Across
- 3. Elements that have similar properties of metals and nonmetals but have other traits which disprove the typical characteristics of metals and nonmetals.
- 4. Elements that are typically found to be in a metallic form, usually found on the left side of the periodic table with the exception of hydrogen.
- 6. 17th group of the periodic table (fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, astatine)
- 8. Positive ion, occurs along with the loss of electrons
- 11. numeric value that represnets the mass of a single mole of an element.
- 13. (on periodic) Horizontal rows along the left side of the periodic table
- 15. A condensed format to write numbers in a comprehensible value that shortens the amount of actual numbers that are displayed
- 16. Negative ion, occurs with the gain of electrons
- 17. Identifiable on the periodic table, indicates the mass of one mole of a specified element
Down
- 1. Preference for atoms to have a full outer shell resulting in the addition or removal of electrons (depending on the element)
- 2. 18th group of the periodic table (helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon, radion)
- 5. Organizational number for periodic table, determinant of element identity based on its equal value to protons
- 7. count of electrons that are present in the outermost shell
- 9. (on periodic) Vertical groups along the periodic table that contain 5 special groups
- 10. Separation among the metal and metalloids category. metals to the left (majority of PT), metalloids to the right (minority of PT) with the exception of germanium and antimony to the left majority of the table
- 12. Elements that are typically found to be in a nonmetallic form, usually found on the right side of the periodic table
- 14. Atom/molecule with a total charge, may be negative/neutral/or positive