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Latin Element Names and Symbols

Latin Element Names and Symbols. Set up your table like this:. Elements you need to know for the test. 1 st Rule: First letter in a symbol ALWAYS begins with a capital letter. *Much like how you write your name! Ex. H Br Na Cl. 2 nd Rule: If the symbol is made up

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Latin Element Names and Symbols

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  1. Latin Element Names and Symbols

  2. Set up your table like this:

  3. Elements you need to know for the test

  4. 1st Rule: First letter in a symbol ALWAYS begins with a capital letter. *Much like how you write your name! Ex. H Br Na Cl

  5. 2nd Rule: If the symbol is made up of 2 or more letters, the 2nd and 3rd letters are ALWAYS written in lower case. Ex: Ca Ne Br Uuq

  6. 3rd Rule: Letters are ALWAYS printed, NEVER written in cursive.

  7. 15 things to know about the periodic table 1. Element Name: Found in the box, spelled out 2. Element Symbol: Found in the box

  8. Atomic #: Found at the top of the box. Tells you the # of protons. Always the smallest number in the box. Is always a whole number. Atomic mass #: Found in the box. Always the largest number in the box. Usually as a decimal.

  9. 5. # of protons: (+) You find this number based off of the atomic number. # of electrons: ( - ) # of protons = # of electrons 7. # of neutrons: ( o ) Atomic Mass # - Atomic #

  10. Group #: At the top of the box. These run vertical ( 1-18 ) Period #: At the Left hand side of the box. These run horizontal ( 1- 7 )

  11. # of electrons in outer shell: Look at the group #. # of shells: Look at the period #. (K,L,M,N….) K shell….holds up to 2 electrons L shell…. Holds up to 8 electrons M shell…..holds up to 8 electrons N shell…..holds up to 8 electrons etc….

  12. State of the Element: Is it a solid, liquid, or or gas in its natural state. Written in black….solid Written in blue…...liquid Written in red……..gas

  13. How many (+) charges: Number of protons tells you this. How many (-) charges: Number of electrons tells you this.

  14. Metal, Nonmetal, or Metalloid: Is it on the the left side of the periodic table ( metal ), is it on the right side of the periodic table ( non metal ), does it lie on the zigzag line ( metalloid) Now you can draw a Bohr Model of the Element!!

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