Nuclear Symbols for Elements vs Ions vs Isotopes

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Across
  1. 3. A number that tells what the most common isotope of an element is
  2. 5. Subatomic particles with up down down quarks
  3. 7. Elements with more or less neutrons than protons
  4. 8. The letter(s) in a singular square on the periodic table
  5. 9. A display of the number of protons, sum of protons and neutrons, element, and charge all together
  6. 11. Elements with the same number of protons and neutrons, but a different amount of electrons than the element would normally have
  7. 13. Subatomic particles with up up down quarks
  8. 15. The charge that makes an ion an anion
Down
  1. 1. The charge that makes an ion a cation
  2. 2. The number in a nuclear symbol that you can subtract protons from to get neutrons
  3. 4. Subatomic particles with little to no weight that make up most of the volume of the nucleus
  4. 6. The type of bond between C and O in CO2, for example
  5. 7. The type of bond between Na and I in NaI, for example
  6. 10. The number on the periodic table that determines what the element is
  7. 12. Particles with varying amounts that decide what bigger particle they become part of
  8. 14. The thing that contains protons, neutrons, and electrons