Across
- 4. Used with copper or nickel to form alloys to make springs; has 2 valence electrons
- 7. Has an ionic radius of 27pm; only nonmetal in group 13 of the periodic table
- 11. Has the least mass of any element on the periodic table
- 14. Atomic radius of 0.143nm, a metal, 3 valence electrons, a light weight chemical element, silvery white metal, the most about metallic element in earth's crust
- 15. Ionization energy is 12,9676, it was named after the Greek word ¨chloros,” mostly used for bleaching
- 16. Nonmetal, 2.19 electronegativity, It forms the sugar-phosphate backbone of DNA and RNA
- 17. Most stable element on the periodic table; almost always in a gaseous state
- 18. Has a charge of 0, provides an inert atmosphere in which welded metals will not oxidize
Down
- 1. 4 valence electrons, used in gloves and other supplies
- 2. Mass is 32.066, protons,neutrons and electrons are all 16 it is used to make two of the essential amino acids needed to make proteins
- 3. Has the second highest atomic mass of the 3 Noble gases part of elements 1-18.
- 5. Electronic configuration is [Ne] 3s^2
- 6. Used as a component in rechargeable batteries; has a charge of +1
- 8. Has 6 valence electrons, located in the 2nd row
- 9. Has the unique ability to form long, strongly-bonded chains; has a charge of +4
- 10. Has an atomic mass of 22.99
- 12. Has 7 Protons
- 13. Has the highest electronegativity on the periodic table; the 13th most abundant element in the Earth's crust
