Elements name, symbols, and Ionic charges
Cesium Ionic charge
+1
Lithium Ionic charge
+1
Potassium Ionic charge
+1
Rubidium Ionic charge
+1
Silver Ionic charge
+1
Sodium Ionic charge
+1
Hydrogen Ionic charge
+1/-1
Barium Ionic charge
+2
Beryllium Ionic charge
+2
Cadmium Ionic charge
+2
Calcium Ionic charge
+2
Magnesium Ionic charge
+2
Radium Ionic charge
+2
Strontium Ionic charge
+2
Zinc Ionic charge
+2
Aluminum Ionic charge
+3
Bromine Ionic charge
-1
Chlorine Ionic charge
-1
Fluorine Ionic charge
-1
Iodine Ionic charge
-1
Oxygen Ionic charge
-2
Selenium Ionic charge
-2
Sulfur Ionic charge
-2
Tellurium Ionic charge
-2
Arsenic Ionic charge
-3
Nitrogen Ionic charge
-3
Phosphorus Ionic charge
-3
Periods (periodic table)
-7 horizontal rows
groups (periodic table)
-Also called "families" -18 vertical columns
Those elements on the right side of the line_
-Do not conduct electric current -are called "nonmetals"
What are the rules of each elements' symbols?
-Have 1-3 letters -First letter is always upper case and any others are always lower case
Periodic table
-Presentation of symbols of elements -Shows the elements grouped according to similarities in their chemical and physical properties
atomic mass
-average mass of the atoms of that type of element
Most of the elements shown on the heavy zigzag line in the periodic table _
-conduct electric current -Are called "metals"
Argon Ionic charge
0
Helium Ionic charge
0
Krypton Ionic charge
0
Neon Ionic charge
0
Radon Ionic charge
0
Xenon Ionic charge
0
Gold Ionic charge
1+ 3+
Copper Ionic charge (include name given by the old way to name transition metals)
1+ = cuprous 2+ =cupric
How many elements are known and have been characterized?
117
Nickel Ionic charge
2+ 3+
Chromium Ionic charge (include name given by the old way to name transition metals)
2+ 3+ =chromic
Cobalt Ionic charge (include name given by the old way to name transition metals)
2+ = cobaltous 3+
Iron Ionic charge (include name given by the old way to name transition metals)
2+ = ferrous 3+ = ferric
Manganese Ionic charge (include name given by the old way to name transition metals)
2+ = manganous 3+
Lead Ionic charge (include name given by the old way to name transition metals)
2+ = plumbous 4+
Tin Ionic charge (include name given by the old way to name transition metals)
2+ =stannous 4+
Silicon ionic charge
4-
carbon ionic charge
4-
Silver (symbol)
Ag
Aluminum (symbol)
Al
Al
Aluminum
Sb
Antimony
Argon (symbol)
Ar
Ar
Argon
As
Arsenic
Arsenic (symbol)
As
At
Astatine
Astatine (symbol)
At
Gold (symbol)
Au
Boron (symbol)
B
Barium (symbol)
Ba
Beryllium (symbol)
Be
Be
Beryllium
Bismuth (symbol)
Bi
Bi
Bismuth
B
Boron
Bromine (symbol)
Br
Br
Bromine
Carbon (symbol)
C
Calcium (symbol)
Ca
Cd
Cadmium
Ca
Calcium
C
Carbon
Cadmium (symbol)
Cd
Cs
Cesium
Cl
Chlorine
Cr
Chromium
Chlorine (symbol)
Cl
Cobalt (symbol)
Co
Co
Cobalt
Cu
Copper
Chromium (symbol)
Cr
Cesium (symbol)
Cs
Copper (symbol)
Cu
Fluorine (symbol)
F
Iron (symbol)
Fe
F
Fluorine
Francium (symbol)
Fr
Fr
Francium
Gallium (symbol)
Ga
Germanium (symbol)
Ge
Ge
Germanium
Au
Gold
Hydrogen (symbol)
H
Helium (symbol)
He
He
Helium
Mercury (symbol)
Hg
Mercury Ionic charge (include name given by the old way to name transition metals)
Hg₂²⁺ = mercurous Hg²⁺ = mercuric
Name of Hydrogen when has 1- ionic charge
Hydride
Name of ion of: hydrogen (1- charge)
Hydride
H
Hydrogen
Name of Hydrogen when has 1+ ionic charge
Hydrogen
Iodine (symbol)
I
Indium (symbol)
In
In
Indium
I
Iodine
Fe
Iron
Potassium (symbol)
K
Krypton (symbol)
Kr
Kr
Krypton
Pb
Lead
Lithium (symbol)
Li
Li
Lithium
Name of ion of:Lithium
Lithium
Mg
Magnesium
Mn
Manganese
Hg
Mercury
Magnesium (symbol)
Mg
Manganese (symbol)
Mn
Nitrogen (symbol)
N
Sodium (symbol)
Na
Neon (symbol)
Ne
Ne
Neon
Nickel (symbol)
Ni
Ni
Nickel
N
Nitrogen
Oxygen (symbol)
O
O
Oxygen
Phosphorus (symbol)
P
Pd
Palladium
Lead (symbol)
Pb
Palladium
Pd
P
Phosphorus
Pt
Platinum
Pu
Plutonium
Polonium
Po
Po
Polonium
K
Potassium
Platinum (symbol)
Pt
Plutonium (symbol)
Pu
Radium (symbol)
Ra
Ra
Radium
Rn
Radon
Rubidium (symbol)
Rb
Radon (symbol)
Rn
Rb
Rubidium
Sulfur (symbol)
S
Antimony (symbol)
Sb
Scandium (symbol)
Sc
Sc
Scandium
Selenium (symbol)
Se
Name of ion of: Selenium
Selenide
Se
Selenium
Silicon (symbol)
Si
Si
Silicon
Ag
Silver
Tin (symbol)
Sn
Na
Sodium
Strontium (symbol)
Sr
Sr
Strontium
S
Sulfur
Tellurium
Te
Te
Tellurium
Tl
Thallium
Titanium (symbol)
Ti
Sn
Tin
Ti
Titanium
W
Tungsten
Uranium (symbol)
U
U
Uranium
Vanadium (symbol)
V
V
Vanadium
Tungsten (symbol)
W
Xenon (symbol)
Xe
Xe
Xenon
Zn
Zinc
Zinc (symbol)
Zn
Name of ion of: aluminum
aluminum
Name of ion of: arsenic
arsenide
each elements is made of a different type of _
atom
In the periodic table, each element is also shown with_
atomic mass
Each atom type is given an_
atomic number
Ba
barium
Name of ion of: barium
barium
Name of ion of: beryllium
beryllium
Name of ion of: bromine
bromide
Name of ion of: cadmium
cadmium
Name of ion of: calcium
calcium
Name of ion of: carbon
carbide
Name of ion of: cesium
cesium
Name of ion of: chlorine
chloride
atomic number
equal to the number of protons in its nucleus
Name of ion of: fluorine
fluoride
Ga
gallium
Name of ion of: hydrogen
hydrogen
Name of ion of: iodine
iodide
chemistry
is the study of the structure, composition, and properties of matter and of the changes that matter undergoes
Name of ion of: magnesium
magnesium
Those along the line are called_
metalloids
Name of ion of: nitrogen
nitride
Name of ion of: oxygen
oxide
Name of ion of: phosphorus
phosphide
Name of ion of: potassium
potassium
Elements
pure substances that cannot be broken down to simpler pure substances
Name of ion of: radium
radium
Name of ion of: rubidium
rubidium
Name of ion of: silicon
silicide
Name of ion of: silver
silver
Name of ion of: sodium
sodium
Name of ion of: strontium
strontium
Name of ion of: sulfur
sulfide
Name of ion of: tellurium
telluride
What is the charge of any element in its free or uncombined state?
zero charge (neutral)
Name of ion of: zinc
zinc