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ElementandIsotopesWorksheet 1
ElementandIsotopesWorksheet 1
ElementandIsotopesWorksheet 1
Cu K
C Ca
Ag Sn
Na Pb
Ni Al
Oxygen Hydrogen
Fluorine Helium
Nitrogen Potassium
Manganese Magnesium
Bromine Sulfur
Cl Neon
P Iodine
Zn Gold
Tc Uranium
Am Calcium
Fill in the blank: The atomic number represents the number of ___________________ in the __________________ of the
atom.
Section Four: Number of Protons
Find the number of protons for each element listed.
Symbol Number of Protons Name Number of Protons
B Zirconium
Pt Argon
Rn Chromium
Mg Lithium
As Silicon
Zn 35
U 146
C 6
Ca 21
Ar 20
Li 4
Radium-226
Carbon-14
Chlorine-35
Strontium-88
Magnesium-24
Silver-108
Name: _________________________________
Periodic Table, Element, & Isotope Practice
Cu Copper K Potassium
C Carbon Ca Calcium
Ag Silver Sn Tin
Na Sodium Pb Lead
Ni Nickel Al Aluminum
O Oxygen H Hydrogen
F Fluorine He Helium
N Nitrogen K Potassium
Mn Manganese Mg Magnesium
Br Bromine S Sulfur
Cl 17 Neon 10
P 15 Iodine 53
Zn 30 Gold 79
Tc 43 Uranium 92
Am 95 Calcium 20
Fill in the blank: The atomic number represents the number of __protons____________ in the ____nucleus_______ of the
atom.
Section Four: Number of Protons
Find the number of protons for each element listed.
Symbol Number of Protons Name Number of Protons
B 5 Zirconium 40
Pt 78 Argon 18
Rn 86 Chromium 24
Mg 12 Lithium 3
As 33 Silicon 14
When does the number of protons for a given element change? NEVER
What happens when the number of protons changes? It becomes a new element
Zn 30 35 65 Zn-65
C 6 6 12 C-12
Ca 20 21 41 Ca-41
Ar 18 20 38 Ar-38
Li 3 4 7 Li-7
Carbon-14 14 6 8
Chlorine-35 35 17 18
Strontium-88 88 38 50
Magnesium-24 24 12 12
Silver-108 108 47 61