Activate 2 The Periodic Table
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- 4. A term used to describe an element like helium that does not easily chemically bond with other elements (Starts with U, 10 letters)
- 9. The master table that organizes all known elements by their chemical properties and atomic structure (Starts with P, 8 letters)
- 13. A vertical column in the periodic table containing elements with similar chemical properties (Starts with G, 5 letters)
- 14. The smallest building block of matter that makes up every element (Starts with A, 4 letters)
- 15. A scientific word for shiny which is a common physical property of most metals (Starts with L, 8 letters)
- 16. A gradual pattern or change in properties that you can see as you move down a group or across a period (Starts with T, 5 letters)
- 18. A property of metals that allows them to be hammered or rolled into thin sheets without shattering (Starts with M, 9 letters)
- 20. The highly reactive elements found in group one of the periodic table like lithium and sodium (Starts with A, 11 letters)
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- 1. A property of matter describing how tightly packed the mass is within a specific volume (Starts with D, 7 letters)
- 2. A statement about what will happen in a chemical trend based on known evidence or patterns (Starts with P, 10 letters)
- 3. A property of metals that allows them to be drawn or pulled into long thin wires (Starts with D, 7 letters)
- 5. A reaction where a more reactive element takes the place of a less reactive element in a compound (Starts with D, 12 letters)
- 6. The large group of elements found on the left side of the periodic table that are shiny and conduct electricity (Starts with M, 6 letters)
- 7. The group of elements found on the upper right side of the periodic table that are typically dull and poor conductors (Starts with N, 9 letters)
- 8. A measure of how easily or quickly an element undergoes a chemical reaction with other substances (Starts with R, 10 letters)
- 10. A property of most solid nonmetals that causes them to break or shatter easily when hit (Starts with B, 7 letters)
- 11. The extremely unreactive and stable nonmetal gases found in group zero of the periodic table like helium and neon (Starts with N, 10 letters)
- 12. The highly reactive nonmetal elements found in group seven of the periodic table like fluorine and chlorine (Starts with H, 8 letters)
- 17. A horizontal row in the periodic table that shows the trends in element properties across it (Starts with P, 6 letters)
- 19. A pure substance made of only one type of atom that cannot be broken down into anything simpler (Starts with E, 7 letters)