Across
- 3. The lightest metal.
- 7. the scientist who proposed that atoms are a tiny dense positive nucleus surrounded by largely empty space and orbiting negative particles.
- 8. The most reactive metal
- 9. The Danish scientist who proposed a model of the atom in 1913.
- 10. An ion formed by losing an electron.
- 11. A charged atom.
- 13. The element discovered in and named for the Sun prior to being found on Earth.
- 15. Defined as the total number of protons for an element (6,5).
- 19. The subatomic component of atom that orbits the nucleus.
- 21. The columns on the periodic table.
- 22. The type of chemical bond where electrons are shared.
- 23. An ion formed by gaining an electron.
- 24. The type of bond where electrons are shared.
- 25. The scientist who created the first periodic table.
- 29. The first element discovered by Madame Curie.
- 30. Has 33 electrons on a neutral atom.
- 31. A row on the periodic table.
- 32. The chargeless particle in the nucleus atom.
- 33. an atom lacking electrons than has this charge.
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- 1. SO2 (6,7)
- 2. Has three valence electrons and three electron shells.
- 4. The most abundant element in the universe
- 5. The city where Madame Curie was born.
- 6. The positive component of an atom.
- 12. K
- 14. The chemical formula of Magnesium oxide
- 16. The ion with 17 protons and 18 electrons.
- 17. The number of protons + the number of neutrons (6,4).
- 18. The heaviest naturally occurring element.
- 20. The greek philosopher that proposed that matter has an indivisible subunit - the atom.
- 26. The solvent of the Earth's atmosphere.
- 27. How mane electrons can be held in the second shell.
- 28. an atom with excess electrons has this charge.
