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Chemistry Part I Study Guide
1. Create a Bohr model of Magnesium, include a
key.
2. Create a Bohr model of Boron, include a key.
3. Create a Bohr model of Neon, include a key.
4. Create a Bohr model of Chlorine, include a key.
5. Create a Bohr model of Sulfur, include a key.
6. Describe the charge, mass and placement in the
atom of an electron.
7. Describe the charge, mass and placement in the
atom of a proton
8. Describe the charge, mass and placement in the
atom of a neutron.
9. What is the charge of the nucleus by itself? Why?
10. Where is most of the mass found in an atom?
Why?
11. What is the charge outside of the nucleus? Why?
12. Draw a square of Argon from the periodic table.
Label the atomic number, atomic mass, and
chemical symbol.
13. Explain how you can determine the number of
protons an element has.
14. Explain how you can determine the number of
electrons an element has.
15. Explain how you can determine the number of
neutrons and element has.
16. Describe patterns you notice when looking at how
the periodic table is arranged.
17. List three differences in a mixture and a
compound.
18. Provide three examples of a mixture.
19. Provide three examples of a compound.
20. How are elements and compounds related?
Chemistry Part I Study Guide
1. Create a Bohr model of Magnesium, include a
key.
2. Create a Bohr model of Boron, include a key.
3. Create a Bohr model of Neon, include a key.
4. Create a Bohr model of Chlorine, include a key.
5. Create a Bohr model of Sulfur, include a key.
6. Describe the charge, mass and placement in the
atom of an electron.
7. Describe the charge, mass and placement in the
atom of a proton
8. Describe the charge, mass and placement in the
atom of a neutron.
9. What is the charge of the nucleus by itself? Why?
10. Where is most of the mass found in an atom?
Why?
11. What is the charge outside of the nucleus? Why?
12. Draw a square of Argon from the periodic table.
Label the atomic number, atomic mass, and
chemical symbol.
13. Explain how you can determine the number of
protons an element has.
14. Explain how you can determine the number of
electrons an element has.
15. Explain how you can determine the number of
neutrons and element has.
16. Describe patterns you notice when looking at how
the periodic table is arranged.
17. List three differences in a mixture and a
compound.
18. Provide three examples of a mixture.
19. Provide three examples of a compound.
20. How are elements and compounds related?
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