Elements on the Periodic Table

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What are atoms?

Atoms are the tiny building blocks that make up all matter.

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What are elements?

Elements are different types of atoms.

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How many elements exist?

Over 100 elements exist in the universe.

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What is the periodic table?

A chart that organizes all elements into rows and columns.

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What is an element symbol?

A one‑ or two‑letter abbreviation for an element.

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How are element symbols written?

First letter capitalized second letter lowercase.

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Do element symbols always match the English name?

No some come from other languages.

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Why are element symbols important?

They are used constantly in chemistry instead of full names.

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What must TEAS students memorize about elements?

Common element names and their symbols.

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What are periods?

Horizontal rows on the periodic table.

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What are groups?

Vertical columns on the periodic table.

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What is the key fact about groups?

Elements in the same group have similar characteristics and behaviors.

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What does the staircase line on the periodic table show?

It divides metals from non‑metals.

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Where are metals located?

To the left of the staircase.

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Where are non‑metals located?

To the right of the staircase.

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What is the one major exception?

Hydrogen is a non‑metal even though it sits on the left.

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Why is knowing metal vs non‑metal important?

It helps identify patterns and predict element behavior.

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What three things should you know for each common element?

Its name its symbol and whether it is a metal or non‑metal.

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Why is memorizing common elements necessary?

The TEAS often asks questions without giving a periodic table.

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What is the most important pattern about groups?

Elements in the same group act similarly.