Atomic Mass Lower the Energy P Atomic Number Nonmetallic Character Higher the energy 2 electrons Ground State Fixed S and P Neutron Reoccurring Proton Electron Natural Mendeleev 1s2,2s2,2p6,3s1 Arsenic Ionization Energy 1 amu 1s2,2s2,2p3 Group 14 1/2000 amu Compounds Solid Octet Rule Helium 67 Negative No charge Atomic Radius Alkaline Earth Metals Valence Electrons Excited State Metalloid Carbon Gas 1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p2 Infinite Mash Potatoes Metallic Character Rutherford Cobalt 8 electrons Zinc 7 Noble Gases Halogens D Atomic Theory Metal 31 Nonmetal Alkali Metals Earth, Air, Fire and Water Transition Metals Sphere Group 13 Synthetic Nucleus Release Light 2 Gold Foil Experiment Gold Thomson By atomic number Have Different Masses Cathode Ray Tube F Positive Dalton Nitrogen No Scientific Method 17 Increases going up the periodic Table 32 electrons 9 Symbol Chlorine 18 electrons Increases going down the periodic table Fluorine Potassium Proton and Neutron Argon Democritus Smallest part of an atom Francium Group 2 Electronegativity Isotope Outermost energy level Aristotle Electron Cloud By relative mass Scientific Method Plum Pudding Model Electron Affinity S Indivisible and Indestructible Atomic Mass Lower the Energy P Atomic Number Nonmetallic Character Higher the energy 2 electrons Ground State Fixed S and P Neutron Reoccurring Proton Electron Natural Mendeleev 1s2,2s2,2p6,3s1 Arsenic Ionization Energy 1 amu 1s2,2s2,2p3 Group 14 1/2000 amu Compounds Solid Octet Rule Helium 67 Negative No charge Atomic Radius Alkaline Earth Metals Valence Electrons Excited State Metalloid Carbon Gas 1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p2 Infinite Mash Potatoes Metallic Character Rutherford Cobalt 8 electrons Zinc 7 Noble Gases Halogens D Atomic Theory Metal 31 Nonmetal Alkali Metals Earth, Air, Fire and Water Transition Metals Sphere Group 13 Synthetic Nucleus Release Light 2 Gold Foil Experiment Gold Thomson By atomic number Have Different Masses Cathode Ray Tube F Positive Dalton Nitrogen No Scientific Method 17 Increases going up the periodic Table 32 electrons 9 Symbol Chlorine 18 electrons Increases going down the periodic table Fluorine Potassium Proton and Neutron Argon Democritus Smallest part of an atom Francium Group 2 Electronegativity Isotope Outermost energy level Aristotle Electron Cloud By relative mass Scientific Method Plum Pudding Model Electron Affinity S Indivisible and Indestructible
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
I-Atomic Mass
N-Lower the Energy
N-P
I-Atomic Number
O-Nonmetallic Character
N-Higher the energy
N-2
electrons
N-Ground State
B-Fixed
O-S and P
I-Neutron
G-Reoccurring
I-Proton
I-Electron
G-Natural
G-Mendeleev
N-1s2,2s2,2p6,3s1
N-Arsenic
O-Ionization Energy
I-1 amu
N-1s2,2s2,2p3
O-Group 14
I-1/2000 amu
B-Compounds
G-Solid
O-Octet Rule
O-Helium
I-67
I-Negative
I-No charge
O-Atomic Radius
G-Alkaline Earth Metals
O-Valence Electrons
N-Excited State
G-Metalloid
G-Carbon
G-Gas
N-1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p2
B-Infinite Mash Potatoes
O-Metallic Character
B-Rutherford
N-Cobalt
N-8
electrons
O-Zinc
I-7
G-Noble Gases
G-Halogens
N-D
B-Atomic Theory
G-Metal
I-31
G-Nonmetal
G-Alkali Metals
B-Earth, Air, Fire and Water
G-Transition Metals
B-Sphere
O-Group 13
G-Synthetic
B-Nucleus
N-Release Light
O-2
B-Gold Foil Experiment
G-Gold
B-Thomson
G-By atomic number
B-Have Different Masses
B-Cathode Ray Tube
N-F
I-Positive
B-Dalton
I-Nitrogen
B-No Scientific Method
I-17
O-Increases going up the periodic Table
N-32
electrons
I-9
I-Symbol
O-Chlorine
N-18
electrons
O-Increases going down the periodic table
N-Fluorine
G-Potassium
I-Proton and Neutron
G-Argon
B-Democritus
B-Smallest part of an atom
O-Francium
O-Group 2
O-Electronegativity
I-Isotope
O-Outermost energy level
B-Aristotle
I-Electron Cloud
G-By relative mass
B-Scientific Method
B-Plum Pudding Model
O-Electron Affinity
N-S
B-Indivisible and Indestructible