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Atomic structure and periodic table review questions
1. What is an atom mostly made up of?
2. The two sub-atomic particles found in the nucleus are?
3. Another name for the two sub-atomic particles found in the nucleus is ____________.
4. What are the sub-atomic particles found outside of the nucleus?
5. Which particle has a positive charge?
6. Which particle has a neutral charge?
7. Which particle has a negative charge?
8. An element’s atomic number represents the number of ____?
9. The atomic mass represents the sum of what two particles?
10.Elements shown on the periodic table have a ______ charge.
11.An element that has either a positive or negative charge is ___?
12.What is a positively charged element called?
13.An anion is a ____.
14.If an element has a negative charge, it has more ____ than ____.
15.Atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons are called ___.
16.What do you change if you change the number of protons of an atom?
17.What do you change if you change the number of electrons of an atom?
18.Adding another neutron to an atom gives a new isotope with a new _______ ______.
19.The periodic table of elements shows all the elements in order of their ________
______.
20.The columns of the periodic table are called _____________ or ___________.
21.The rows of the periodic table are referred to as ___________.
22.The first group of the periodic table is the _____ _____.
23.What is the second group of the periodic table called?
24.What is the middle and largest group of elements of the periodic table called?
25.Which group of elements of the periodic table, found to the far right, is the least
reactive?
26.What is the second from the right group of elements of the periodic table?
27.What do you call the elements along the “stair step” on the right side of the periodic
table?
28.What type of elements are those found to the top right in the periodic table?
29.What type of elements are those found to the left of the stair step (not including
metalloids) in the periodic table?
30.Why aren’t the atomic masses in the periodic table whole integers?
Atomic structure and periodic table review questions
1. What is an atom mostly made up of?
2. The two sub-atomic particles found in the nucleus are?
3. Another name for the two sub-atomic particles found in the nucleus is ____________.
4. What are the sub-atomic particles found outside of the nucleus?
5. Which particle has a positive charge?
6. Which particle has a neutral charge?
7. Which particle has a negative charge?
8. An element’s atomic number represents the number of ____?
9. The atomic mass represents the sum of what two particles?
10.Elements shown on the periodic table have a ______ charge.
11.An element that has either a positive or negative charge is ___?
12.What is a positively charged element called?
13.An anion is a ____.
14.If an element has a negative charge, it has more ____ than ____.
15.Atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons are called ___.
16.What do you change if you change the number of protons of an atom?
17.What do you change if you change the number of electrons of an atom?
18.Adding another neutron to an atom gives a new isotope with a new _______ ______.
19.The periodic table of elements shows all the elements in order of their ________
______.
20.The columns of the periodic table are called _____________ or ___________.
21.The rows of the periodic table are referred to as ___________.
22.The first group of the periodic table is the _____ _____.
23.What is the second group of the periodic table called?
24.What is the middle and largest group of elements of the periodic table called?
25.Which group of elements of the periodic table, found to the far right, is the least
reactive?
26.What is the second from the right group of elements of the periodic table?
27.What do you call the elements along the “stair step” on the right side of the periodic
table?
28.What type of elements are those found to the top right in the periodic table?
29.What type of elements are those found to the left of the stair step (not including
metalloids) in the periodic table?
30.Why aren’t the atomic masses in the periodic table whole integers?
1. Empty space
2. protons and neutrons
3. nucleons
4. electrons
5. protons
6. neutrons
7. electrons
8. protons
9. protons and neutrons
10.neutral
11.an ion
12.cation
13.negatively charged particle
14.electrons than protons
15.isotopes
16.the element
17.the charge
18.atomic mass
19.atomic number
20.groups or families
21.periods
22.alkali metals
23.alkaline earth metals
24.transition metals
25.noble gases
26.halogens
27.metalloids
28.non-metals
29.metals
30.because not every atom of each element has the same number of neutrons. The
different isotope masses are averaged together to get the atomic mass.
1. Empty space
2. protons and neutrons
3. nucleons
4. electrons
5. protons
6. neutrons
7. electrons
8. protons
9. protons and neutrons
10.neutral
11.an ion
12.cation
13.negatively charged particle
14.electrons than protons
15.isotopes
16.the element
17.the charge
18.atomic mass
19.atomic number
20.groups or families
21.periods
22.alkali metals
23.alkaline earth metals
24.transition metals
25.noble gases
26.halogens
27.metalloids
28.non-metals
29.metals
30.because not every atom of each element has the same number of neutrons. The
different isotope masses are averaged together to get the atomic mass.