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Alphabet of Atoms
 

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Atomic science alphabet challenge

by Jimar Ali Desabelle
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

Smallest unit of an element, with a central nucleus and orbiting electrons.

Starts with B

A force linking two or more atoms in a molecule.

Starts with C

Substance formed from two or more elements in fixed ratios.

Starts with D

Early theory proposing indivisible units and element weights.

Starts with E

Negatively charged subatomic particle orbiting the nucleus.

Starts with F

Smallest repeating unit in an ionic compound showing ion ratio.

Starts with G

Vertical column in the periodic table where elements share similar properties.

Starts with H

Reactive nonmetal family in Group 17.

Starts with I

Charged atom or molecule formed by loss or gain of electrons.

Starts with J

SI unit of energy; often used for energy changes in reactions.

Starts with K

Principles describing motion of particles and related temperature effects.

Starts with L

Principle stating that mass remains constant in chemical reactions.

Starts with M

Two or more atoms bonded together forming a distinct unit.

Starts with N

Inert elements in Group 18 with complete outer electron shells.

Starts with O

Formal number describing electron ownership in redox reactions.

Starts with P

Arrangement of elements by increasing atomic number and properties.

Starts with Q

Fundamental concept describing discrete packets of energy.

Starts with R

Gains electrons during a redox process.

Starts with S

A short notation representing an element.

Starts with T

Physicist who proposed the plum pudding model of the atom.

Starts with U

Smallest repeating structure in a crystal lattice.

Starts with V

Electrons in the outer shell that determine bonding behavior.

Starts with W

Distance between corresponding points of a wave.

Starts with X

Noble gas used in lighting and certain anesthesia.

Starts with Y

Amount of product obtained from a chemical reaction.

Starts with Z

Divalent metal used in galvanization and enzymes.

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