Across
- 3. The columns in the periodic table that give us the valence electrons up until the 20th electron in a pattern
- 5. How reactive the element is
- 7. second family of periodic table and has 2 valence electrons
- 11. Subatomic particles within the nucleus that, when added to the number of protons, gives the atom it's atomic mass and has a negative charge
- 12. Subatomic particles within the nucleus that gives the atom it's atomic number and has a positive charge
- 14. last family of the periodic table with 2 valence electrons for the rest electron and 8 valence electrons for the rest
- 16. first family of the periodic table and has 1 valence electron
- 18. center of the atom containing protons and neutrons
- 19. fourth family of the periodic table with 4 valence electrons
- 21. The clouds/energy levels surrounding the nucleus that contain the electrons
Down
- 1. the first row of elements at the bottom of the periodic table
- 2. the seventh family of the periodic table and has 7 valence electrons
- 4. the second row of elements at the bottom of the periodic table
- 6. The outermost electron/electrons of an atom
- 8. sixth family of the periodic table with 6 valence electrons
- 9. third family of the periodic table and doesn't follow the rule of valence electrons
- 10. The rows in the periodic table that give us the electron clouds/energy levels through the whole periodic table
- 13. fifth family of the periodic table with 5 valence electrons
- 15. Subatomic particles surrounding the nucleus with a negative charge, an atom has the same number of these as it does protons
- 17. Patterns in the periodic table
- 20. within the atom