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Get to Know the Elements Use the Periodic Table in Pictures at to Answer the Following Questions!

Get to Know the Elements Use the Periodic Table in Pictures at to Answer the Following Questions!

Name ______Period ______Get to Know the Elements Use the in pictures at http://elements.wlonk.com to answer the following questions!

Which elements Which elements How many elements are magnetic? are liquid at room temperature? are gaseous at room 1. temperature? 2. 3. Where do the gaseous elements tend to be What radioactive located on the table? element has the What are the top ten most lowest atomic abundant elements in the number? human body? 1. 2. How many of the What are the top 3. elements are eight elements found 4. radioactive? in the Earth’s crust? 5. 6. Where do the radioactive 1. 7. elements tend to be located 2. 8. on the table? 3. 9. 4. 10. 5. 6. Where do the elements in the human 7. body tend to be located on the table? 8.

What element is used What element is used Which elements are in batteries? in bicycles? considered “Noble ”? 1. 2. 3. What is a major 4. What element is used element found in eggs? 5. in making paint? 6. 7. 8. 9.

What is a major What is a Where do the Noble Metals element found in major element tend to be located on the our ? found in table? chlorophyll? Element Atomic Symbol Number Use this key to fill in the missing Picture of Element Use Name information in the element squares Use below. : 1 : 18 Family: Noble Gases

Ne 38 Cu

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82 Sb

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63 Os 55

Period: Period: Period: Period: Group: Group: Group: Group: Family: Family: Family: Family: Name ______KEY______Period ______Get to Know the Elements Use the periodic table in pictures at http://elements.wlonk.com to answer the following questions!

Which elements Which elements How many elements are magnetic? are liquid at room temperature? are gaseous at room 1. mercury & temperature? 11 2. 3. Where do the gaseous elements tend to be What radioactive located on the table? element has the What are the top ten most Toward the right side lowest atomic abundant elements in the number? human body? (#43) 1. 2. How many of the What are the top 3. elements are eight elements found 4. radioactive? in the Earth’s crust? 5. 37 (including 6. superheavies) 1. oxygen 7. Where do the radioactive 2. sodium 8. elements tend to be located on 3. 9. the table ? 4. aluminum 10. Toward the bottom/ 5. 6. potassium Where do the elements in the human 7. calcium body tend to be located on the table? 8. iron Toward the top

What element is used What element is used Which elements are in batteries? in bicycles? considered “Noble Metals”? 1. 2. 3. palldium What is a major 4. What element is used element found in eggs? 5. in making paint? sulfur 6. 7. 8. 9.

What is a major What is a Where do the Noble Metals element found in major element tend to be located on the our bones? found in table? chlorophyll? phosphorus In the center magnesium Element Atomic Symbol Number Use this key to fill in the missing Picture of Element Use Name information in the element squares Use below. Period: 1 Group: 18 Family: Noble Gases

Ne 10 Sr 38 Hg 80 Cu 29 Mercury

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Period: 2 Period: 5 Period: 6 Period: 4 Group: 18 Group: 2 Group: 12 Group: 11 Family: Noble Gases Family: Alkaline Earth Metals Family: Transition Metals Family: Transition Metals

Ta 73 Pb 82 Sb 51 As 33 Tantalum Arsenic

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Period: 6 Period: 6 Period: 5 Period: 4 Group: 5 Group: 14 Group: 15 Group: 15 Family: Transition Metals Family: Poor Metals Family: Family: Metalloid () (Nitrogen Group) (Nitrogen Group) U 92 Eu 63 Os 76 Cs 55 Uranium Osmium Cesium

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