https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo Students will imagine they are helping struggling peer. How would you help them understand using information on periodic table? Be very specific. en-us 2017-10-16 15:22:48 UTC 2023-05-18 08:52:29 UTC hello@padlet.com johnathantleese https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197520327 to decode an element is by looking at the elements of the periodic table it goes from 1-103 the atomic number is the number in the row example hydrogen has an atomic number of 1 and it goes from there. just look in the top right corner and you will find the atomic number. For example Boron its symbol is B, its atomic number is 5, its atomic mass is 10. Here is the decoding part subtract the atomic number by the atomic mass and you will get the number of neutrons in the atom I hope that helps ya'll. ]]> 2017-10-16 18:37:58 UTC https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197520327 ja_thanzwillis https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197520416 The way you can decode an element  is by looking at the periodic table. Say you are looking at gold on the periodic table. The first thing you will see is the atomic number, which is 79. The 79 represents a proton and an electron. Then you will see to big letters in the middle. Those to letters are the symbol of the element. Then you will see a word telling you what the element is, and of course we are using gold for an example. Lastly, at the bottom of the  element you will see the atomic mass. The atomic mass for gold is 196.967. The atomic mass will help you find the neutrons in an atom by subtracting atomic mass minus atomic number then you will get how many neutrons that are in an atom too. From my explanation this should help you decode the elements on the periodic table.]]> 2017-10-16 18:38:09 UTC https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197520416 katelynmhines https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197520638 To decode an element you use a periodic table. Each element has an atomic number, atomic mass, element name and symbol. The symbol would be the letters, they are the largest thing in the box. The atomic mass is the number in the bottom right corner of the square. The atomic number is found in the top right corner of the square. The element name is under the symbol/letters. Use Tin for example,  the symbol is Sn, the atomic number is 50, and the atomic mass is 118.71. The atomic mass of an element is how you find the protons and neutrons. To find the nuetrons you subtract the atomic mass from th atomic number. ]]> 2017-10-16 18:38:36 UTC https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197520638 jamirawright https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197521376 To decode a element you must first look at the periodic symbol.Fore example I will use the periodic symbol for gold. Golds periodic symbol is Au but its more to it than just a symbol. Gold has a atomic number of 79 and the atomic mass of 196.967. You can do plenty things with just those too numbers. To find protons and electrons is very simple. Too find the number of protons and electrons just use the atomic number !! It gets a little more complicated to find the number of electrons . To find the number of electrons just take the atomic mass minus the atomic number and then round up your answer . ]]> 2017-10-16 18:39:56 UTC https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197521376 jayleighrburch https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197521486 How do you decode an element? Well, starting off, you would look at the periodic table, a chart containing chemical elements in order of atomic numbers. This chart will basically be a cheat sheet to beginning to learn how to decode an element. They are always four things about the element that you must learn. There's an atomic number, an atomic mass, an element symbol and lastly, the element name. The atomic number will always equal the electrons and protons of an element. However, the neutrons are different. Sometimes the protons, electrons, and neutrons can all equal the same. If this happens, don't get discouraged. But to find the neutrons of an atom you need to minus the atomic number by the atomic mass. That's how simple it actually is.]]> 2017-10-16 18:40:07 UTC https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197521486 hannahlhendrix https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197521606 When learning to decode an element in 7 steps.... Step 1 find your element for example Gold. Step 2 find the symbol the symbol for gold is AU. Step 3 find the atomic number which is the number on the top right hand corner gold atomic number is 79 . Step 4 find the atomic mass which is 196.967 it is located under the symbol. you are gonna want to round the mass to 197 it will make it easier in the future. step 5 is the proton which is just the atomic number the proton is 79 for gold. Step 6 is electron again is just the atomic number that is 79. Last step take your atomic number that is and 79 and your rounded atomic mass that is now 197 and u will subtract them and you will get 118.]]> 2017-10-16 18:40:17 UTC https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197521606 mckenziertucker https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197521607 It may not be easy to decode an element, but i'm going to tell you how. First, you pick out an element. For example (Ti) this will be my element symbol. Then, there is a number at the right hand corner. Mine is (22)which is my atomic number. There is a tiny number on the bottom of the element. That is your atomic mass. mine is (47.867). If I round that i will get (48) as my atomic mass. Last, just minus you atomic mass and atomic number (48-22) that will equal 26 for my answer. That is how you decode.]]> 2017-10-16 18:40:17 UTC https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197521607 noahjandres https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197522069 You can very easily decode an element. You only need an element from the periodic table. To find the number of protons and electrons you must find the element's atomic number which is equal to the amount of protons and electrons. To find the number of neutrons  you need to find the atomic mass and atomic number.]]> 2017-10-16 18:41:09 UTC https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197522069 brendanlmoore https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197522256 To decode an element you must first look at the periodic table and find the element. then you decide what you want to decode, to decode the number of protons you simply look at the atomic number, same with electrons , To decode electrons you subtract the mass from the number and  voila you're done. Element description/anatomy down below]]> 2017-10-16 18:41:29 UTC https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197522256 zanaiyahkcheeks https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197522567 2017-10-16 18:42:04 UTC https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/197522567 ja_thanzwillis https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/218837595 The acceleration is at the beginning of the race as the race goes on his speed is right after their acceleration. ]]> 2018-01-04 19:49:27 UTC https://padlet.com/caseydunn1/hkeihf1p1ofo/wish/218837595