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what is the simplest particle that can live on its own
an Atom
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what are the 3 subatomic particles atoms can be split into
protons, electrons and neutrons
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what is the mass charge and location of a neutron
mass= 1 charge= 0 location= nucleus
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what is the mass charge and location of a proton
mass= 1 charge= +1 location= nucleus
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what is the mass charge and location of an electron
mass= 1/1840 charge= -1 location= shells
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what is the atomic number
the number of protons
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what is the mass number
the number of protons and neutrons
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what are atoms
neutral
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what are unreactive non-metals called
nobel gases
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which group are nobel gases
group O
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what is a nobel gas
an atom with a full outer shell
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how many elements are there approximately
120
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what is different about Dmitri Mandeleev's periodic table
the elements were ordered by atomic mass and there were gaps
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what is our periodic table like now
the elements are ordered by increasing atomic number and there are no gaps
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rows are called...
periods
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columns are called....
groups
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what is the period number equal to
the number of electron shells
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what is the group number equal to
the number of electrons in the outer shell
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what does group 1 contain
alkali metals, the most reactive metals
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what does group 7 contain
the halogens, the most reactive non-metals
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what does group O contain
the nobel gases, unreactive non-metals
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who invented the periodic table
dmitri Mandeleev
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