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- 4. This element is used as a shield from X-rays.
- 5. Metals of this group are very reactive and all have one valence electron.
- 6. This element is found in glow-sticks and has an atomic number of 15.
- 11. The atomic symbol for this element is K.
- 12. The elements in this group readily react with metals and are found in group 17.
- 13. This noble gas is found in the sun.
- 15. There are two of these atoms in one molecule of water.
- 16. This element enters a covalent bond with Sodium to make table salt.
- 21. This is a term used to describe the following elements: H, O, F, Br, I, N, and Cl.
- 22. This element has an atomic mass of 79.904.
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- 1. The atomic symbol for this element is Au.
- 2. This metal is named after a state in the USA.
- 3. This is the most electronegative element.
- 7. The burning of the Alkaline Earth metal is responsible for the red colour of fireworks.
- 8. This group starts at element 89.
- 9. Found in the middle of the periodic table, Iron, Titanium, Gold, Silver, and Copper, are all examples of this type of metal.
- 10. FE is the symbol for this metal.
- 14. This element is a liquid at room temperature.
- 17. The most abundant gas in Earth's atmosphere.
- 18. The first element on the periodic table.
- 19. The burning of this Alkaline Earth metal is responsible for the green colour of fireworks.
- 20. This element is found in batteries.
