, malleability, ductility, and conductivity.
- the smallest component of an element.
- ability of an atom to attract electrons when the atom is in a compound.
- an element that is not a metal and has properties generally opposite to those of a metal. metalloid
- a vertical column in periodic table
- all of the monovalent metals in periodic table6
- center of an atom; made up of protons and neutrons.
- the process of adding electrons to or removing electrons from an atom or group of atoms.
- neutral charged particle in nucleus
- a horizontal row in the periodic table
20 Clues: a particle with negative charge • another word for groups of columns • a vertical column in periodic table • neutral charged particle in nucleus • positive charged particle in nucleus • the smallest component of an element. • a horizontal row in the periodic table • all of the monovalent metals in periodic table6 • the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus • ...
PERIODIC TABLE CROSSWORD 2025-05-21
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- A metal used in jewellery making whose symbol derives from the Latin word ”Argentum”
- rarest naturally occurring element in the earth
- Coated over steel to protect them from corrosion & improve their appearance
- specific crystalline form of the element carbon
- A nuclear explosion of 1 kg of __________ underground would generate a massive release of energy, equivalent to a nuclear explosion
- A nuclear explosion of 1 kg of _ underground would generate a massive release of energy, equivalent to a nuclear explosion
- Most reactive gas
- fireworks what produces red flames
- The most dangerous metal in the periodic table
- Created the framework that became the modern periodic table
- Present in thermometer
- chemical element that forms a salt when it reacts with metal
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- purest form of silicon
- The most dangerous metal in the periodic table
- Formerly known as Columbium,__________ is a grey metal
- 2nd lightest noble gas
- stranger gas
- A silvery-gold coloured, soft, and ductile metal known for its high reactivity and low melting point
- I have the last palindrome atomic number in periodic table
- It's a silvery-blue, hard, and lustrous metal that is a transition metal
- silvery-white lustrous metal with a slight golden tinge
- Name adopted from the Greek word "beryllos," referring to the gemstone beryl
- metal with high melting point
- The primary element used in making food cans
- Noble gases are sometimes referred as
25 Clues: stranger gas • Most reactive gas • purest form of silicon • 2nd lightest noble gas • Present in thermometer • metal with high melting point • fireworks what produces red flames • Noble gases are sometimes referred as • The primary element used in making food cans • The most dangerous metal in the periodic table • The most dangerous metal in the periodic table • ...
Periodic Table (CH10) 2026-01-03
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- Scientist who arranged elements by atomic number to create the modern periodic table
- This element helps you breathe
- This nonmetal is found in all living things and fuels like coal
- This element is in table salt when combined with sodium
- Elements with properties of both metals and nonmetals
- Series of mostly radioactive elements used in nuclear energy and medicine
- Series of shiny metals used in magnets and electronics
- Scientist who arranged elements by atomic mass and predicted undiscovered elements
- This type of element can conduct electricity under certain conditions
- These elements are shiny and malleable
- The element with atomic number 1
- Reaction where fuel reacts quickly with oxygen, producing heat and light
- This group is unreactive and found in Group 18
- This element is used in computer chips and solar panels
- The chemical reaction that forms rust on iron
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- Property that generally increases in the middle of a period and decreases at the ends
- The number of protons in an atom
- Electrons in the outermost shell used for bonding
- Metals This group of metals is very reactive and found in Group 1
- Group 17 elements are called this
- This property allows metals to be hammered or rolled into thin sheets
- Property that usually increases across a period and down a group
- Group 2 metals are called this
- This property allows metals to be stretched into thin wires
- This metal is used to build bridges and tools
25 Clues: This element helps you breathe • Group 2 metals are called this • The number of protons in an atom • The element with atomic number 1 • Group 17 elements are called this • These elements are shiny and malleable • This metal is used to build bridges and tools • The chemical reaction that forms rust on iron • This group is unreactive and found in Group 18 • ...
Periodic Table Facts 2025-12-17
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- Has an atomic mass of 6.941 Lithium
- Atomic mass of Oxygen
- Number of electrons in Holmium
- The atomic number of potassium
- Has a planet AS its name
- Atomic number of 13
- Atomic symbol of Mg
- Something we breathe in everyday
- Has 30 protons and 35 neutrons
- Has a full valence shell (6 letters)
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- Element named after scientist Albert Einstein
- Has an Atomic mass of 74.92
- Has a planet IN its name
- Number of protons in calcium
- Has an atomic number of 14
- Element with the same name as a coin
- Has a full valence shell (4 letters)
- Has 35 protons and 45 neutrons
- Element named after scientist Ernest Rutherford
- Atomic mass of Helium
20 Clues: Atomic number of 13 • Atomic symbol of Mg • Atomic mass of Oxygen • Atomic mass of Helium • Has a planet IN its name • Has a planet AS its name • Has an atomic number of 14 • Has an Atomic mass of 74.92 • Number of protons in calcium • Number of electrons in Holmium • The atomic number of potassium • Has 35 protons and 45 neutrons • Has 30 protons and 35 neutrons • ...
Periodic table elements 2025-08-06
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- O 8
- Tl 81
- Ce 58
- Bi 83
- Ac 89
- Mn 25
- K 19
- Ar 18
- Cn 112
- Yb 70
- Lr 103
- Nd 60
- Sb 51
- Rf 104
- La 57
- Dy 66
- Nh 113
- Cl 17
- Fe 26
- Cf 98
- Pu 94
- B 5
- Ne 10
- Cs 55
- Rh 45
- Cu 29
- Xe 54
- Zn 30
- Tm 69
- Lu 71
- Am 95
- S 16
- Si 14
- Fl 114
- Ra 88
- P 15
- Ho 67
- Pb 82
- Na 11
- Ge 32
- Re 75
- Se 34
- Al 13
- H 1
- Hf 72
- Po 84
- Os 76
- Ti 22
- Tb 65
- Be 4
- Nb 41
- Fr 87
- Sg 106
- Ir 77
- Pr 59
- Hg 80
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- Ga 31
- At 85
- Np 93
- V 23
- W 74
- Ts 117
- Es 99
- He 2
- Ag 47
- Cr 24
- Mc 115
- C 6
- Sm 62
- Pt 78
- Cd 48
- Og 118
- Cm 96
- I 53
- Br 35
- Kr 36
- Gd 64
- Y 39
- Ca 20
- Zr 40
- Sc 21
- Lv 116
- Pa 91
- Eu 63
- Md 101
- No 102
- Er 68
- U 92
- Ni 28
- Pd 46
- As 33
- Rg 111
- Au 79
- Hs 108
- In 49
- Bk 97
- Tc 43
- Pm 61
- Sn 50
- Ru 44
- N 7
- Db 105
- Mg 12
- Th 90
- Mo 42
- Te 52
- Ds 110
- Bh 107
- Sr 38
- Rn 86
- Co 27
- Fm 100
- Ba 56
- Mt 109
- F 9
- Ta 73
- Rb 37
- Li 3
118 Clues: O 8 • C 6 • B 5 • N 7 • F 9 • V 23 • W 74 • He 2 • K 19 • I 53 • Y 39 • U 92 • S 16 • P 15 • H 1 • Li 3 • Be 4 • Ga 31 • Tl 81 • At 85 • Np 93 • Ce 58 • Bi 83 • Es 99 • Ac 89 • Ag 47 • Cr 24 • Mn 25 • Ar 18 • Sm 62 • Pt 78 • Yb 70 • Cd 48 • Cm 96 • Nd 60 • Br 35 • Kr 36 • Gd 64 • Sb 51 • Ca 20 • Zr 40 • La 57 • Dy 66 • Sc 21 • Pa 91 • Cl 17 • Eu 63 • Fe 26 • Cf 98 • Pu 94 • Ne 10 • Cs 55 • Er 68 • Rh 45 • Ni 28 • Pd 46 • As 33 • Au 79 • Cu 29 • Xe 54 • Zn 30 • In 49 • Tm 69 • Lu 71 • Bk 97 • Am 95 • Tc 43 • Pm 61 • Sn 50 • Si 14 • Ra 88 • Ru 44 • Ho 67 • Pb 82 • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2026-03-08
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- Unique to cysteine
- Oxidation states yellow-red, green, blue, (metallic)
- Used in bath therapy
- Daily recommended intake of 140μg
- Named after a state of the USA
- Shortest element named after a swedish village
- Crimson-red flame
- Earliest artificial element
- Kalium
- A country is named after this element
- Densest stable metal
- "German goblin"
- Used for old green glass
- Transition metal with the oldest existing sample
- Latest-discovered element
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- Oxidation states lilac, green, blue, yellow, (metallic)
- Most expensive metal
- Variant of cysteine
- Longest element named after a Swedish village
- Hydrargyrum
- Natrium
- Melts at -210°C
- White colouring in toothpaste
- Violet-red flame
- Red, white, black and violet allotropes
- Stibium
- Hardest element
- Melts in your hand
- Heaviest element our sun produces
- Stannum
30 Clues: Kalium • Natrium • Stibium • Stannum • Hydrargyrum • Melts at -210°C • Hardest element • "German goblin" • Violet-red flame • Crimson-red flame • Unique to cysteine • Melts in your hand • Variant of cysteine • Most expensive metal • Used in bath therapy • Densest stable metal • Used for old green glass • Latest-discovered element • Earliest artificial element • White colouring in toothpaste • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2026-01-21
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- Called the "lazy one" due to its nonreactive nature
- A lack of this element in a human's diet can cause irregular heart rhythms
- Has an atomic mass of 14.0067
- When breathed in, can make the voice sound high or squeaky
- Makes up about 18% of the human body by mass
- Used to be known as "Brimstone"
- An essential part in nutrition for animals
- Has an atomic mass of 3
- The most abundant element on the earth's surface
- The 7th most abundant element in the universe
- Almost all of this element in the human body is stored in the bones
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- Very versatile in its application, and is used as a rocket fuel igniter
- Discovered in 1798 by French chemist Nicolas-Louis Vauquelin
- Never found as a free element in nature because it is highly reactive
- Name derives from Greek "Neos"
- Has an atomic number of 19
- Can be a gas, a liquid, or a solid
- Most reactive of all chemical elements
- Does not rust, unlike other metals
- Used to clean pools
20 Clues: Used to clean pools • Has an atomic mass of 3 • Has an atomic number of 19 • Has an atomic mass of 14.0067 • Name derives from Greek "Neos" • Used to be known as "Brimstone" • Can be a gas, a liquid, or a solid • Does not rust, unlike other metals • Most reactive of all chemical elements • An essential part in nutrition for animals • Makes up about 18% of the human body by mass • ...
Periodic Table Elements 2026-02-03
Periodic Table Elements 2026-02-04
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- the most expensive metal used to make jewellery
- spoons & forks
- named after Albert Einstein
- named after America
- the very first element
- diamonds are made from this non-metal
- the symbol is another way to say "No"
- the filament of a lightbulb is made with this
- found in thermometers
- symbol "Ni"
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- element found in bananas
- ______ balloons are used at your birthday party
- named after California
- found in your pencil
- only elememt that starts with the letter "X"
- "Li"
- air consists about 78% of our atmosphere
- ___can
- you need this to breathe
- name of this element relates to a famous DiCaprio movie
20 Clues: "Li" • ___can • symbol "Ni" • spoons & forks • named after America • found in your pencil • found in thermometers • named after California • the very first element • element found in bananas • you need this to breathe • named after Albert Einstein • diamonds are made from this non-metal • the symbol is another way to say "No" • air consists about 78% of our atmosphere • ...
Periodic Table Elements 2024-05-03
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- pennies used to be made from this element
- Thomas Jefferson is on this coin
- plants produce this element
- the strongest metal on earth
- this is put in pools to keep the water clear
- the element wizards tried to make
- milk helps your bones build this
- soda cans are made from
- this element is used in Iron Man's arc reactor
- salt element
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- is a gas used to make signs
- makes your voice high when you breath it
- the planet that Superman is from
- is used to clean the skin before surgery
- people mad cups from this and would get poisoned
- bananas are a good source
- this can help you sleep at night
- element named after the best nation in the world
- type of battery
- used to make nuclear power
20 Clues: salt element • type of battery • soda cans are made from • bananas are a good source • used to make nuclear power • is a gas used to make signs • plants produce this element • the strongest metal on earth • Thomas Jefferson is on this coin • the planet that Superman is from • this can help you sleep at night • milk helps your bones build this • the element wizards tried to make • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2024-11-22
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- alkali metal is reactive with what to make strong bases
- the group boron is in
- dull, poor conductor of heat,low melting point'
- "rare earth metals", high melting, and boiling points.
- this element is found in group 2, period 5
- this element is found in group 18,period 1
- this is a element of lanthanide
- nonmetals called anions have what type of ion charge?
- contains both metals and nonmetals,can be shiny or dull
- metals called cations have what type of ion charge
- a ion is formed from a transfer of what?
- what surrounds each element symbol
- elements are listed in what type of order by atomic number
- this is a element of actinide
- full valence, colorless, odorless, tasteless
- extremely soft. (think cream cheese.)
- group calcium is in
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- the group hydrogen is in.
- what provides a way to visualize a atoms structure, and amount of balanced electrons
- creator of the first periodic table
- this element if found in group 1, period 5
- ductile and malleable, come from ores in Earth's crust
- nonmetal charge is -1, high electronegativity
- relatively soft, found alone in nature
- this element is found in group 17,period 4
- creator of the most recent periodic table
- lanthanides react violently most with what type of metal?
- high melting point, dense, shiny, ductile
- group of electrons with a electric charge
- this element Is found in group 8, period 3
- all are radioactive, elements are man made.
31 Clues: group calcium is in • the group boron is in • the group hydrogen is in. • this is a element of actinide • this is a element of lanthanide • what surrounds each element symbol • creator of the first periodic table • extremely soft. (think cream cheese.) • relatively soft, found alone in nature • a ion is formed from a transfer of what? • creator of the most recent periodic table • ...
Periodic table elements 2025-02-24
The Periodic Table 2024-10-15
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- This period has 8 elements
- located between the transitional metals and the metalloids
- They are silvery that are soft malleable, and ductile
- This period has 18 elements
- Metals in this family typically form two or more oxidation states
- This period contains rare earth metals such as gold and platinum
- This element is in the first period
- This element found in period 5 is one of the three heaviest
- These are the second most reactive group on the periodic table
- This has properties of both metals and no metals
- This consists of all the elements in group one except group one
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- The only group in the periodic table that has 3 states of matter at standard temperature.
- A family of rare earth metals that contain one valence electron in the 3d shell
- This element found in period 2 can be used to make glowing signs
- All elements in the 7th period are what?
- This element is on period 3 and is in the metalloid family
- This element is from period 6 and is n the noble gases family
- This element found in period 3 can be used to disinfect swimming pools
- They can be found in group 18
- This family has catalytic tendencies
20 Clues: This period has 8 elements • This period has 18 elements • They can be found in group 18 • This element is in the first period • This family has catalytic tendencies • All elements in the 7th period are what? • This has properties of both metals and no metals • They are silvery that are soft malleable, and ductile • ...
Periodic Table & Trends 2024-10-10
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- 1s22s22p63s23p64s23d5
- most elements on the left side of the metalloid line are classified as this
- type of electrons that are shown in an electron dot structure (used for bonding)
- the written arrangement of electrons in an atom (ex: 1s2 2s2 2p6)
- elements to the right of the metalloid line are classified as this
- where electrons are likely to be found (s,p,d,f)
- electrons have to spin in the _______ direction if they are in the same orbital
- [Kr]5s24d9
- energy required to remove an electron to overcome the attraction between the positive nucleus and the electron
- 7 of these, read from left to right
- principle states that each electron occupies the lowest energy orbital available (name only)
- e- configuration shortened with the previous noble gas in brackets
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- group 2 family name
- how many valance electrons does group 17 elements have (spell out the number)
- group 1 family name
- exclusion principle that states a maximum of 2 electrons can occupy a single orbital but only if they have opposite spins (name only)
- groups 3-12
- the relative ability of its atoms to attract electrons in a chemical bond
- group 17 family name
- group 18 family name
- Rule that states single electrons with the same spin must occupy each equal energy orbital before additional electrons with opposite spins can occupy the same energy level orbital (name only)
21 Clues: [Kr]5s24d9 • groups 3-12 • group 2 family name • group 1 family name • group 17 family name • group 18 family name • 1s22s22p63s23p64s23d5 • 7 of these, read from left to right • where electrons are likely to be found (s,p,d,f) • the written arrangement of electrons in an atom (ex: 1s2 2s2 2p6) • elements to the right of the metalloid line are classified as this • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2024-09-13
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- Nuclear charge of an element
- Firm and stable in shape
- Element with mass but no definite shape
- Easily shattered
- Boron, Silicon, Germanium
- Group 18
- increases as you move down a group from right to left
- Forms to the shape of its container
- Lack metallic properties
- Energy needed to remove and electron from an atom
- Combining power of an element
- Single species of atoms
- Protons carry positive charge in here
- Group of atoms with one or more positive or negative charges
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- Can be easily bent
- Total number of protons and neutrons in an atom
- Can be made into wire
- Shiny appearance, good conductor, various substances
- Group 17
- Lithium, Sodium, Potassium are all examples of this metal
- Relating to a molecule made up of two atoms
- Horizontal Colomn
- Vertical Column
- Contains two or more metallic elements
- Atoms with the same number of protons but different neutrons
- Negative charged particle
- Positive charged atom
- Substance whos atoms have the same number of protons
- Basic building block
- Can make electricity and heat
30 Clues: Group 17 • Group 18 • Vertical Column • Easily shattered • Horizontal Colomn • Can be easily bent • Basic building block • Can be made into wire • Positive charged atom • Single species of atoms • Firm and stable in shape • Lack metallic properties • Boron, Silicon, Germanium • Negative charged particle • Nuclear charge of an element • Combining power of an element • ...
The Periodic Table 2024-10-29
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- #63
- #27
- #114
- #117
- #37
- #53
- #84
- #86
- #52
- #7
- #113
- #82
- #73
- #105
- #78
- #118
- #58
- #70
- #61
- #79
- #55
- #104
- #31
- #109
- #16
- #5
- #71
- #8
- #18
- #96
- #6
- #59
- #88
- #103
- #38
- #42
- #19
- #41
- #75
- #72
- #76
- #49
- #87
- #39
- #15
- #10
- #111
- #107
- #11
- #106
- #2
- #40
- #98
- #89
- #43
- #46
- #64
- #112
- #12
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- #91
- #95
- #22
- #4
- #100
- #30
- #33
- #28
- #93
- #65
- #44
- #110
- #25
- #3
- #23
- #36
- #1
- #81
- #56
- #97
- #9
- #14
- #102
- #77
- #17
- #116
- #80
- #20
- #67
- #74
- #26
- #92
- #47
- #35
- #60
- #62
- #69
- #94
- #115
- #99
- #51
- #13
- #68
- #66
- #83
- #45
- #50
- #21
- #90
- #24
- #57
- #101
- #32
- #34
- #85
- #29
- #108
- #48
- #54
118 Clues: #4 • #3 • #7 • #1 • #9 • #5 • #8 • #6 • #2 • #63 • #91 • #27 • #95 • #22 • #30 • #33 • #28 • #37 • #93 • #65 • #53 • #44 • #84 • #25 • #23 • #36 • #86 • #52 • #82 • #73 • #81 • #56 • #97 • #78 • #14 • #58 • #70 • #61 • #79 • #77 • #17 • #80 • #55 • #20 • #67 • #74 • #31 • #26 • #16 • #92 • #71 • #47 • #35 • #60 • #18 • #62 • #69 • #96 • #94 • #59 • #99 • #88 • #51 • #13 • #68 • #38 • #42 • #66 • #19 • #83 • #41 • #75 • #45 • #50 • #72 • #76 • #21 • #49 • #87 • #90 • #24 • #57 • #39 • #15 • #10 • #11 • #32 • #40 • #98 • #34 • #89 • #85 • #43 • #29 • #48 • #54 • #46 • #64 • #12 • #100 • #114 • #117 • #110 • #113 • #105 • #118 • #102 • #116 • #104 • #109 • #115 • #103 • #111 • #107 • ...
Periodic Table Review 2024-11-05
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- an outermost electron of an atom
- the center of an atom
- chart of the elements arranged into rows and columns
- a subatomic particle that is positively charged and exists in the nucleus
- the smallest piece of an element that still represents that element.
- elements that have no metallic properties.
- an element that has properties of both metals and nonmetals
- the number of protons in an atom
- an atom that is no longer neutral
- the elements in group 2
- the elements in groups 3-12
- a group of chemical symbols and numbers that make up a compound.
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- a subatomic particle that is neutral and exists in the nucleus
- a model that represents valence electrons
- the area where an electron is most likely to be found.
- a row on the periodic table
- the bond formed when two atoms share one or more pairs of valence electrons.
- the sum of an element's protons and neutrons
- the bond formed between positively and negatively charged ions
- a column on the periodic table
- the elements in group 1
- an element in group 17
- the elements of group 18
- a subatomic particle that is negatively charged and exists outside the nucleus
- a force that holds two or more atoms together
25 Clues: the center of an atom • an element in group 17 • the elements in group 1 • the elements in group 2 • the elements of group 18 • a row on the periodic table • the elements in groups 3-12 • a column on the periodic table • an outermost electron of an atom • the number of protons in an atom • an atom that is no longer neutral • a model that represents valence electrons • ...
Periodic Table Project 2025-11-24
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- Metal ions are called this
- A transition metal in period three
- Noble gases reactivity
- Did not get credit due to an "incompleteness" in his table
- A property of a metal
- Nonmetal ions are called this
- This group has full valence electron shells
- Arraned elements in order of increasing atomic number
- An alkali metal in period three
- This group is ductile and malleable
- Nonmetals do this with their electrons
- A Halogen found in period five
- A property of a nonmetal
- An alkaline earth metal in period two
- The outermost electrons are called this
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- A noble gas found in period four
- This group is known as "rare earth metals."
- The Lewis Dot Structure helps to visualize this in an atom
- The only group that contains solids, liquids, and gases
- The most reactive metals
- A property of metalloids
- Magnesium is this type of element
- A lanthanide found in period six
- Hydrogen is this type of element
- Arsenic is this type of element
- This group is all radioactive and man-made
- An actinide found in period seven
- This group is relatively soft and oxidizes in air
- Metals do this with their electrons
- Credited for designing the first periodic table
30 Clues: A property of a metal • Noble gases reactivity • The most reactive metals • A property of metalloids • A property of a nonmetal • Metal ions are called this • Nonmetal ions are called this • A Halogen found in period five • Arsenic is this type of element • An alkali metal in period three • A noble gas found in period four • A lanthanide found in period six • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2025-11-21
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- Metals get more reactive the more they go to the ____.
- Developed the first periodic table, but didn't get credit due to incompleteness.
- The least reactive Alkali metal.
- Which nonmetal is the most reactive
- This elements contain properties of both metals and nonmetals.
- Metals become what?
- Arranged elements in order of increasing atomic number.
- Is Neon a nonmetal or metal.
- What is the charge of Alkaline earth metals.
- Which group is cerium in.
- What are all actinides?
- Apart of the Halogens group
- Another name for the lanthanides.
- Cobalt is in which group.
- Valence electrons are the _________ electrons
- Metals that are colorless, odorless, and tasteless.
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- Created the first periodic table.
- What is the ionic charge of Gallium
- The number of the charge depends on how many _______ electrons are lost or recieved.
- The most reactive metals.
- A metal in period 2.
- Most reactive nonmetals.
- Nonmetals are ____ conductors of heat and electricity.
- which type of element is dense and has a high melting point.
- Uranium is apart of which group.
- Where do Transition metals come from?
- Calcium is in which group.
- A metalloid in period 13.
- The number of dots is the same number of what?
- Nonmetals become what?
30 Clues: Metals become what? • A metal in period 2. • Nonmetals become what? • What are all actinides? • Most reactive nonmetals. • The most reactive metals. • A metalloid in period 13. • Which group is cerium in. • Cobalt is in which group. • Calcium is in which group. • Apart of the Halogens group • Is Neon a nonmetal or metal. • The least reactive Alkali metal. • ...
Periodic Table Project 2025-11-24
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- What is a property of Lanthanides?
- How was the modern periodic table organized?
- What group is Sodium in?
- What group is Neon in?
- What kind of element is Hydrogen?
- What group is Cerium in?
- What is a property of metalloids?
- Valence electrons are the ________ electrons.
- What do the dots around the element's symbol represent?
- What is a property of Transition Metals?
- What group is Flourine in?
- What nonmetal is the most reactive?
- What is a property of Alkali Metals?
- What group is Iron in?
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- What is a property of Halogens?
- What is a property of Actinides?
- What group is Uranium in?
- Who was credited with designing the first periodic table?
- What group is Calcium in?
- What metal is the most reactive?
- What kind of element is Boron?
- What is a property of nonmetals?
- What are negative ions called?
- What kind of element is Lithium?
- Mendeleev organized the elements in order of increasing atomic ________.
- Do metals gain or lose electrons?
- What is a property of Alkaline Earth Metals?
- What are positive ions called?
- What is a property of Noble Gases?
- What is a property of metals?
30 Clues: What group is Neon in? • What group is Iron in? • What group is Sodium in? • What group is Cerium in? • What group is Uranium in? • What group is Calcium in? • What group is Flourine in? • What is a property of metals? • What kind of element is Boron? • What are negative ions called? • What are positive ions called? • What is a property of Halogens? • What is a property of Actinides? • ...
Periodic table crossword 2026-04-28
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- goes in a necklace (not gold)
- A type of yellow?
- It's a planet?
- What you put in balloons?
- Vitamin with indigestion?
- its position as the first and lightest element?
- Poisonis to superman?
- Vitamin that makes your hair grow long?
- What you put in a pool?
- Sounds like a planet?
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- Statue of Liberty is made of?
- really strong metal?
- What we use to breathe?
- It's in a pencil?
- ____ foil
- Iron man (name is in it)
- Einstein invented?
- You get frostbite from just touching it?
- It's in milk?
- It's 5 cents in money?
20 Clues: ____ foil • It's in milk? • It's a planet? • A type of yellow? • It's in a pencil? • Einstein invented? • really strong metal? • Poisonis to superman? • Sounds like a planet? • It's 5 cents in money? • What we use to breathe? • What you put in a pool? • Iron man (name is in it) • What you put in balloons? • Vitamin with indigestion? • Statue of Liberty is made of? • goes in a necklace (not gold) • ...
Chemistry 2025-10-02
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- Number of protons in an atom
- Pure substance made of only one type of atom
- Positively charged particle in the nucleus
- Vertical column in the periodic table
- A change that forms a new substance
- Atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons
- Center of an atom
- Simplest type of pure substance that can’t be broken down
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- Horizontal row on the periodic table
- Table organizing all known elements
- Smallest unit of matter
- Negatively charged particle orbiting the nucleus
- Particle with no charge in the nucleus
- Number that changes between isotopes
- Mixture that looks the same throughout
15 Clues: Center of an atom • Smallest unit of matter • Number of protons in an atom • Table organizing all known elements • A change that forms a new substance • Horizontal row on the periodic table • Number that changes between isotopes • Vertical column in the periodic table • Particle with no charge in the nucleus • Mixture that looks the same throughout • ...
Periodic atomic tic tac toe 2021-02-12
7 Clues: has a atomic nummber 9 • item in the periodic table • next to flourine in periodic table • element below plata in the periodic table • element next to iodine in the periodic table • its between thallium and bismuth in the periodic table • element between indium and antimony in the periodic table
Chemistry Crossword 2023-01-24
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- A neutrally charged particle
- A negatively charged particle
- A positively charged particle
- The table which contains all of the elements
- The unit used to measure atomic weight
- The number of protons in an element
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- A negatively charged ion
- A positively charged ion
- An atom or molecule with a net charge
- The atomic weight of an element
- A particle with a nucleus and electrons
- A line on the periodic table
- A grouping of elements on the periodic table
13 Clues: A negatively charged ion • A positively charged ion • A neutrally charged particle • A line on the periodic table • A negatively charged particle • A positively charged particle • The atomic weight of an element • The number of protons in an element • An atom or molecule with a net charge • The unit used to measure atomic weight • A particle with a nucleus and electrons • ...
Chemistry Review 2025-05-15
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- Dull, brittle elements to the right of the staircase
- How likely an atom is to undergo chemical change
- Outermost electrons involved in bonding
- Overall structure or connection between atoms
- Shiny, conductive elements on the left of the table
- Bond formed by transferring electrons
- Type of reaction where a compound breaks into smaller parts
- Negatively charged particle outside the nucleus
- Atom with same protons but different neutrons
- Vertical column on the periodic table
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- Tendency to attract electrons in a bond
- Two or more atoms chemically joined
- Equation with equal atoms on both sides
- Shared electron pair forms this type of bond
- Type of chemical reaction where smaller parts build a compound
- Positively charged particle in the nucleus
- Horizontal row on the periodic table
- Center of the atom
- Electrically neutral subatomic particle
19 Clues: Center of the atom • Two or more atoms chemically joined • Horizontal row on the periodic table • Bond formed by transferring electrons • Vertical column on the periodic table • Tendency to attract electrons in a bond • Equation with equal atoms on both sides • Outermost electrons involved in bonding • Electrically neutral subatomic particle • ...
DanielA 9L 2017-11-15
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- group 18 in periodic table, they are the most stable and nonreactive elements.
- horizontal row of elements in the periodic table
- chemical reaction that releases energy
- positively charged particle in the nucleus of an atom
- chemical reaction that absorbs energy
- the degree to which a specified material conducts electricity
- a pure substance formed when two non metals combine
- ability to pound and roll into flat sheets
- metal the first column of the periodic table excluding hydrogen,that a really reactive in air and water
- substance that helps a chemical reaction proceed more quickly
- workplace hazardous information material system
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- at table in which elements are organized by their physical and chemical properties
- number of protons in the nucleus of one atom of an element
- a pure substance formed when at least on metal and one non metal combine
- catalyst involved in chemical reactions in living things
- neutral particle in the nucleus of an atom
- Mass of Reactants= Mass of Products
- Irreversible change
- invisible negatively charged particle that orbits the nucleus of and atom
- chemical change that occurs when oxygen in the air reacts with a metal
- element that has both metallic and non metallic properties
- the mass of an element measured in amu
- shininess of a metal
- what everything is made up of
- can be stretched into wire
25 Clues: Irreversible change • shininess of a metal • can be stretched into wire • what everything is made up of • Mass of Reactants= Mass of Products • chemical reaction that absorbs energy • chemical reaction that releases energy • the mass of an element measured in amu • neutral particle in the nucleus of an atom • ability to pound and roll into flat sheets • ...
Chemical Reactions 2018-06-04
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- a molecule that contains a pair of atoms
- ice to water
- pure substance made of a singular atoms
- a strong smell from gas
- long line of molecules made by simple repetitive units
- similar to a particle but cant be destroyed or broken
- chemical which speeds up the chemical reaction
- a molecule that contains 2 or more same atoms
- a substance that can make a chemical reaction happen faster
- when substances move they have to touch eachother
- the damage caused to something by the enviroment
- molecule that contains 2 or more different atoms bonded together
- 1 atom
- two objects stay together
- two atoms formed togethre become a...
- to transform into a gas
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- 3 dimensional arrangement in particles
- same outcome as chemical change
- group of two or more atoms paired together
- vertical columns in a periodic table
- On the left side of an arrow
- Water does this when it has hit 100 degrees celsius
- how many substances are in a volume
- Part of the 3 states of matter solid, liquid and ....
- Ice to dry ice
- Write side of a chemical equations
- easily changed due to normal room temperatures
- when water vapour turns to water
- the horizontal rows of periodic table
- table- elements put into a table by their chemical properties
30 Clues: 1 atom • ice to water • Ice to dry ice • a strong smell from gas • to transform into a gas • two objects stay together • On the left side of an arrow • same outcome as chemical change • when water vapour turns to water • Write side of a chemical equations • how many substances are in a volume • vertical columns in a periodic table • two atoms formed togethre become a... • ...
Matter Key Terms 2021-02-16
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- of matter
- A group of atoms
- A tiny portion of matter
- An ordered table of the ordered elements
- The wide spreading of something
- A particle without an electric charge
- A number of things
- permeable region
- Movement of solvent molecules through a
- many protons it has
- Any of the elements in group IIA on the periodic table
- Any of the elements in group VIIA on the periodic table
- The total amount of protons and neutrons in a nucleous
- A large gathering of things
- An intermediate property, that has some
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- The number of protons in an atom nucleus
- A dense organelle that contains dna
- The identity of an element depending on
- A representative character
- A stable particle with positive
- properties
- The theory that explains the physical
- A stable particle with negative
- A substance that is not metal
- up space
- A portion of time
- A thing that is composed of 2 or more
- A capability to perform work
- Anything that has mass and volume and
- A solid conductive material
- Smaller than or occurring in an atom
- An essential part of something
- Any of the elements in group IA on the periodic table
- The smallest particle that can exist
- A metal made by combining 2 or more metallic elements
35 Clues: up space • of matter • properties • A group of atoms • permeable region • A portion of time • A number of things • many protons it has • A tiny portion of matter • A representative character • A solid conductive material • A large gathering of things • A capability to perform work • A substance that is not metal • An essential part of something • A stable particle with positive • ...
Grade 8 Science 2021 Review 2021-12-09
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- an intelligent guess
- the rate of change of velocity
- a push or pull
- positive charge
- columns on the periodic table
- element with a mass number of 40 and 22 neutrons
- negative charge
- rows on the periodic table
- no charge
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- used in laboratory experiments to measure fluids
- distanne traveled per unit time
- resistant force when object touches each other
- contains neutrons and protons
- SI unit for mass
- mass multiplied by velocity
- speed in a given direction
- the smallest indivisible particle of matter
- holds electrons around the nucleus
- the tendency for an object to resist a change in motion
- sum of all forces acting on an object
20 Clues: no charge • a push or pull • positive charge • negative charge • SI unit for mass • an intelligent guess • speed in a given direction • rows on the periodic table • mass multiplied by velocity • contains neutrons and protons • columns on the periodic table • the rate of change of velocity • distanne traveled per unit time • holds electrons around the nucleus • ...
Science 2023-12-05
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- Change in direction and speed
- H2O
- d/t=s
- Positive charge in nucleus
- Negative charge in rings
- F=ma
- two or more molecules producing a new product(s)
- number in front of a chemical equation
- Position vs time graph
- For every action, there's a reaction
- good conductor
- rows on periodic table
- one directions force is greater than the other
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- opposite in direction, equal in size
- f/m=a
- Numbers that come after a symbol or below
- columns on periodic table
- not moving
- At rest/in motion
- Neutral charge in nucleus
20 Clues: H2O • F=ma • f/m=a • d/t=s • not moving • good conductor • At rest/in motion • Position vs time graph • rows on periodic table • Negative charge in rings • columns on periodic table • Neutral charge in nucleus • Positive charge in nucleus • Change in direction and speed • opposite in direction, equal in size • For every action, there's a reaction • number in front of a chemical equation • ...
Science Chemistry 2018-11-21
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- positively charged particle in the nucleus of an atom
- pure substance formed when at least one metal and one non-metal combine
- substance that cannot be broken down into other substances
- material that electric charge can move through easily
- the sum of the number of protons and neutrons in an atom
- pure substance formed when non-metals combine
- group 18 elements in the periodic table;the most stable and unreactive elements
- a group of atoms joined by covalent bonds
- atom that has become electrically charged because it has lost or gained electrons; a positive ion is an atom that has lost one or more electrons;a negative ion is an atom that has gained one or more electrons
- neutral particle in the nucleus of an atom
- description of an object that has equal amounts of positive and negative charges
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- group 17 elements in the periodic table;the most reactive non-metals
- substance that reacts with another substance or substances in a chemical reaction to create new substances with different properties
- a table in which the elements are organized by their physical and chemical properties
- anything that has mass and occupies space
- combination of pure substances
- group 2 elements in the periodic table; their reactivity is not as strong as that of the alkali metals
- reaction that takes place when two or more substances react to form new substances
- element that has both metallic and non-metallic properties
- mixture in which the different substances that make up the mixture are visible
- compounds whosemolecules contain carbon
- mass of one atom of an element calculated from the total number of protons,neutrons, and electrons of that atom; measured in atomic mass units
- vertical column of elements in the periodic table
- mixture of two or more pure substances that looks like one substance
24 Clues: combination of pure substances • compounds whosemolecules contain carbon • anything that has mass and occupies space • a group of atoms joined by covalent bonds • neutral particle in the nucleus of an atom • pure substance formed when non-metals combine • vertical column of elements in the periodic table • positively charged particle in the nucleus of an atom • ...
Physical Science Semester 1 review 2020-12-05
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- the spontaneous process in which an atomic nucleus emits radiation
- this element radioactively decays into Lead
- number of electron energy levels and also the number of rows in the periodic table
- chemicals listed to the left of the arrow in a chemical reaction
- center of an atom
- atoms with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons
- adding this to a reaction can speed it up
- these gases do not react because they are completely stable on their own
- number of electrons the 2nd energy level can hold
- the bonding where electrons are transferred
- it takes the most energy to get this color
- ability of an atom to attract electrons to itself
- neutrons have this charge
- color with the lowest energy
- number of protons
- when a chemical reaction takes in heat
- anything that takes up space and has mass
- a charged particle
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- chemicals listed to the right of the arrow in a chemical reaction
- adding protons and neutrons
- when a chemical reaction releases energy
- when an electron gains energy, it moves from a grounded state to this state
- the middle part of the periodic table, which we colored red, are these metals
- Column 1 of the periodic table are these types of metals
- the reason atoms combine with each other
- the bonding where electrons are shared
- protons have this charge
- electrons have this charge
- orbit the nucleus
- father of the Periodic Table of Elements
- the amount of time it takes for one half of a sample to decay
- the conservation of ______ says that matter cannot be created or destroyed
- another name for electron energy levels
- outer electrons can be called this
34 Clues: center of an atom • orbit the nucleus • number of protons • a charged particle • protons have this charge • neutrons have this charge • electrons have this charge • adding protons and neutrons • color with the lowest energy • outer electrons can be called this • the bonding where electrons are shared • when a chemical reaction takes in heat • another name for electron energy levels • ...
Test 1 Practice 2025-03-06
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- "Category of element that is conductive, and malleable, making it useful in wires"
- "Type of mixture whose parts you can tell apart visually and/or separate out physically"
- "Type of mixture whose parts you can't tell apart visually or filter out physically"
- "A pure substance made from multiple different elements bonded together"
- "Category of metal that contains elements like nitrogen, carbon, and oxygen"
- "The type of table used to identify elements based on their properties and masses"
- "Category of metal that shares properties of both metals and nonmetals"
- "Phase of matter with a heat energy so high that it loses electrons"
- "Element with 18 protons"
- "Phase of matter that takes the shape AND volume of its container"
- "PPE that protects your hands"
- "Symbol for sodium on periodic table"
- "Atoms of the same element but different masses, due to an abnormal number of neutrons"
- "Phase of matter with the lowest heat energy"
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- "Gender of Mr. Filoteo's new baby due in August"
- "Subatomic particle with no charge"
- "Element with 5 protons"
- "A pure substance from the periodic table with a unique number of protons"
- "Symbol for helium on periodic table"
- "Subatomic particle with a negative charge"
- "Atomic ______: # of protons in an atom"
- "PPE that protects your torso and clothes"
- "The only metal element that is liquid at room temperature"
- "The number of neutrons in a typical lithium atom"
- "Subatomic particle with a positive charge"
- "Lab tool used to measure mass"
- "Atomic ______: # of protons + # of neutrons in an atom"
- "Atoms of an element with a nonzero charge"
- "PPE that protects your eyes"
- "The number of protons in a nitrogen atom"
- "Phase of matter that takes the shape of its container"
31 Clues: "Element with 5 protons" • "Element with 18 protons" • "PPE that protects your eyes" • "PPE that protects your hands" • "Lab tool used to measure mass" • "Subatomic particle with no charge" • "Symbol for helium on periodic table" • "Symbol for sodium on periodic table" • "Atomic ______: # of protons in an atom" • "PPE that protects your torso and clothes" • ...
Atoms, Substances, and the Periodic Table 2025-05-22
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- Positive particle in the nucleus
- Chemical _____ is one- or two-letter element code
- Alloy of iron and carbon
- Shiny, conductive, malleable element
- Discovered the electron
- Arranged first periodic table by mass
- _______ electrons are in the outermost shell
- Substance made of one kind of atom
- Vertical column in the periodic table
- First to suggest atoms exist
- _______ particles are protons, neutrons, and electrons
- Found the nucleus using gold foil
- ______ shell is the outermost shell of an atom
- _____ table organizes all known elements
- _____ ray is the beam that led to discovery of electrons
- Central part of an atom
- Alloy of copper and tin
- Electron ______ is the arrangement of electrons in shells
- Proposed modern atomic theory
- ____ particle is an Helium nucleus used in atom experiments
- _____ mass is the verage mass of an element’s atoms
- Mixture of a metal with other elements
- _____ property describes how a substance reacts
- Discovered the neutron
- Described electron clouds using maths
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- Likely to form chemical bonds
- Chemical _______ Symbols showing atoms in a substance.
- Type of matter with specific makeup
- Two or more elements chemically joined
- A feature used to describe matter
- Has properties of metals and non-metals
- smallest unit of an element
- _____ property can be observed without changing the substance
- Breaks or shatters when bent
- Tiny negative particle orbiting the nucleus
- Group of atoms bonded together
- Neutral particle in the nucleus
- Said electrons orbit in energy levels
- Horizontal row in the periodic table
- A testable scientific prediction or idea
- Electrically _____ means equal protons and electrons
- ____ pudding is Thomson’s model of the atom
- Can be hammered into shapes
- Can be stretched into a wire
- _____ number is the number of protons in an atom
- Electron _____ is where electrons orbit the nucleus
46 Clues: Discovered the neutron • Discovered the electron • Central part of an atom • Alloy of copper and tin • Alloy of iron and carbon • smallest unit of an element • Can be hammered into shapes • Breaks or shatters when bent • First to suggest atoms exist • Can be stretched into a wire • Likely to form chemical bonds • Proposed modern atomic theory • Group of atoms bonded together • ...
Year 7 Science 2025-12-18
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- Sub cellular structure with holes to allow substances to go in or out
- All of an organism's genetic information
- Cells which contain a permanent vacuole and a cell wall
- Represented by Na in the periodic table
- Cells without a permanent vacuole or cell wall
- Any living thing
- Found in the nucleus of all cells
- The M in MRSGREN
- Organisms getting this from their food and drink
- An organism reacting to changes in their environment
- A section of DNA which codes for a certain characteristic
- Two members of the same species can breed to produce offspring
- A solid substance formed out of a solution
- A chemical reaction done by all living things
- Large structures which store DNA in the nucleus
- Sub cellular structure where DNA is stored
- A small group of atoms strongly held together
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- A biological molecule required for growth
- A specific type of organism
- The jelly-like sub cellular structure
- Represented by H in the periodic table
- Represented by He in the periodic table
- Particles move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration
- A sub cellular structure found only in plant cells
- The smallest building blocks of everything
- Sub cellular structure where respiration takes place
- Something all organisms do with their waste
- Cells with a certain shape, size or structure for their function
- The G in MRSGREN
- Represented by C in the periodic table
- A piece of equipment used to view cells
- Small differences between members of the same species
- The smallest thing which can be alive
33 Clues: Any living thing • The M in MRSGREN • The G in MRSGREN • A specific type of organism • Found in the nucleus of all cells • The jelly-like sub cellular structure • The smallest thing which can be alive • Represented by H in the periodic table • Represented by C in the periodic table • Represented by He in the periodic table • Represented by Na in the periodic table • ...
Reactions 2019-05-12
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- for combustion to occur you need to have heat, fuel and _______
- before a fuel is burnt, energy is stored in the form of _______ energy
- two or more different elements chemically bonded together
- the scientific word for the process of burning
- during a chemical reactions b_____ between atoms are formed and/or broken
- during a chemical reaction mass is c_________ (kept the same)
- the periodic table consists of _________.
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- in the periodic table C is the symbol for ________
- every atom is made of _______, neutrons and electrons
- the substance(s) present before a chemical reaction
- in the periodic table H is the symbol for ________
- during a chemical reactions atoms are r_________
- a state change (e.g. melting) is reversible and is therefore a ________ change
- the substance(s) present after a chemical reaction
- the combustion reaction releases _______ energy
15 Clues: the periodic table consists of _________. • the scientific word for the process of burning • the combustion reaction releases _______ energy • during a chemical reactions atoms are r_________ • in the periodic table C is the symbol for ________ • in the periodic table H is the symbol for ________ • the substance(s) present after a chemical reaction • ...
Vocabulary Review 2013-05-08
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- A row on the Periodic Table
- The substances on the left side of a chemical equation
- Elements join chemically in a specific ratio to form a __
- The substances on the right side of a chemical equation
- Atomic particle with a positive charge
- In 2HCl, the 2 is called a __
- The smallest particle of a compound that still maintains the properties of the compound
- A column on the Periodic Table
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- All elements in group 1 have 1 __ electron
- Elements and compounds are made of only one type of particle, therefore they are each a __
- Atomic particle with a neutral charge
- In H2O, the 2 would be written as a __
- The smallest unit of an element that still maintains the properties of the element
- Atomic particle with a negative charge
- Found on the Periodic Table
15 Clues: A row on the Periodic Table • Found on the Periodic Table • In 2HCl, the 2 is called a __ • A column on the Periodic Table • Atomic particle with a neutral charge • In H2O, the 2 would be written as a __ • Atomic particle with a positive charge • Atomic particle with a negative charge • All elements in group 1 have 1 __ electron • ...
electron configuration 2014-05-09
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- the name of the rows on the periodic table
- the periodic table is made up of metals non-metals and
- a metal atom loses this to become positively charged
- the number of electrons in the outer shell of noble gases
- the maximum number of electrons in the first shell
- the name of the outer shell of atoms
- the type of compounds formed when metals react with non-metals
- the atomic number of Sodium
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- this element has the atomic mass of 14.007
- non-metals do this with electrons to achieve the octet arrangement
- positive ions attract this type of ion
- having this in the outer shell makes atoms stable
- the name of the vertical columns on the periodic table
- C is the symbol for this element
- alkaline metals belong to this group
15 Clues: the atomic number of Sodium • C is the symbol for this element • the name of the outer shell of atoms • alkaline metals belong to this group • positive ions attract this type of ion • this element has the atomic mass of 14.007 • the name of the rows on the periodic table • having this in the outer shell makes atoms stable • ...
Atoms choice board 2022-10-20
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- vertical columns
- negative charge
- the weight of something
- divised a pattern in the 1800s
- 75% of the periodic table
- element that has physical and chemical properties
- doesn't have shape or volume
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- positive charge
- elements with no metallic properties
- represents the short version on the periodic table
- horizontal rows
- item that can't be easily broken into smaller pieces
- no charge
- smallest particle of an element
- retains a shape and density
15 Clues: no charge • positive charge • negative charge • horizontal rows • vertical columns • the weight of something • 75% of the periodic table • retains a shape and density • doesn't have shape or volume • divised a pattern in the 1800s • smallest particle of an element • elements with no metallic properties • element that has physical and chemical properties • ...
Investigation 2 Review 2025-03-11
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- Electrons closer to the nucleus, shielding outer ones
- When core electrons block the full nuclear charge from the valence electrons
- A positively charged ion, smaller than the parent atom
- When an atom loses or gains an electron,it turns into this
- A horizontal row on the periodic table
- A vertical column on the periodic table
- The properties of elements recur periodically when arranged by increasing atomic number
- A conductor of heat and electricity, malleable and shiny
- How easy it is to gain an electron
- Poor conductor, often brittle, found on the right side of the periodic table
- The distance from the nucleus to the outermost electron
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- Outermost electrons
- The net positive charge felt by valence electrons after shielding.
- How difficult it is to lose an electron
- The greater the distance between charges, the weaker the attraction or repulsion, like charges attract, opposite charges repel
- The in-betweeners of metals and nonmetals, mixed properties
- A negatively charged ion, bigger than the parent atom
17 Clues: Outermost electrons • How easy it is to gain an electron • A horizontal row on the periodic table • How difficult it is to lose an electron • A vertical column on the periodic table • Electrons closer to the nucleus, shielding outer ones • A negatively charged ion, bigger than the parent atom • A positively charged ion, smaller than the parent atom • ...
Curriculum Project Crossword 2016-12-01
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- the large part in a mixture
- the most basic unit of matter
- an element in the periodic table
- the number of protons in the atom nucleus
- number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus
- the temperature at which something boils
- a change that changes shape, color, or state but not properties
- a part a science that deals with matter
- a thing that composes of two or more things
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- neutrally charged part of an atom
- negatively charged parts of an atom
- a group in the periodic table of gases
- when you do not chemically mix two or more things
- particles in the mixture that DO NOT settle down
- a table of the chemical elements
- the temperature at which something melts
- smaller parts in a mixture
- something that dissolves in a mixture
- a group of atoms bonded together
- positively charged part of an atom
20 Clues: smaller parts in a mixture • the large part in a mixture • the most basic unit of matter • a table of the chemical elements • an element in the periodic table • a group of atoms bonded together • neutrally charged part of an atom • positively charged part of an atom • negatively charged parts of an atom • something that dissolves in a mixture • ...
Chemistry 2024-11-19
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- Au (4)
- Colour of potassium flame (6)
- Chemical and ________ changes (8)
- State with no vibration (5)
- Opposite of element (8)
- Opposite of Chemical (8)
- Fe (4)
- Means of heating within the lab (6)
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- Name of vertical columns in periodic table (5)
- ________ Table (8)
- Pb (4)
- Pt (8)
- Number of atoms in 1 oxygen molecule (3)
13 Clues: Au (4) • Pb (4) • Pt (8) • Fe (4) • ________ Table (8) • Opposite of element (8) • Opposite of Chemical (8) • State with no vibration (5) • Colour of potassium flame (6) • Chemical and ________ changes (8) • Means of heating within the lab (6) • Number of atoms in 1 oxygen molecule (3) • Name of vertical columns in periodic table (5)
Science Periodic Table 2023-08-28
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- You can predict a lot about chemical _3_ of an element if you know where it is on the periodic table
- Metallic elements are typically _10_ and are good 11_ of heat and electricity
- The 7 horizontal rows are called _29_
- On a square, above the chemical symbol is the _6_ of the lement, and below the symbol are the full name of the element, and its _7_
- Each row corresponds to a different _30_
- What makes the periodic table really invaluable is its use as a(n) _2_ tool.
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- Atoms are listed (on the periodic table) in order of increasing _19_, as you read the periodic table from left to right,top to bottom.
- Each element is represented by one _4_ on the periodic table, with one or two-letter chemical _5_
- The _1_ is the most powerful tool chemists have for organizing chemical information
- Each element has a unique atomic number-that's the number _20_ in the necleus of the atom
- If you arrange elements by atomic number, a pattern emerges. There is a _21_, or a repeating of certain characteristics
- A vertical comumn of lements is called a(n) _26_ or a family
12 Clues: The 7 horizontal rows are called _29_ • Each row corresponds to a different _30_ • A vertical comumn of lements is called a(n) _26_ or a family • What makes the periodic table really invaluable is its use as a(n) _2_ tool. • Metallic elements are typically _10_ and are good 11_ of heat and electricity • ...
My Chemistry Puzzle 2022-05-15
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- the elements of Group 18 of the periodic table
- the physical and chemical properties of the elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers.
- the d-block elements are metals with typical metallic properties and are often referred to as
- the 14 elements with atomic numbers from 90 (thorium, Th) to 103 (lawrencium, Lr).
- the 14 elements with atomic numbers from 58 (cerium, Ce) to 71 (lutetium, Lu).
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- the elements of Group 1 of the periodic table
- the elements of Group 2 of the periodic table
- an arrangement of the elements in order of their atomic numbers so that elements with similar properties fall in the same column, or group.
- the elements of Group 17 of the periodic table
- element 90
10 Clues: element 90 • the elements of Group 1 of the periodic table • the elements of Group 2 of the periodic table • the elements of Group 18 of the periodic table • the elements of Group 17 of the periodic table • the 14 elements with atomic numbers from 58 (cerium, Ce) to 71 (lutetium, Lu). • ...
Chapt. 4 Vocab 2024-11-14
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- An element that is typically dense, solid, ductile, malleable, highly conductive, and chemically receive, especially in the presence of nonmetal elements. Metals are located on the left end of the periodic table
- An element with characteristics between those of metals and nonmetals; also called semiconductors; located between metals and nonmetals on the periodic table
- An element in Group 1 of the periodic table, having one valence electron that it can easily lose to form a 1+ cation, making it extremely reactive; the most reactive of all the metals.
- An element in group 17 of the periodic table having seven valence electrons. It easily gains an electron, forming an 1- anion, which causes it to be highly reactive.
- A row in the periodic table of elements
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- The law that states that the properties of the elements vary with their atomic numbers in a regular, repeated pattern
- A table of the chemical elements arranged to display their periodic properties in relation to their atomic numbers
- Any electron in the outermost energy level of a neutral atom. Unpaired valence electrons are usually involved in chemical bonding
- A column of elements in the periodic table having similar valence electron arrangement, resulting in similar chemical properties; also known as a group
- See family
10 Clues: See family • A row in the periodic table of elements • A table of the chemical elements arranged to display their periodic properties in relation to their atomic numbers • The law that states that the properties of the elements vary with their atomic numbers in a regular, repeated pattern • ...
Reece T Science 2021-12-09
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- Smallest part of an element
- Rings of electrons
- Change in size, shape, or state of matter
- Surrounds and atom
- Mass-Atomic#=Neutrons
- Tells how many molecules are in a chemical formula
- Unit used to measure atoms
- Something made up of only 1 type of atom
- An atom with a low amount of valance electrons is very...
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- Protons, Neutrons, Electrons
- Columns on the Periodic Table
- An atom with a large amount of valance electrons is...
- Negative Charge
- Rows on the Periodic Table
- Center of an atom
- Change in a substances atoms
- No Charge
- Atomic#=Protons=Electrons
- Positive Charge
- Tells how many atom are in an element
20 Clues: No Charge • Negative Charge • Positive Charge • Center of an atom • Rings of electrons • Surrounds and atom • Mass-Atomic#=Neutrons • Atomic#=Protons=Electrons • Rows on the Periodic Table • Unit used to measure atoms • Smallest part of an element • Protons, Neutrons, Electrons • Change in a substances atoms • Columns on the Periodic Table • Tells how many atom are in an element • ...
Periodic Table of Elements 2015-04-17
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- around the nucleus
- metal+metal
- non-metal+non-metal
- the mass of an atom expressed in atomic mass units
- created the Periodic Table
- holds quarks together
- metal+non-metal
- tiny piece of everything
- zero charged particle
- in the middle of an atom
- has the same number of protons
- positively charged particle
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- a unit of mass that describes the mass of an atom or molecule
- makes up everything in the universe
- number of protons of an atom
- the sum of the numbers of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom
- negatively charged particle
- the number of groups in the Periodic Table
- an atom
- a charged atom
20 Clues: an atom • metal+metal • a charged atom • metal+non-metal • around the nucleus • non-metal+non-metal • holds quarks together • zero charged particle • tiny piece of everything • in the middle of an atom • created the Periodic Table • negatively charged particle • positively charged particle • number of protons of an atom • has the same number of protons • makes up everything in the universe • ...
Chemistry Crossword 2023-04-24
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- able to be dissolved
- the horizontal rows of the periodic table
- protons + neutrons
- A + B = AB
- phase change from solid to gas
- AX + B = AB + X
- 273K is the standard for ________
- types of metals that make covalent bonds
- unable to be dissolved
- electrons are transferred between atoms, which makes cations and anions
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- discovered by James Chadwick
- the vertical columns of the periodic table
- AB = A+B
- discovered by JJ Thompson
- simplest unit of an ionic compound
- nitrogen, oxygen, and bromine are ____
- how many sig figs is 0.239
- a mixture containing particles that settle out
- microscopic particles that are evenly dispersed
- having 8 valence electrons
20 Clues: AB = A+B • A + B = AB • AX + B = AB + X • protons + neutrons • able to be dissolved • unable to be dissolved • discovered by JJ Thompson • how many sig figs is 0.239 • having 8 valence electrons • discovered by James Chadwick • phase change from solid to gas • 273K is the standard for ________ • simplest unit of an ionic compound • nitrogen, oxygen, and bromine are ____ • ...
Chemistry Crossword 2020-10-06
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- collumns on a periodic table
- negative charge
- the substances after change are called
- where electrons are found (2 words)
- the weight of an element(2 words)
- the smallest unit of matter
- positively charged
- the number before a chemical formula
- shiny and malleable
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- electrons in the last shell(2 words)
- the small number in a chemical formula
- a group of atoms
- the substances before change are called
- neutrally charged
- rows on a periodic table
- the formula of an element (2 words)
- used to organize elements(2 words
- levels in the electron cloud (2 words)
- where elements are organized (2 words)
- a pure substance that cannot be broken down
20 Clues: negative charge • a group of atoms • neutrally charged • positively charged • shiny and malleable • rows on a periodic table • the smallest unit of matter • collumns on a periodic table • used to organize elements(2 words • the weight of an element(2 words) • the formula of an element (2 words) • where electrons are found (2 words) • electrons in the last shell(2 words) • ...
Chem Menu #4 2023-11-08
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- wave properties: distance from crest to crest
- can emit a single unit length, like a laser
- wave properties: height of the wave from the origin
- high conductivity, shiny, malleable, and ductile
- wave properties: # of waves pass by a unit of time
- column #17 family
- column #1 family
- rows on periodic table
- columns on periodic table
- column #15 family
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- column #2 family
- frequency and energy are ...
- wave properties: heighest point on one wave
- poor conductivity, dull, brittle
- column #16 family
- mass less bundle of energy
- medium conductivity, properties of both metals and nonmetals
- column #18 family
- created by vibrating charges
- wavelength and energy are ...
20 Clues: column #2 family • column #1 family • column #16 family • column #18 family • column #17 family • column #15 family • rows on periodic table • columns on periodic table • mass less bundle of energy • frequency and energy are ... • created by vibrating charges • wavelength and energy are ... • poor conductivity, dull, brittle • wave properties: heighest point on one wave • ...
periodic table 2021-11-17
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- How many elements are in Period 3?
- number how are elements arranged on the Periodic Table?
- Hydrogen ( H on the Periodic Table) is a
- How many elements can be found in Group 2?
- what is the Atomic Number of Carbon
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- what are the horizontal rows on the Periodic Table called?
- which of the following is true about Lithium (symbol of Li on the Periodic Table)?
- properties elements in the same groups have
- What are the verticle rows of the Periodic Table called?
9 Clues: How many elements are in Period 3? • what is the Atomic Number of Carbon • Hydrogen ( H on the Periodic Table) is a • How many elements can be found in Group 2? • properties elements in the same groups have • number how are elements arranged on the Periodic Table? • What are the verticle rows of the Periodic Table called? • ...
The 20 science elemets 2022-12-02
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- we breath this everyday
- Number 6 on periodic table
- Number one of periodic table
- letters are Ag
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- used to clean pools/in pools
- yellow substance used for guns or ammo
- number 5 on periodic table
- initials N and is the name of a US coin
- worth lots of money and its used for flexing
- Used to fill balloons up that float in the sky
10 Clues: letters are Ag • we breath this everyday • number 5 on periodic table • Number 6 on periodic table • used to clean pools/in pools • Number one of periodic table • yellow substance used for guns or ammo • initials N and is the name of a US coin • worth lots of money and its used for flexing • Used to fill balloons up that float in the sky
Henry's science thingy 2026-02-09
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- the building blocks
- anything that takes up space
- the side to side categories on the periodic table
- the end result of a chemical equation
- two or more elements and or compound combined
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- the up and down categories on the periodic table
- two or more elements combined
- metals, nonmetals, and metaloids are all
- the things being added together in a chemical equation
- _______ table
10 Clues: _______ table • the building blocks • anything that takes up space • two or more elements combined • the end result of a chemical equation • metals, nonmetals, and metaloids are all • two or more elements and or compound combined • the up and down categories on the periodic table • the side to side categories on the periodic table • ...
The Periodic Table 2017-11-12
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- The most reactive Group 7 element.
- Metals generally have ________ melting points.
- Iron, magnesium and copper are examples of this material.
- The vertical columns on the Periodic Table are called _________.
- A _________ property can be measured.
- The Group 1 elements are known as the __________ metals.
- Metals are good conductors of _________ and heat.
- The Group 7 elements are known as the __________.
- If a metal can be drawn into a wire, it is classed as being _________.
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- The horizontal rows on the Periodic Table are called ________.
- Iron, cobalt and nickel are the only metals that are ___________.
- The Group 0 elements are known as the __________ gases.
- If a metal can be hammered into shape without cracking, it is classed as being ___________.
- If a metal rings when struck it is classed as being ___________.
- The _________ table arranges the elements in order of their atomic number.
- A _________ property is how a substance behaves.
- The Group 1 metal that has the highest melting point.
17 Clues: The most reactive Group 7 element. • A _________ property can be measured. • Metals generally have ________ melting points. • A _________ property is how a substance behaves. • Metals are good conductors of _________ and heat. • The Group 7 elements are known as the __________. • The Group 1 metal that has the highest melting point. • ...
ATOMS 2025-09-22
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- Shorter version of Atomic Mass Unit.
- The mass of an atom.
- Is Bromine solid,liquid,or gas.
- The positively charged central core of an atom.
- A stable subatomic particle with a charge of negative electricity.
- The region of negative charge surrounding an atomic nucleus that is associated with an atomic orbital.
- What is the shorter word for the element Cerium.
- What number of group is Noble Gasses in the periodic table.
- The basic unit of a chemical element.
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- Name of group two on the periodic table.
- The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom.
- What does Fe stand for in the periodic table.
- IS Gold solid,liquid,or gas.
- A stable subatomic particle occurring in all atomic nuclei, with a positive electric charge.
- A part or aspect of something abstract, especially one that is essential or characteristic.
- A thing that is composed of two or more separate elements; a mixture.
- The number of proton for Oxygen.
17 Clues: The mass of an atom. • IS Gold solid,liquid,or gas. • Is Bromine solid,liquid,or gas. • The number of proton for Oxygen. • Shorter version of Atomic Mass Unit. • The basic unit of a chemical element. • Name of group two on the periodic table. • What does Fe stand for in the periodic table. • The positively charged central core of an atom. • ...
The Periodic Table 2025-11-17
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- Clue: Horizontal row of the periodic table
- Clue: Elements
- Clue: Way of arranging the elements
- Clue: Little energy transition from solid to liquid
- Clue: Substances that exhibit some properties of metals and nonmetals.
- Clue: Straightforward definitions like "a number of people or things"
- clue: Hammered into thin sheets
- Clue: Mineral reflects light
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- Clue: Unit of measurement
- clue: Easily broken
- Clue: Arranged by increasing atomic number
- Clue: Generally a poor conductor of heat and electricity
- Clue: Element's properties, uses, symbol, or atomic number.
- Clue: Elements
- Clue: Phosphorus is a main component in the body
15 Clues: Clue: Elements • Clue: Elements • clue: Easily broken • Clue: Unit of measurement • Clue: Mineral reflects light • clue: Hammered into thin sheets • Clue: Way of arranging the elements • Clue: Horizontal row of the periodic table • Clue: Arranged by increasing atomic number • Clue: Phosphorus is a main component in the body • Clue: Little energy transition from solid to liquid • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2021-10-22
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- The element whose symbol is W.
- The element whose symbol is Xe.
- The element whose symbol is Ti.
- The element whose symbol is N.
- The element whose symbol is Be.
- The element whose symbol is I.
- The element whose symbol is Eu.
- The element whose symbol is Au.
- The element whose symbol is C.
- The element whose symbol is Zn.
- The element whose symbol is Na.
- The element whose symbol is U.
- The element whose symbol is K.
- The element whose symbol is Fr.
- The element whose symbol is Np.
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- The element whose symbol is Br.
- The element whose symbol is Al.
- The element whose symbol is Am.
- The element whose symbol is Yb.
- The element whose symbol is Zr.
- The element whose symbol is He
- The element whose symbol is B.
- The element whose symbol is Ag.
- The element whose symbol is Mg.
- The element whose symbol is Pb.
- The element whose symbol is Li.
- The element whose symbol is O.
- The element whose symbol is H.
- The element whose symbol is Sn.
- The element whose symbol is Cu.
30 Clues: The element whose symbol is W. • The element whose symbol is N. • The element whose symbol is He • The element whose symbol is B. • The element whose symbol is I. • The element whose symbol is O. • The element whose symbol is C. • The element whose symbol is H. • The element whose symbol is U. • The element whose symbol is K. • The element whose symbol is Br. • ...
Periodic Table (2) 2020-08-06
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- halogens form ___ molecules
- a more reactive halogen ___ a less reactive one from its salt solution
- as the Group is descended, shielding effect from the inner shells increases, hence attractive force for electrons ___
- transition metals have high ___
- transition metals form ions with ___ oxidation states
- transition metals form ___ compounds
- the halogen that attracts electrons least readily
- noble gas atoms have ___ outermost electron shells, hence are stable
- Group VII elements are known as ___
- exists as dark purple solid which undergoes sublimation
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- transition metals have ___ melting and boiling points
- as molecular size ___ down the Group, intermolecular forces of attraction becomes stronger, hence melting point _____
- the halogen with the strongest oxidising power
- Down the Group, the colour of the halogens ___
- the colour of chlorine gas
- As the Group is descended, the melting and boiling points of halogens increase
- gases in Group 0 exist as ___ particles
- halogens form halide ions with a ___ negative charge
- a reddish-brown liquid
- noble gases are unreactive or ___
- the colour of iodine dissolved in water
21 Clues: a reddish-brown liquid • the colour of chlorine gas • halogens form ___ molecules • transition metals have high ___ • noble gases are unreactive or ___ • Group VII elements are known as ___ • transition metals form ___ compounds • gases in Group 0 exist as ___ particles • the colour of iodine dissolved in water • the halogen with the strongest oxidising power • ...
Periodic Table Puzzle- 2021-11-16
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- a horizontal row of elements on the Periodic Table
- a family or vertical column of elements with similar chemical properties on the Periodic Table
- The positive particle inside the nucleus
- how much an element reacts due to the valence electrons. Increases going down the group on the left side group 1, alkali metals. Increases going up the group on the right for group 7, halogens.
- a type of element that has properties between metals and nonmetals; semiconductor of heat and electricity
- a simple chemical substance, made of only one type of atoms, that cannot be broken down into a simpler substance
- the energy required to remove an electron
- Within the same shell/energy level, how do they move in the s, p, d, or f subshell.
- a type of element that can be solid, liquid or gas; most are poor conductors of heat and electricity
- is the measurement of energy, a particle, such as an electron can absorb. Energy shells/rings.
- the average distance from the center of the nucleus to the outside of the electron cloud.
- Atoms of the same element, but with a different number of neutrons
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- a table of all elements arranged in order of increasing atomic number
- parts of the atom, nucleus-center of atom; proton- +1 charge, 1 amu, inside nucleus; neutron- 0 charge, 1 amu, inside nucleus; electron- -1 charge, ~0 amu, outside nucleus-electron cloud
- the ability of an atom to attract electrons in a chemical bond. Increases as you go to the right in a period, decreases as you go down a group
- increases to the right in the period, increases as you go down the group.
- This property becomes greater in the elements as you go down a group on the left side of the periodic table and becomes greater as you go up a group on the right side of the periodic table.
- a type of element; most are solid at room temperature. They are good conductors of heat and electricity; shiny and dense
- diagram to show the valence electrons around the symbol, will use to show bonding between atoms
- shows the atom as a central nucleus containing protons and neutrons, with the electrons in circular electron shells at specific distances from the nucleus, similar to planets orbiting around the sun.
- The rings around the nucleus. The energy levels, with shells closest to the nucleus being lower in energy than those farther from the nucleus.
- electron The electrons located in the outer shell of the electron cloud; same # in the group, increases as you go to the right in the period.
- atom that has gained or lost one or more electrons
23 Clues: The positive particle inside the nucleus • the energy required to remove an electron • a horizontal row of elements on the Periodic Table • atom that has gained or lost one or more electrons • Atoms of the same element, but with a different number of neutrons • a table of all elements arranged in order of increasing atomic number • ...
Periodic Table Project 2022-03-17
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- Weaker effective charge
- Measure of weather or not atoms will trade electrons with other atoms
- Metallic shiny metals moderately reactive
- Elements are categorized based on
- Dull solid or gases moderately reactive
- Located in outermost orbital
- Electrons pulled in
- Directly related to effective nuclear charge
- 2 shells 1 electron
- Stronger elective charge
- representation of a compound using symbols and numbers
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- When you move __ the row, elements become less reactive
- Which way does a group go?
- Completely unreactive
- rule Every atom wants 8 electrons
- 2 shells 8 electrons
- AMU
- 6 shells 2 electrons
- Most electronegative
- Soft slivery metals VERY REACTIVE
- Which way does a period go?
- 4 shells 2 electrons
- Can only hold 2 valence electrons
- atoms that Let go of electrons easily
- Extremely reactive
25 Clues: AMU • Extremely reactive • Electrons pulled in • 2 shells 1 electron • 2 shells 8 electrons • 6 shells 2 electrons • Most electronegative • 4 shells 2 electrons • Completely unreactive • Weaker effective charge • Stronger elective charge • Which way does a group go? • Which way does a period go? • Located in outermost orbital • rule Every atom wants 8 electrons • ...
Atoms & Periodic Table 2022-02-22
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- electrons, Electrons in the outermost portion of the electron cloud that form chemical bonds
- symbol, Abbreviation for an element's name
- Horizontal rows of elements with predictable changes in physical and chemical properties
- table, An arrangement of the elements in order of their atomic numbers & increasing atomic mass
- Subatomic particles that has a negative charge
- Elements that are poor conductors of heat and electricity
- A substance made up of atoms of at least two different elements joined by chemical bonds
- A substance that is made up of one or more of the same kind of atom
- Vertical column of elements in the period table that have similar physical and chemical properties
- number, The total number of protons and neutrons in an atom's nucleus
- Subatomic particles that has no charge
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- atomic mass, Weighted average of the masses of all naturally occurring isotopes of an element
- number, The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom
- cloud, Region of an atom that surrounds the nucleus contains electrons
- Subatomic particles that has a positive charge
- Elements that have some properties of metals and nonmetals
- The smallest unit of an element that maintains the properties of that element
- An atom of an element that have a different number of neutrons
- Small dense center of the atom that contains protons and neutrons
- Elements that are shiny and conduct heat & electricity well
20 Clues: Subatomic particles that has no charge • symbol, Abbreviation for an element's name • Subatomic particles that has a positive charge • Subatomic particles that has a negative charge • number, The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom • Elements that are poor conductors of heat and electricity • Elements that have some properties of metals and nonmetals • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2013-11-20
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- vertical column
- positively charged, found in nucleus
- negatively charged, found in a atoms energy level
- another name for metalloid
- atom or a group of atoms that has lost or gained one or more electron
- a pure substance
- protons in the nucleus of an atom
- antoher name for group
- neutral particle in the nucleus of an atom
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- horizontal row
- another name for group
- area in an atom where there is a high chance of finding electrons
- poor conductors of heat and electricity
- energies an electron may have in an atom
- the process of adding electrons to or removing electrons from an atom or group of atoms
- properties of metal and nonmetals
- number of protons and netrons in a nucelas
- center of an atom
- smallest thing with properties of an element
- good conductors of heat and electricity
20 Clues: horizontal row • vertical column • a pure substance • center of an atom • another name for group • antoher name for group • another name for metalloid • properties of metal and nonmetals • protons in the nucleus of an atom • positively charged, found in nucleus • poor conductors of heat and electricity • good conductors of heat and electricity • ...
Periodic Table CrossWord 2013-11-20
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- Found in group 10, period 4, with the atomic number 28
- In group 13, Atomic # 5
- Has a mass of 79.90
- In group 1 of the periodic table, sitting by itself
- Has an atomic mass of 126.90
- has an atomic mass 35.45, found in group 17
- Has an atomic number of 16
- Has a symbol of Hg
- Atomic number 8
- Found in group 12, with an atomic mass of 35.39
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- Has a symbol of Si
- Has an atomic mass of 39.95
- In group 4, period 4,atomic mass # 47.87
- has an atomic number of 2
- Atomic mass of 14.01
- Atomic number of 9
- Has an atomic mass 26.98
- A member of the periodic table, Atomic Number 6.
- Has an atomic number of 36
- atomic mass, 20.18
20 Clues: Atomic number 8 • Has a symbol of Si • Atomic number of 9 • Has a symbol of Hg • atomic mass, 20.18 • Has a mass of 79.90 • Atomic mass of 14.01 • In group 13, Atomic # 5 • Has an atomic mass 26.98 • has an atomic number of 2 • Has an atomic number of 16 • Has an atomic number of 36 • Has an atomic mass of 39.95 • Has an atomic mass of 126.90 • In group 4, period 4,atomic mass # 47.87 • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2013-12-03
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- a positively charged subatomic particle in the nucleus of an atom
- any of the possible energies an electron may have in an atom
- a region in an atom where there is a high probability of finding electrons
- horizontal row of elements
- any atoms having the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons
- the number of protons in the nucleus
- an element that has properties of both a metal and nonmetal
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- a negatively charged subatomic particle found in the energy level of an atom
- an electron in the outermost energy level of an atom
- an ion with a positive charge
- repeats at regular intervals
- a neutral subatomic particle in the nucleus of an atom
- the smallest particle that has the properties of an element
- vertical column of elements
- the process of adding electrons to or removing electrons from an atom or group of atoms
- the center of an atom; made up of protons and neutrons
- the elements that are good conductors of heat and electricity
- an atom or a group of atoms that has lost or gained one or more electrons
- the elemnts that are usually poor conductors of heat and electricity
- the total number of protons and neutrons
- an ion with a negative charge
21 Clues: horizontal row of elements • vertical column of elements • repeats at regular intervals • an ion with a positive charge • an ion with a negative charge • the number of protons in the nucleus • the total number of protons and neutrons • an electron in the outermost energy level of an atom • a neutral subatomic particle in the nucleus of an atom • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2013-12-16
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- Number / number of protons
- / Group 2A metals
- / Atomic Number = 5
- / Si
- / E.C.: 1s^2 2s^2 2p^6 3s^2
- / What we breathe in
- / use roman numerals to label
- / created when electrons gained, nonmetals negative
- / Group 7A nonmetals
- 78% of Earth's atmosphere
- / Alkali metal in Period 2
- / Volcanic erupts-dries yellow powder
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- / created when electrons lost, metals positive
- / Common Soluble "Salt"
- / supports bone structure, found in milk
- / used in toothpaste and refrigerator Freon
- / what diamonds are composed of
- / in pool water
- / light bulbs; atomic number=18
- / comes from Greek word "BERYL"
- / Different proton numbers
- / periodic table based on atomic mass instead of atomic number
- / Covers match heads
- Number / sum of protons and neutrons
- / ___ chloride is common table salt
- / most abundant elements
- / Foil made of it
- / glow lamps, signs, television tubes
- / Group 1A metals
- / add "lift" to balloons
30 Clues: / Si • / in pool water • / Group 2A metals • / Foil made of it • / Group 1A metals • / Atomic Number = 5 • / Covers match heads • / What we breathe in • / Group 7A nonmetals • / Common Soluble "Salt" • / most abundant elements • / add "lift" to balloons • 78% of Earth's atmosphere • Number / number of protons • / Different proton numbers • / Alkali metal in Period 2 • / E.C.: 1s^2 2s^2 2p^6 3s^2 • ...
periodic table crossword 2014-05-14
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- what pennies are made out of
- found in bananas
- the basic building block of all matter
- found on pages 90-91 in the resource book
- a state of matter that has no definite volume or shape
- its a very valuable metal
- a particle comprised of two or more atoms
- the only element named after our country
- a state of matter that has a definite shape but no definite volume
- makes balloons float and your voice high
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- superman's home planet
- symbol of Pu
- two atoms of this element makes water
- a charged atom
- the number of protons in the nucleus
- we normally stuff it in our pencils
- a substance made entirely out of one type of atom
- atomic number 12
- an extreme necessity for breathing
- found in milk
- a source of light
21 Clues: symbol of Pu • found in milk • a charged atom • found in bananas • atomic number 12 • a source of light • superman's home planet • its a very valuable metal • what pennies are made out of • an extreme necessity for breathing • we normally stuff it in our pencils • the number of protons in the nucleus • two atoms of this element makes water • the basic building block of all matter • ...
Periodic Table MattLee 2012-11-23
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- sub-atomic particle with no charge
- # of protons = the ________
- each horizon or row
- sub-atomic particle with - charge
- each vertical column
- another name for metalloid
- Shiny, conducts heat and electricity
- substance that has identical building block (2 words)
- element with the simplest atom formation
- happening at reqular intervals
- has definite volume and indefinite shape
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- protons + neutrons
- a property that is unique for each element
- has properties of metals and nonmetals
- a puresubstance that can not be separated into simpler substances
- another word for group
- has indefinite volume and shape
- has definite volume and shape
- dull, doesn't conduct heat and electricity
- sub-atomic particle with + charge
20 Clues: protons + neutrons • each horizon or row • each vertical column • another word for group • another name for metalloid • # of protons = the ________ • has definite volume and shape • happening at reqular intervals • has indefinite volume and shape • sub-atomic particle with - charge • sub-atomic particle with + charge • sub-atomic particle with no charge • ...
Periodic Table Extra 2012-12-18
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- The metal is fairly stable in air and does not oxidise as rapidly as some of the other rare-earth metals.
- Is required in small amounts for life and is the only metal found in vitamins.
- It oxidises rapidly in moist air and at elevated temperatures. The metal has unusual magnetic properties.
- Has a bright silver lustre and is reasonably stable in air. It ignites in air at 150°C. It is a rare earth metal.
- Is a shiny, white, soft, and ductile metal, and takes on a bluish tinge when exposed to air at room temperatures for a long time. The metal starts to oxidize in air at high temperatures.
- It is very hard and brittle, making it very hard to machine, form, or work. It is the most corrosion resistant metal known.
- Is a beautiful silvery-white metal, when pure, and is malleable and ductile.
- Is somewhat rare and expensive, although not as expensive as gold
- Great care is required while handling promethium as a consequence of its radioactivity.
- It is not acted on by air at room temperature, but burns brilliantly when heated with the formation of white fumes. It is a poor conductor of heat and electricity.
- Is a p-type semiconductor, and shows varying conductivity with crystal alignment. Its conductivity increases slightly with exposure to light.
- Named after Alfred Nobel who discovered dynamite.
- Occurs in some soils in amounts sufficient to produce serious effects on animals feeding on plants such as locoweed (an American plant) grown in such soils.
- A much more abundant element in the sun and certain stars than on earth.
- Is a synthetic element that is not present in the environment at all. It has no uses.
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- Chemical properties are largely unknown. Is a radioactive rare earth metal.
- The metal is characterised by a spectrum containing two bright lines in the blue (accounting for its name). It is silvery gold, soft, and ductile.
- Has a higher melting point and lower density than platinum. It has a high reflectance and is hard and durable.
- Is a metallic element, soft, and when pure is silvery white like lead. The metal oxidises very easily and it reacts with water or alcohol.
- Dangerously radioactive.
- Can be liquid at ambient temperature, but only on a hot day given that its melting point is about 40°C. It is a soft, silvery-white metallic element of the alkali metals group (Group 1).
- Is one of the rarest and most expensive naturally occurring elements. The element is an α-emitter and is a radiological hazard similar to polonium.
- Soft enough to be cut with a knife. It is one of the most reactive of the rare-earth metals. It oxidises rapidly when exposed to air.
- Is a radioactive rare earth metal which must be handled with care to avoid contact, since it is a heavy α and γ emitter. It is named after America.
- Is widely distributed throughout the animal kingdom. It is an important trace element and may be essential for utilisation of vitamin B.
- Has more isotopes than any other element, all of which are radioactive.
- Is almost completely immune to chemical attack at temperatures below 150°C, and is attacked only by hydrofluoric acid, acidic solutions containing the fluoride ion, and free sulphur trioxide.
- Poor conductor of electricity. It is very resistant to corrosion but tarnishes upon exposure to air.
- Its density is exceeded only by that of platinum, iridium, and osmium, and its melting point is exceeded only by that of tungsten and carbon. It is expensive but useful as a trace alloying agent.
- Is an essential constituent of leaves, bones, teeth, and shells. The fifth most abundant element in the earth's crust and makes up more than 3% of the crust.
30 Clues: Dangerously radioactive. • Named after Alfred Nobel who discovered dynamite. • Is somewhat rare and expensive, although not as expensive as gold • Has more isotopes than any other element, all of which are radioactive. • A much more abundant element in the sun and certain stars than on earth. • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2013-03-16
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- I am what a dog does with its bone
- I am constantly used in jewelry
- I am named after the five cent coin
- I like to be used in pools
- I appeared in the 'Wizard of Oz'
- I send people into a 'rush'
- I am named after Mickey Mouse's best friend
- 'Proud to be an (BLANK)'
- Tree's create me
- I am named after a famous sunken ship
- I help your bones grow
- I am a type of famous award
- I am what doctors do to their patients
- I am apart of table salt
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- I am a place where you wash your dishes
- I am everyone's 'bro' but everything is 'mine'
- I am named after a state on the pacific coast
- I am named after the Greek titan of the moon
- I help your pencil write
- I am used in advertisement signs
- I am named after eighth planet from the sun
- I am named after the closest planet to the sun
- My last name is 'foil'
- I am also known as the 'Native American' element
24 Clues: Tree's create me • My last name is 'foil' • I help your bones grow • I help your pencil write • 'Proud to be an (BLANK)' • I am apart of table salt • I like to be used in pools • I send people into a 'rush' • I am a type of famous award • I am constantly used in jewelry • I appeared in the 'Wizard of Oz' • I am used in advertisement signs • I am what a dog does with its bone • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2014-11-16
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- Rotten egg gas
- A common response to just about anything
- Stored in bones
- A non-metal that exists as a gas on Earth
- An expression used by unintelligent life forms: "__ke a boss"
- When mixed with barium you can get a babe
- Weird Al Yankovic sings about it
- Can make ice cream in liquid form
- Can be compressed to make diamonds
- What dentists put on your teeth
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- What doctors do for sick people
- What you call a chemistry moron
- How you let out body fluids in the bathroom
- Used in pools
- You don't really want to do this crossword do you?
- Creates an orange glow when burned
- A criminal with whimsical tendencies
- When your parents have left, they _______
- Used in lighting
- The chemical which trees excrete
20 Clues: Used in pools • Rotten egg gas • Stored in bones • Used in lighting • What doctors do for sick people • What you call a chemistry moron • What dentists put on your teeth • Weird Al Yankovic sings about it • The chemical which trees excrete • Can make ice cream in liquid form • Creates an orange glow when burned • Can be compressed to make diamonds • ...
Periodic Table Puzzle 2015-10-20
The Periodic Table 2016-01-04
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- I am a nonmetal, noble gas that is rare, colorless, odorless and heavy and was discovered in London in 1888 by William Ramsay and Morris Travers.
- I am a solid, non-metal halogen that is a bluish-black solid and a purple vapor. I am sometimes found in table salt to prevent thyroid disease.
- I am a highly toxic metal in a liquid state and am typically found in thermometers.
- I am a nonmetal solid that can be in two forms: black graphite and clear diamond. I am currently used as fuel and in pencil tips.
- I am a solid metal and considered a treasure. My element name in Latin is “Aurum.”
- I am an orange red transition metal found in pennies.
- I am a silvery-white solid metal that is an explosive hazard when in powder form. I am widely used in the manufacturing of electronic devices such as phones, laptop computers and cameras.
- I am presented in metallic meteorites and my element name can also describe a five-cent American coin.
- I am a silvery-gray transition metal and my atomic number is “26.”
- I am a transition metal named after the Titans--the sons of the Earth goddess in Greek mythology.
- My atomic number is “50” and I am often used in the production of cans.
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- I was discovered in 1806 by Sir Humphry Davy and my atomic weight is “22.98977.”
- I am a solid transition metal named after the German word “Zinke” in referral to the sharp crystals formed after smelting.
- I am a non-metal halogen gas used to produce clean drinking water and swimming pools.
- I am a non-toxic, essential metal for living organisms. I was named for my occurrence in calx--the Roman name for limestone.
- I am a bluish-gray metal with poisonous compounds and was previously used in paint and pencils.
- My element symbol is “V” and I am a solid transition metal with a boiling point of 34000 C.
- My atomic weight is “107.868” and my element name is the same as my color. My melting point is 961.950 C.
- I am a solid, silvery-white transition metal used in jewelry and dental work. My element name derives from the Spanish word “platina” which means “little silver.”
- I am a nonmetal, noble gas that is colorless, odorless and inert. I am used alongside other gases to light products such as “neon light” signs and bright, white light for photography and light bulbs.
20 Clues: I am an orange red transition metal found in pennies. • I am a silvery-gray transition metal and my atomic number is “26.” • My atomic number is “50” and I am often used in the production of cans. • I was discovered in 1806 by Sir Humphry Davy and my atomic weight is “22.98977.” • ...
S1 Periodic Table 2023-03-24
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- Name the element with the symbol Hg
- Name the element with the symbol Au
- Name the element with the symbol P
- Name the element with the symbol Ti
- Name the element with the symbol Si
- Name the element with the symbol Zn
- Name the element with the symbol As
- Name the element with the symbol Fe
- Name the element with the symbol Na
- Name the element with the symbol Mg
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- Name the element with the symbol Li
- Name the element with the symbol W
- Name the element with the symbol Kr
- Name the element with the symbol K
- Name the element with the symbol I
- Name the element with the symbol Cr
- Name the element with the symbol O
- Name the element with the symbol H
- Name the element with the symbol N
- Name the element with the symbol C
- Name the element with the symbol He
- Name the element with the symbol Ag
22 Clues: Name the element with the symbol W • Name the element with the symbol K • Name the element with the symbol I • Name the element with the symbol P • Name the element with the symbol O • Name the element with the symbol H • Name the element with the symbol N • Name the element with the symbol C • Name the element with the symbol Li • Name the element with the symbol Kr • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2022-04-18
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- The ratio of the distance and time of an object.
- The measure of gravity acting on an object
- The measure of inertia of an object
- The rate at which velocity changes.
- A device that changes a force and/or direction.
- The speed AND direction an object is moving.
- The fixed point that a lever bar rotates around.
- A force that opposes the motion of objects.
- The ability to do work.
- A V-Shaped object that has two inclined planes.
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- Length of the entire path between two points.
- The product of an object's mass and its velocity
- The product of force and distance.
- A quantity that has both magnitude and direction.
- The rate at which work is done.
- _____ variable is one that you change.
- _____ variable is one that stays constant.
- Straight line path from one point to another
- An inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder.
- A push or pull on an object
20 Clues: The ability to do work. • A push or pull on an object • The rate at which work is done. • The product of force and distance. • The measure of inertia of an object • The rate at which velocity changes. • _____ variable is one that you change. • The measure of gravity acting on an object • _____ variable is one that stays constant. • A force that opposes the motion of objects. • ...
The Periodic Table 2022-12-08
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- atomic number is 20.
- has 56 protons and electrons.
- has an atomic mass of 58.93.
- the atomic number is 2.
- is the first period of the table.
- the symbol of this element is Zr with an atomic number of 40.
- we use this in everyday life and its symbol is Fe.
- is a nonmetal and is in group 16 of the table.
- its atomic mass number is 14.01.
- the symbol of this element is Ar.
- is a noble gas and is in Group 18.
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- is a metal with a symbol of K.
- the symbol is C.
- is solid at room temperature.
- symbol is Na.
- is a metal and its atomic number is 3.
- has 2,2 electrons per shell and its symbol is Be.
- atomic number is 56.
- is the first element in Group 13.
- make up water.
20 Clues: symbol is Na. • make up water. • the symbol is C. • atomic number is 20. • atomic number is 56. • the atomic number is 2. • has an atomic mass of 58.93. • has 56 protons and electrons. • is solid at room temperature. • is a metal with a symbol of K. • its atomic mass number is 14.01. • is the first period of the table. • is the first element in Group 13. • ...
Periodic Table Facts 2022-12-12
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- used in disinfectant and bleach
- copper, silver, gold
- is found in trace amounts in the air we breathe
- rare earth metals
- used in hormone regulation
- white fireworks and baseball bats
- most used metal
- an alloy of iron
- used in lights and signs
- found in sand rocks and soil - it is an excellent semi-conductor
- all radioactive
- least reactive
- an alloy of copper and other metals like zinc
- use in jewelry and photographic paper
- The Most Abundant Element in the Universe
- an alloy of copper and tin
- used to make powerful magnets
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- Found in Table Salt
- Found in Bananas and Avocados
- needed for strong bones
- used in electric wiring because it is a superior electricity conductor
- found in jewelry and most electronic equipment
- used in toothpaste
- abundant in Earth's crust; used in cans, foil, wrap, pans, building materials, and aircraft
- most reactive nonmetal group - 7 valence electrons
- used in blimps and balloons
- only metal that is liquid at room temperature
- very reactive but not as reactive as alkali
- completely unreactive, they have a complete outer level of electrons
- water softening products and laundry detergent
- used to make nitrates for fertilizer and ammonia - makes up 78% of the air we breathe
- used in pigments for yellow paint
- makes up 20% of the air we breathe
- used in nuclear reactors and weapons
- found in coal, oil, natural gas and foods
35 Clues: least reactive • most used metal • all radioactive • an alloy of iron • rare earth metals • used in toothpaste • Found in Table Salt • copper, silver, gold • needed for strong bones • used in lights and signs • used in hormone regulation • an alloy of copper and tin • used in blimps and balloons • Found in Bananas and Avocados • used to make powerful magnets • used in disinfectant and bleach • ...
Periodic Table crossword 2023-02-27
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- This element is the heaviest Noble Gas
- Which element has the largest atomic radius
- Sulfur’s _______ point is 444.72° C
- What are the electrons on the outermost shell called? (_______ Electrons)
- Which element has the most density in the Alkali Earth Metals
- Which Halogen has the highest melting point
- The tendency of an atom to attract electrons to itself
- The family that is completely unreactive (_____ Gases)
- This element has the most electronegativity
- Pattern of change
- What does the row number correspond with on the periodic table
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- Which element has the atomic number 15?
- This element has 4 shells and 6 valence electrons
- This family only needs one valence electron to have a chemical reaction
- Which is more electronegative between Fluorine and Francium
- The most reactive Alkali Metal
- Which nonmetal was discovered in 3750 BC?
- Which column does the first column react with the best?
- Size of an atom (Atomic ______)
- How many valence electrons do the Alkaline Earth metals have?
20 Clues: Pattern of change • The most reactive Alkali Metal • Size of an atom (Atomic ______) • Sulfur’s _______ point is 444.72° C • This element is the heaviest Noble Gas • Which element has the atomic number 15? • Which nonmetal was discovered in 3750 BC? • Which element has the largest atomic radius • Which Halogen has the highest melting point • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2023-02-02
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- an element named after the first person to split an atom after trying to create a new element
- the weighted-average mass of the mixture of its isotopes
- particles with an electrical charge of 1-
- The smallest piece of matter with properties of the element.
- any metalic element
- the area around the nucleus of an atom
- building block of subatomic particles
- an element that was named after a country Famous for their bread
- an element named after a university in california that discovered over 10 elements
- particles with an electrical charge of 1+
- A small, positively charged center of an atom.
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- a chemical element that forms a salt when reacting with metal
- the sum of the number of protons and neutrons
- Neutral particles without an electrical charge
- the number of protons in an atom is equal to this.
- an element names after a scientist with the first name Glenn
- An element that was initally faked by Victor Ninov
- atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons are called this
- the sumbol of the element and dots to represent the electrons in the outer energy level
- arrangement of elements by increasing atomic number and changes of physical and chemical properties
20 Clues: any metalic element • building block of subatomic particles • the area around the nucleus of an atom • particles with an electrical charge of 1- • particles with an electrical charge of 1+ • the sum of the number of protons and neutrons • Neutral particles without an electrical charge • A small, positively charged center of an atom. • ...
Periodic Table Crossword! 2023-04-27
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- Bond between nonmetals
- Last name of scientist that named Lithium
- Bond between metals and nonmetal
- Elements that are shiny, good conductors, and found on the left side of the periodic table
- Element that are dull,brittle and often a gas a room temperature
- An uncharged atomic particle that has a mass nearly equal to that of the proton and is present in all known atomic nuclei except the hydrogen nucleus
- Last name of scientist that distinguished Hydrogen
- Last name of scientist that named Potassium
- Rows across on the periodic table
- A small, positively charged particle of matter found in the atoms of all elements
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- Atoms of the same element that have a different number of neutrons
- Last name of scientist that named Carbon
- Number of protons plus number of neutrons is Atomic ____
- Last name of scientist that named Neon
- An atom with charge
- The electrons on the outer orbital are called _________ electrons
- Last name of scientist that distinguished Helium
- A particle with a negative charge that is found in all atoms.
- The number of protons an atom has is Atomic ______
- Columns (up/down) on the periodic table
- The smallest particle of an element that retains the elements properties
21 Clues: An atom with charge • Bond between nonmetals • Bond between metals and nonmetal • Rows across on the periodic table • Last name of scientist that named Neon • Columns (up/down) on the periodic table • Last name of scientist that named Carbon • Last name of scientist that named Lithium • Last name of scientist that named Potassium • ...
The Periodic Table 2023-04-27
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- My chemical symbol is 'Au' who am I
- My group is 14, who am I?
- My neutron calculation is 9, What am I?
- My neutron calculations are 138, Who am I?
- My chemical symbol is 'Fe' who am I?
- My atomic number is 7, Who am I?
- My group is 17, Who am I?
- My Chemical symbol is 'He' Who am I?
- My group and period coordinates are (10,7) who am I?
- My group and period coordinates are (16,4) who am I?
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- My chemical symbol is 'Ar' who am I?
- My group is 1, who am I?
- My atomic number is 30, Who am i?
- group is 11, Who am I?
- A small, positively charged particle of matter found in the atoms of all elements.
- My atomic number is 19, who am I?
- My neutron calculation is 16, Who am I?
- an uncharged atomic particle that has a mass nearly equal to that of the proton and is present in all known atomic nuclei except the hydrogen nucleus.
- a part or aspect of something abstract, especially one that is essential or characteristic.
- My group and period coordinates are (2,6) Who am I?
- My group and period coordinates are (3,4). Who am I?
- My atomic number is 50, Who an I?
- A small particle with a negative charge that is found in all atoms.
- My neutron calculation is 12, Who am I?
24 Clues: group is 11, Who am I? • My group is 1, who am I? • My group is 14, who am I? • My group is 17, Who am I? • My atomic number is 7, Who am I? • My atomic number is 30, Who am i? • My atomic number is 19, who am I? • My atomic number is 50, Who an I? • My chemical symbol is 'Au' who am I • My chemical symbol is 'Ar' who am I? • My chemical symbol is 'Fe' who am I? • ...
Periodic Table Review 2023-05-02
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- metal with 28 electrons
- Element that has 26 protons
- horizontal rows on the periodic table
- Element in Group 17 often mistaken for the end of your pencil
- A transition metal with 25 electrons
- Metals that are found in groups 3-12 are called _____________ metals
- A gas with atomic mass of 19; (hint: look in group 17)
- Only element in group 17 that is a liquid
- vertical columns on the periodic table
- Group 17 elements are called __________.
- Chart with all known elements
- Noble gas with 2 electrons
- Gas with 8 protons and 8 electrons
- Only element in Group 1 that is not classified as an alkali metal
- Silvery white metal used to make salt;found in Group 1
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- Types of metals found in Group 1 of the periodic table
- Center of an atom
- Positively charged particles found in the nucleus of an atom
- neutrally charged particles found inside the nucleus of an atom
- Group 18 elements are called _______.
- Transition metal with 30 electrons
- element that as 20 neutrons and found in teeth and bones
- Element with atomic number 53
- Element that is a liquid at room temperature;symbol Hg
- Negatively charged particles found in the nucleus of an atom
25 Clues: Center of an atom • metal with 28 electrons • Noble gas with 2 electrons • Element that has 26 protons • Element with atomic number 53 • Chart with all known elements • Transition metal with 30 electrons • Gas with 8 protons and 8 electrons • A transition metal with 25 electrons • horizontal rows on the periodic table • Group 18 elements are called _______. • ...
Periodic Table Crossword 2020-03-25
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- its in milk
- the first element
- a 5 cent coin
- what's found in most batteries
- what weakens superman
- what a quarter is made from
- what you breathe
- what forks and spoons are made of
- material from a penny
- material from a tin
- comes from salt
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- what you find in your pencil
- what you use to clean your pool
- also a planet
- what a one dollar coin is made from
- kinds of signs hanging outside of convenience stores
- atomic number of 53
- mass of 4
- contains Tennessee's NFL team mascot in the name of this element
- sort of sounds like 'boring'
20 Clues: mass of 4 • its in milk • also a planet • a 5 cent coin • comes from salt • what you breathe • the first element • atomic number of 53 • material from a tin • what weakens superman • material from a penny • what a quarter is made from • what you find in your pencil • sort of sounds like 'boring' • what's found in most batteries • what you use to clean your pool • ...
Periodic Table Puzzle 2021-01-15
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- 2nd most abundant in Earth's crust, 14 neutrons
- transition metal with 25 electrons
- carbon family-often mistaken for end of your pencil
- atomic number 47-used to make photographic film
- halogen with atomic number of 53
- in the Carbon family in the 5th period
- silvery white metal used to make salt
- metal and liquid at room temperature-poisonous
- make up 78% of air, in 15th group
- noble gas with 2 electrons
- 26 protons
- not an alkali metal, but have 1 electron
- in Nitrogen family with 16 neutrons
- halogen that is a liquid
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- head of carbon family, basis of life
- 16 neutrons, oxygen family
- atomic number 79
- 20 neutrons found in your teeth and bones
- gas with a mass number of 19
- most abundant metal in Earth crust- Boron family
- transition metal,30 electrons,used in making paint
- gas with 8 protons and 8 neutrons
- 1st element in 4th period used in fertilizer
- alkaline Earth metal, used in fireworks
- 28 electrons. I am a metal.
- atomic mass is 35.45
26 Clues: 26 protons • atomic number 79 • atomic mass is 35.45 • halogen that is a liquid • 16 neutrons, oxygen family • noble gas with 2 electrons • gas with a mass number of 19 • 28 electrons. I am a metal. • halogen with atomic number of 53 • gas with 8 protons and 8 neutrons • make up 78% of air, in 15th group • transition metal with 25 electrons • in Nitrogen family with 16 neutrons • ...
The Periodic Table 2020-12-09
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- You can find me in the same family as carbon in the fifth period
- My atomic number is 47 and I am used to make photographic film
- In my neutral atom I have 2 electrons in the first energy level, 8 in the second and 6 in the third
- My atomic mass is 35.45 amu
- I am the transition metal in period 4 with the greatest number of protons
- I am the only nonmetal in group 14
- I am the alkaline earth metal found in your teeth and bones
- My atomic nunber is 79
- I am not a metal, but am a member of the alkali metal family since I behave like them
- I am the noble gas in period 1
- I have 26 protons
- I am the alkali metal found in table salt
- I am the halogen in period 5
- I am the lightest member of the halogen family
- I am a transition metal which has 25 electrons in its neutral atom
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- I am the first element in the fourth period and used in fertilizers
- I am the only metalloid in period 3
- I am the only metal that is a liquid at room temperature
- I am the only member of family 16 that is a gas at room temperature
- I am a metal with 28 electrons in its neutral atom
- I am the only halogen that is a liquid at room temperature
- I am a member of the alkaline earth metals used to make fireworks
- I am a member of the same family as boron, and am the most abundant metal in the Earth's crust
- I am the nonmetal member of family 15 that is not a gas at room temperature
- I make up 78% of the air around you and am a member of family 15
- I am a member of family 14 and period 6
26 Clues: I have 26 protons • My atomic nunber is 79 • My atomic mass is 35.45 amu • I am the halogen in period 5 • I am the noble gas in period 1 • I am the only nonmetal in group 14 • I am the only metalloid in period 3 • I am a member of family 14 and period 6 • I am the alkali metal found in table salt • I am the lightest member of the halogen family • ...
SPS1 Periodic Table 2020-12-13
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- Model included a nucleus with a positive electric charge. Negatively charged electrons moved in orbits around the nucleus.
- model of atom in which the electrons seem to form a cloud as they move around the nucleus
- Vertical column in the periodic table
- another name for group
- Basic unit of matter
- A region of space within an atom in which electrons with the same energy are generally located. Determined by the period the element is located on.
- An atom or group of atoms that has a positive or negative charge.
- an element that is typically dull in appearance and is a poor conductor of electricity. Many are gases at room temperature.
- Atom with the same number of protons but different numbers of neutrons.
- A chart of the elements showing the repeating pattern of their properties
- Electrons in the outermost energy, or electron shell. This determines how the atom will react chemically with other atoms.
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- A subatomic particle that has a positive charge and that is found in the nucleus of an atom. Has a mass of 1 AMU
- Elements that have properties of both metals and nonmetals.
- Mass the weighted average of the masses of the isotopes of an element
- A pure substance made of only one kind of atom.
- A subatomic particle that has a negative charge. Found outside the nucleus. Mass of 0 AMU
- When an atom loses and electron. The excess charge comes from protons.
- A unit of mass that measure the relative amounts of matter in atoms. (AMU)
- A horizontal row of elements in the periodic table
- an element that is solid at room temperature, a good conductor of heat and electricity, and generally is shiny; most metals are ductile and malleable
- protons, neutrons, electrons
- When an atom gains an electron. The excess charge comes from electrons
- A subatomic particle that has no charge and that is found in the nucleus of an atom. Has a mass of 1 AMU
23 Clues: Basic unit of matter • another name for group • protons, neutrons, electrons • Vertical column in the periodic table • A pure substance made of only one kind of atom. • A horizontal row of elements in the periodic table • Elements that have properties of both metals and nonmetals. • An atom or group of atoms that has a positive or negative charge. • ...
Periodic table crossword 2020-12-15
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