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NAME: DATE PAGE ACTIVITY/TITLE Act #16_________________________ Background Information: What is an atom? A pure sample of element contains what? What is Iron made of? When something reacts, it _____________ ____________ with other elements. Challenge: _________________________________ _________________________________? Activity #16 Do not answer in complete sentences Discovering Elements 1.) Who started the idea that everything is made of elements? 2.) Today, substances that cannot be broken down into simpler substances are known as? 3.) What were some of the earliest known elements? Summary: 4.) In what way where the ancient Greek philosophers right about the elements? 5.) In what way were the ancient Greek philosophers wrong? Mendeleev and the Periodic Table of Elements. 1.) What did Mendeleev’s ideas help create? 2.) How did Mendeleev arrange the elements? 3.) What is the modern version of the table Mendeleev created called? Summary: 4.) What did you do in activity #15 that was similar to what Mendeleev did? The Modern Periodic Table. 1.) How many elements can be found on todays Periodic Table? _____________ 2.) ____________ on earth is made of these _________ on the periodic table? 3.) How is each element represented? 4.) C represents __________ Ca represents __________Cu represents ____________ 5.) In addition to the symbol, what does each element show? Atomic ___________ & Atomic ___________ 6.) Complete the following box (hint: what is the atomic number and atomic mass for Magnesium and where does each appear in the box?) ________ ______ Magnesium ________ 7.) At room temperature, most elements are what? __________________ _____ ________________ 8.) There are 11 elements that are not solids at room temperature and they appear as 9.) These 11 elements appear where in the periodic table? 10.) The reactivity of an element describes how likely it is to react, or what? 11.) A highly reactive element is likely to do what? 12.) What are the least reactive elements and where on the periodic table are they located? Summary: ____ 14.) What family does Magnesium belong to? ____________ 15.) Is Magnesium a solid, liquid or gas? ___________ 13.) Using the period table, what is magnesium’s chemical symbol? Forming Compounds. 1.) _______ contain only one type of ________ while other substances contain two or more types of ______ held together by _______________. 2.) What are compounds? 3.) Water contains what two elements chemically reacted or bonded together? 4.) What are molecules? Summary: 5.) Draw a molecule of water, and label the elements and the molecule Chemical Names and Formula. 1.) What is the chemical name for table salt? 2.) This name tells your table salt contains __________________ _______ and _________ 3.) In general, what is a chemical formula shorthand for? 4.) What is the chemical formula for sodium chloride? _________ 5.) What is the chemical formula for water? 6.) What is each water molecule made of? _________ 7.) With H20, there is a “2” written to the right and below the “H.” This shows that there is how many hydrogens are in a H2O molecule Summary: “Baking Soda” = NaHCO3: 8.) NaHCO3 a element, atom or compound? _____________ 9.) What elements (atoms) are in baking soda and how many of each are there? Element (atoms) Number of atoms? Analysis Questions: Complete the following table Substance Chemical Formula Water Hydrogen Peroxide H2 0 H202 Carbon Dioxide Atoms that make it up 2 Hydrogen, 1 oxygen 1 Carbons, 2 Oxygens Table Sugar C12H22O11 Alanine C3H7O2N