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Almost all elements are a solid at room temperature

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Elements in the Periodic Table are in their purest form

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The Two-Letter abbreviations on the Periodic are derived from the Latin names of the elements. e.g Fe (Iron) is Ferro in Latin.

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Mercury is the only liquid metal at room temperature

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water is made out of Hydrogen and oxygen: H2o

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Atomic weight is the number of protons and the number of neutrons

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I want to learn to memorize the periodic table

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Francium is the rarest element

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Every Element on the Periodic Table of the Elements has an Atomic Number (Number of Protons), which defines in what order the elements are classified.

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Molecules are group of atoms bonded together, representing the smallest
unit of a chemical compound that can take part in a chemical reaction.

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there are 118 elements

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The alkali metals are a family of element under hydrogen that explode when in contact with water.

When a proton and an electron are put under intense pressure they combine into a neutron

Francium is the latest element to be discovered

Silicon could replace carbon in alien ecosystems as they are in the same family and could behave in similar manners

there are 8 element families

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I may be wrong, but i think the way nuclear reaction works is when two atoms break a kind of barrier that exists between two atoms. Its almost like a negative energy like when two magnets push each other away. So when to particular atom types break that barrier I think it creates a nuclear reaction.

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I want to discover which two elements react the strongest and what that reaction looks like

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Hi guys its troy the icon back again.           Solids are on the right and gasses are on the left of the periodic table 

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Hi guys its troy the icon back again.           Solids are on the right and gasses are on the left of the periodic table 

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Hi There are 2 liquids in the periodic table

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There are 8 groups in the periodic table, the ones that we can all indentify

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Almost everything in the world needs carbon

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I want to explore what elements are in certain categories.
I know   that the atomic number is the number at the top of the element on the periodic table.

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there 118 elements

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Protons attract electrons, and when combined they form neutral compounds

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Protons have positive charge.

Electrons have negative charge

Neutrons have a neutural charge.

You can find the amount of Protons and neutrons via the Atomic Number.

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In Chemistry, "What Matters" is that everything is made of atoms, and atoms are made of Electrons (-) and Nuclei. Nuclei are made out of Protons (+) and Neutrons (=).

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The most reactive elements are on the left. 

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The most reactive elements are on the left. 

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The number on top of the element symbol is the atomic number

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Almost everything in the world needs carbon