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Neucleus
The nucleus is the brain of the atom. It holds 99.9% of the atom's weight.
Proton
Protons have a positive charge and are particles of the nucleus.
Neutron
Neutrons have a neutral charge and are particles of the nucleus.
Electron
Electrons have a negative charge and they move rapidly around the nucleus of an atom forming an electric cloud.
Atomic Number
The atomic number is the number of protons in the atom.
Istope
All atoms of an element have the same number of protons. However, the number of neutrons will vary.
Mass number
The mass number is the sum of protons and neutron in the nucleus.
Model
Models are us by scientist to help explain ideas about the natural world. Scientist use objects to study things too small, large, slow fast, dangerous, etc.
Atomic Mass
The atomic mass is the average of an element's atoms.
Chemical Symbol
The chemical symbol is an abbreviation for that element.
Period
Periods are the horizontal rows on a table of elements. The elements increase by atomic number. They are labelled 1-7.
Groups
Groups are the columns on a table of elements. The columns are labelled 1-18. The columns are grouped into families.
Alkali Metals
-Very reactive metals.
-Always combined with something else in nature, like salt.
-Group 1
Alkali Earth Metals
-Reactive metals that are always combined with a nonmetals in nature
-Group 2
Transition Metals
-Elements in Groups 3-12
-Less reactive harder metals
-Metals used in jewelery and construction
Boron Family
-Contains aluminum which is used in everyday life.
-Group 13
Carbon Family
-Group 14
-Contains elements needed to life and computers
-Carbon and Silicon are both vital
Nitrogen Family
-Group 15
-Nitrogen makes 1/4 of the earth's atmosphere
-Phosphorus is the tip of matches
Chalcogans(Oxygen Family)
-Group 16
-Necessary for respiration
-Many things that stink contain sulfur
Hydrogen
-Belongs to its own family
-Is a diatomic(reactant gas)
-Might be an alternative fuel source
Halogens
-Group 17
-Very reactive nonmetals
-Always found combined with other elements in nature
-They are used as disinfectents
Noble Gasses
-Group 18
-Unreactive gases
-Used to make neon
-Have a full valence shell