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How many elements are on the periodic table?   118  
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How many of the 118 elements are naturally occurring?   92  
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A chart of the elements that are arranged into rows and columns according to physical and chemical properties is the _____ _____.   Periodic table  
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What did Dimitri Mendeleev use to organize his periodic table?   Atomic Mass  
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T or F: Mendeleev's table was organized the correct way.   False  
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A row on the periodic table is called a(n) ____.   period  
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A column on the periodic table is called a(n) _____.   group  
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Today's periodic table is arranged by increasing ____ _____.   atomic number  
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The atomic number is equal to the number of _____.   protons  
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In a neutral atom, what element is equal to the number of protons?   electrons  
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protons and neutrons are found in the _____ of the atom.   nucleus  
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electrons are found _______ the nucleus of the atom.   orbiting  
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The ____ particle of the atom is the proton.   positive  
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The _____ particle of the atom is the electron.   negative  
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The ____ particle in the atom is the neutron.   neutral  
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Who developed the newest periodic table?   Henry Moseley  
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The atomic number or proton number is used to _____ the atom.   identify  
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A balloon on the element key states that the element is found as a ____ at room temperature.   gas  
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A rain drop on the element key states that the element is found as a ____ at room temperature.   liquid  
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A block on the element key states that the element is found as a ____ at room temperature.   solid  
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A "ring" on the element key states that the element is not found ____.   naturally  
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Group 1 on the periodic table is called the ____ ____.   alkali metals  
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Group 2 on the periodic table is called the ____ ____ ____.   alkaline earth metals  
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The center section of the periodic table is called the _____ _____.   transitional metals  
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3/4 (most) of the elements on the periodic table are _____.   metals  
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The one or two letter abbreviation of the element is called the _____ _____.   atomic symbol  
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Potassium is in group ____ of the periodic table.   1  
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Calcium is in group ____ of the periodic table.   2  
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Scandium is in group ____ of the periodic table.   3  
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Titanium is in group ____ of the periodic table.   4  
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Vanadium is in group ____ of the periodic table.   5  
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Chromium is in group ____ of the periodic table.   6  
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Iron is in group ____ of the periodic table.   8  
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Iridium is in group ____ of the periodic table.   9  
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Zinc is in group ____ of the periodic table.   12  
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Silver is in group ____ of the periodic table.   11  
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The first element in period 3 is ___.   Sodium  
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The first element in period 2 is ___.   Lithium  
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The first element in period 6 is ___.   Cesium  
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The first element in period 7 is ___.   Francium  
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The first element in the transitional metals is ____.   Scandium  
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The bottom element in the Alkaline Earth Metals is ____.   Radium  
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The top element in the Alkali Metals is ____.   Hydrogen.  
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The first element in the lanthanide series is ____.   Lanthanum  
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The last element in the actinide series is   lawrencium  
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The atomic symbol Mn is which element   Manganese  
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The atomic symbol Ca is which element   Calcium  
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The atomic symbol Co is which element   Cobalt  
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The atomic number 79 is which element   Gold  
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The atomic number 3 is which element   Lithium  
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The atomic number 10 is which element   Neon  
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The atomic number 6 is which element   Carbon  
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