AtomicNumberRepresentsthe identityof anelementMalleableHammeredinto thinsheetsSResponsiblefor the smellof rotteneggs (16protons)KPeriod 4and has 1valenceelectronClelementused tocleanpoolsFrMostreactivemetalPGroup15 andperiod 3AlkaliMetalsGroup1SiOnlymetalloidin period3SnAtomic # 2xbigger thanManganeseNucleusPositivelychargedcenter ofan atomBiOnlymetal ingroup 15MetalGoodConductorMassNumberSu ofprotons andneutrons inan atomBeits mostcommonisotope has5 neutronsMg3 energylevels and isan alkalineearth metalAuAverageatomicmass of197HgA group 12metal thatwas onceused inthermometersProtonPositivelychargedparticles inan atomBa56protonsRbAlkalimetal with5 energylevelsGagroup13 andperiod 4AlkalineEarthMetalsGroup2NaAlkalimetal thatmakes uptable saltNonmetalPoorConductorArPeriod 3element thatwill not reactnaturallyIsotopeAtoms ofsameelement thathave differentmassesOaverageatomicmass of16Sc4 energylevels andis a rareearth metalIPeriod 5and has 7valenceelectronsValenceElectronsNegativeparticles inoutermostenergylevelssLiAtomicnumberof 3GroupVerticalcolumn inthe periodictableBatomic #2x biggerthan HeMetalloidSemiconductorHOnlynonmetalin group 1Periodnumberof energylevelsElectronNegativelychargedparticles inan atomHeOnly noblegas without8 valenceelectronsHalogensGroup17AlPeriod 3metal thatis used onsoda cansCo27protonsNeutronParticles thatdiffer innumberbetweenisotopesTransitionMetalsGroups3-12N2 energylevels and5 valenceelectronsDuctileDrawnintowireAtomsmallest formof matter thatretainselementpropertiesNiHas anatomicnumber thatdoublessilicon'sFMostreactivenon metalZn30protonsAsFirstmetalloidin group15NobleGasesGroup18AtomicNumberRepresentsthe identityof anelementMalleableHammeredinto thinsheetsSResponsiblefor the smellof rotteneggs (16protons)KPeriod 4and has 1valenceelectronClelementused tocleanpoolsFrMostreactivemetalPGroup15 andperiod 3AlkaliMetalsGroup1SiOnlymetalloidin period3SnAtomic # 2xbigger thanManganeseNucleusPositivelychargedcenter ofan atomBiOnlymetal ingroup 15MetalGoodConductorMassNumberSu ofprotons andneutrons inan atomBeits mostcommonisotope has5 neutronsMg3 energylevels and isan alkalineearth metalAuAverageatomicmass of197HgA group 12metal thatwas onceused inthermometersProtonPositivelychargedparticles inan atomBa56protonsRbAlkalimetal with5 energylevelsGagroup13 andperiod 4AlkalineEarthMetalsGroup2NaAlkalimetal thatmakes uptable saltNonmetalPoorConductorArPeriod 3element thatwill not reactnaturallyIsotopeAtoms ofsameelement thathave differentmassesOaverageatomicmass of16Sc4 energylevels andis a rareearth metalIPeriod 5and has 7valenceelectronsValenceElectronsNegativeparticles inoutermostenergylevelssLiAtomicnumberof 3GroupVerticalcolumn inthe periodictableBatomic #2x biggerthan HeMetalloidSemiconductorHOnlynonmetalin group 1Periodnumberof energylevelsElectronNegativelychargedparticles inan atomHeOnly noblegas without8 valenceelectronsHalogensGroup17AlPeriod 3metal thatis used onsoda cansCo27protonsNeutronParticles thatdiffer innumberbetweenisotopesTransitionMetalsGroups3-12N2 energylevels and5 valenceelectronsDuctileDrawnintowireAtomsmallest formof matter thatretainselementpropertiesNiHas anatomicnumber thatdoublessilicon'sFMostreactivenon metalZn30protonsAsFirstmetalloidin group15NobleGasesGroup18

Periodic Table Bingo - Call List

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  1. Represents the identity of an element
    Atomic Number
  2. Hammered into thin sheets
    Malleable
  3. Responsible for the smell of rotten eggs (16 protons)
    S
  4. Period 4 and has 1 valence electron
    K
  5. element used to clean pools
    Cl
  6. Most reactive metal
    Fr
  7. Group 15 and period 3
    P
  8. Group 1
    Alkali Metals
  9. Only metalloid in period 3
    Si
  10. Atomic # 2x bigger than Manganese
    Sn
  11. Positively charged center of an atom
    Nucleus
  12. Only metal in group 15
    Bi
  13. Good Conductor
    Metal
  14. Su of protons and neutrons in an atom
    Mass Number
  15. its most common isotope has 5 neutrons
    Be
  16. 3 energy levels and is an alkaline earth metal
    Mg
  17. Average atomic mass of 197
    Au
  18. A group 12 metal that was once used in thermometers
    Hg
  19. Positively charged particles in an atom
    Proton
  20. 56 protons
    Ba
  21. Alkali metal with 5 energy levels
    Rb
  22. group 13 and period 4
    Ga
  23. Group 2
    Alkaline Earth Metals
  24. Alkali metal that makes up table salt
    Na
  25. Poor Conductor
    Nonmetal
  26. Period 3 element that will not react naturally
    Ar
  27. Atoms of same element that have different masses
    Isotope
  28. average atomic mass of 16
    O
  29. 4 energy levels and is a rare earth metal
    Sc
  30. Period 5 and has 7 valence electrons
    I
  31. Negative particles in outermost energy levelss
    Valence Electrons
  32. Atomic number of 3
    Li
  33. Vertical column in the periodic table
    Group
  34. atomic # 2x bigger than He
    B
  35. Semiconductor
    Metalloid
  36. Only nonmetal in group 1
    H
  37. number of energy levels
    Period
  38. Negatively charged particles in an atom
    Electron
  39. Only noble gas without 8 valence electrons
    He
  40. Group 17
    Halogens
  41. Period 3 metal that is used on soda cans
    Al
  42. 27 protons
    Co
  43. Particles that differ in number between isotopes
    Neutron
  44. Groups 3-12
    Transition Metals
  45. 2 energy levels and 5 valence electrons
    N
  46. Drawn into wire
    Ductile
  47. smallest form of matter that retains element properties
    Atom
  48. Has an atomic number that doubles silicon's
    Ni
  49. Most reactive non metal
    F
  50. 30 protons
    Zn
  51. First metalloid in group 15
    As
  52. Group 18
    Noble Gases