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This family is not reactive at all.
Elements in this family are happy to be
“alone”
A 100
This family contains properties of
both metals and non-metals
A 200
Iron, or Fe belongs to this
very big family.
A 300
This family has 2 valence electrons
and is very reactive.
A 400
This is the __________ family
A 500
This element has an atomic
mass of 79.9
B 100
This element has 17 protons or
17 electrons
B 200
This element has a chemical
symbol of Sr
B 300
This element is the largest and
heaviest of all noble/inert gases.
B 400
This element sometimes has
NO NEUTRONS!
B 500
Shown below is the Bohr
Diagram for this element
C 100
Shown below is the Bohr
Diagram for _____________.
C 200
Draw a Bohr diagram for
Beryllium, an Alkali Earth Metal
C 300
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D 400
Draw a Bohr Diagram for O-18, an
isotope
C 400
Shown below is the Bohr model for _____
C 500
This is the term used to
describe an arrangement of
rows
D 100
An arrangement of columns
D 200
Elements that have the same number of
protons but different number of neutrons
(and therefore a different mass) are
known as this.
D 300
This number tells you the
number of protons in that
atom.
D 400
The weighted average of all
isotopes of that element, or the
sum of the protons and
neutrons
D 500
These particles are negatively
charged
E 100
These particles are
positively charged
E 200
These particles have no
charge
E 300
These particles are located
in the nucleus of an atom
E 400
Which is bigger? A
proton or an electron?
E 500
Name an element that has similar properties
to Argon.
F 100
Adding 3 protons to Carbon makes this
element
F 200
This element is not reactive at all and is in
period 2
F 300
T/F: Metals are good conductors of
electricity and heat
F 400
Elements in this family are the most
reactive metals, are shiny and soft
F 500
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