Explore the basic building blocks of the universe in 'Chemical Interactions - Chapter 1'. This quiz assesses knowledge on atomic structure, including common elements, isotopes, and ion formation. Ideal for learners seeking to understand elemental properties and their interactions.
Nuetrons
Protons
Electrons
Ions
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Atomic number
Number of electrons
Ions the atom will form
Number of nuetrons
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A positive ion
A different element
Radioactive
A negative ion
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Symbol
Atomic number
Atomic mass number
Size
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Noble gas
Halogen
Metal
Alkali metal
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Metal
Halogen
Metalloid
Transition metal
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Metalloid
Metal
Alkali metal
Halogen
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Alkali metal
Metal
Noble gas
Halogen
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Transition metal
Alkali metal
Metalloid
Nonmetal
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Metal
Nonmetal
Transition metal
Alkali metal
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Alkali metal
Noble gas
Halogen
Nonmetal
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A band
A family
A period
A row
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A family
A group
A team
A school
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The protons and neutrons are in the nucleus which is surrounded by a cloud of ions
The protons and electrons are in the nucleus which is surrounded by a cloud of ions
The protons and neutrons are in the nucleus which is surrounded by a cloud of electrons
The neutrons and isotopes are in the nucleus which is surrounded by a cloud of isotopes
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The magnesium ion gained 2 protons and 1 neutron
The magnesium ion gained 2 electrons
The magnesium ion is radioactive and unstable
The magnesium ion lost two electrons
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At the end of the periodic table after element 118
At the beginning of the periodic table before number 1
In the beginning of the periodic table
We know all of the elements so no one will ever discover any more
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