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The nucleus..

the middle of the atom. Contains protons and neutrons - overall positive charge.

The electrons..

move around the nucleus, negative charge, tiny compared to the nucleus. No mass. Occupy shells around the nucleus.

neutral atoms have..

no overall charge

electrons ALWAYS occupy ..

shells. If the outer shell is not full = what to react

what does the atomic number (one at the


bottom mean)..

how many protons are in the atom, also the number of electrons as it is the same as the


protons

the top number is the MASS NUMBER..

and it tells us the number of protons and


neutrons

An isotope is ..

different atomic forms of the same element, which have the SAME number of PROTONS but different number of NEUTRONS

In the periodic table elements are put in order of there..

atomic mass

In 1869 what did Madeleev do?

made a table of known elements, placing them according to their properties of compounds. He left gaps in the table, for the unpredicted elements

metals and non-metals are on opposite sides of the periodic table..

arranged into periods and groups. Periods - are the rows. Groups - are downwards columns