Bohr'smodelSimplediagrams thatshow theatomicstructure of anatomAtomThe smallestparticle of anelement thatmaintains theproperties ofthat elementElementA substance thatcannot bebroken downinto simplersubstances bychemical meansSymbolTheabbreviationfor the nameof theelementHydrogenThe firstelement ofthe PeriodicTableEnergyLevelA "shell" used todenote how muchenergy an atomhas; the furtheraway from thenucleus, the moreenergyNonmetalsCategory ofelements thatare gases orbrittle solids;poorconductors.HalogensGroup 17;mostreactivenonmetalsElectronNegativelychargedparticle that isoutside thenucleus in theelectron cloudElectroncloudSpace surroundingthe nucleus; holds"shells" or "energylevels"; negativelycharged; greatestvolumePeriodsHorizontal rowsof the PT thatdemote thenumber ofenergy levels(shells)8electronsThe maximumamount ofelectrons thevalence shellsof levels 2 and3 can holdAtomicnumberTells usthenumber ofprotonsGroupVertical columnof the PT;denotes thenumber ofvalenceelectronsNucleusMade ofprotons andneutrons;where the massis; has apositive chargeAlkalimetalsGroup 1;the mostreactivemetalsNeutronParticle inthe nucleusthat does nothold achargeMassThe numberof protons andneutrons inthe nucleus ofan atomTransitionmetalsMetals ingroups3-12ProtonPositiveparticle inthenucleusNoblegasesGroup 18;nonreactivedue tobeing stableIsotopeAtoms of thesame elementwith a differentnumber ofneutronsMetalsCategory ofelements that aresolids and makegood conductorsof heat andelectricityMetalloidCategory ofan elementthat aresolids; semi-conductorsBohr'smodelSimplediagrams thatshow theatomicstructure of anatomAtomThe smallestparticle of anelement thatmaintains theproperties ofthat elementElementA substance thatcannot bebroken downinto simplersubstances bychemical meansSymbolTheabbreviationfor the nameof theelementHydrogenThe firstelement ofthe PeriodicTableEnergyLevelA "shell" used todenote how muchenergy an atomhas; the furtheraway from thenucleus, the moreenergyNonmetalsCategory ofelements thatare gases orbrittle solids;poorconductors.HalogensGroup 17;mostreactivenonmetalsElectronNegativelychargedparticle that isoutside thenucleus in theelectron cloudElectroncloudSpace surroundingthe nucleus; holds"shells" or "energylevels"; negativelycharged; greatestvolumePeriodsHorizontal rowsof the PT thatdemote thenumber ofenergy levels(shells)8electronsThe maximumamount ofelectrons thevalence shellsof levels 2 and3 can holdAtomicnumberTells usthenumber ofprotonsGroupVertical columnof the PT;denotes thenumber ofvalenceelectronsNucleusMade ofprotons andneutrons;where the massis; has apositive chargeAlkalimetalsGroup 1;the mostreactivemetalsNeutronParticle inthe nucleusthat does nothold achargeMassThe numberof protons andneutrons inthe nucleus ofan atomTransitionmetalsMetals ingroups3-12ProtonPositiveparticle inthenucleusNoblegasesGroup 18;nonreactivedue tobeing stableIsotopeAtoms of thesame elementwith a differentnumber ofneutronsMetalsCategory ofelements that aresolids and makegood conductorsof heat andelectricityMetalloidCategory ofan elementthat aresolids; semi-conductors

Atoms and the Periodic Table - Call List

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  1. Simple diagrams that show the atomic structure of an atom
    Bohr's model
  2. The smallest particle of an element that maintains the properties of that element
    Atom
  3. A substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means
    Element
  4. The abbreviation for the name of the element
    Symbol
  5. The first element of the Periodic Table
    Hydrogen
  6. A "shell" used to denote how much energy an atom has; the further away from the nucleus, the more energy
    Energy Level
  7. Category of elements that are gases or brittle solids; poor conductors.
    Nonmetals
  8. Group 17; most reactive nonmetals
    Halogens
  9. Negatively charged particle that is outside the nucleus in the electron cloud
    Electron
  10. Space surrounding the nucleus; holds "shells" or "energy levels"; negatively charged; greatest volume
    Electron cloud
  11. Horizontal rows of the PT that demote the number of energy levels (shells)
    Periods
  12. The maximum amount of electrons the valence shells of levels 2 and 3 can hold
    8 electrons
  13. Tells us the number of protons
    Atomic number
  14. Vertical column of the PT; denotes the number of valence electrons
    Group
  15. Made of protons and neutrons; where the mass is; has a positive charge
    Nucleus
  16. Group 1; the most reactive metals
    Alkali metals
  17. Particle in the nucleus that does not hold a charge
    Neutron
  18. The number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom
    Mass
  19. Metals in groups 3-12
    Transition metals
  20. Positive particle in the nucleus
    Proton
  21. Group 18; nonreactive due to being stable
    Noble gases
  22. Atoms of the same element with a different number of neutrons
    Isotope
  23. Category of elements that are solids and make good conductors of heat and electricity
    Metals
  24. Category of an element that are solids; semi-conductors
    Metalloid