Across
- 4. The most reactive column of elements (think group 17.)
- 5. This can be positive or negative and this pattern stretches across the periodic table from + to neutral.
- 7. The horizontal rows on the periodic table.
- 8. The right side of the periodic table is this. They’re not conductors of electricity.
- 11. The first column in the table. They are highly reactive.
- 13. The electrons on the outer level of the electron shell are called this.
- 14. The second column in the table. Still highly reactive but less than the first column.
- 15. The creator of the first and most recognized periodic table.
Down
- 1. The vertical columns on the periodic table.
- 2. This is what changes when you go down a column on the periodic table.This property increases.
- 3. Semiconductors of electricity. These few elements fall near the staircase on the periodic table.
- 6. The middle part of the periodic table is this(think groups 3-12.)
- 9. Most elements on the periodic table are this. These elements are excellent conductors of electricity.
- 10. The number at the top right of an element that indicates how many protons it contains.
- 12. The column of elements with full outer electron shells and little to no reactivity (think group 18.)
