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2. Element Brochure Directions Your Element name Symbol here Name Period Date Panel # 6

3. Panel # 5 Left Blank It is the back of your brochure

4. Panel # 4 Inside flap when opened (Panel # 1)  Identify which “Group” and “Period” your element belongs to… Numbers only  Identify your elements “Group” name.  Describe if it is a “Metal”, “Non-metal” or “Metalloid”  Describe where it is in reference to the zig zag line.  List some uses of you element.  Show pictures of its uses Complete sentences throughout brochure Correct spelling (-2) Grammar, etc

5. Aluminum lies to the left of the zig zag line Aluminum is in group 13 and period 3. It is a member of the Boron Family and a Mixed Metal. Aluminum is used to make containers like soda cans. It is used in making chairs, umbrellas, aircraft, bicycles and window frames. Aluminum is a metal. None Known EXAMPLE

6. Panel # 1 (Inside) Panel # 2 (Inside) Panel # 3 (Inside) Paper open and laying flat

7. Panel # 1 Inside  Draw and label the parts to an atom  Identify the charge on each particle:  Describe the modern atomic model (p. 128 text)  Which particle(s) has the most mass?  Which particle(s) is/are the lightest  Define atomic mass  Define atomic number  Google a picture of “your atom’s structure” (copy /paste it)  Tell how many protons, neutrons and electrons are in YOUR element. Hand drawn only

8. On the middle page include:  The atomic mass of your element  The atomic number of your element  Who discovered your element  When it was discovered  How it was named  A picture of the discoverer ( if not available, please say “none available”). You may have to go to another website to find a picture by typing in your discoverer’s name into “Google” Panel # 2 Inside None Available

9. Panel # 3 Inside On the right-hand page include:  The melting point  The boiling point  It’s natural state (solid, liquid, gas)  It’s density  In paragraph form give a brief description of it’s characteristics like malleability, ductility, color, conductivity, etc.  List interesting facts about your element (The web site: Web Elements has great descriptions)  Show a picture of your element None Available

10. Extra Credit “Match Box” Element Atomic Number: Atomic Weight: Melting Point: Boiling Point: Properties: History 12 Mg 24.305 Magnesium 12 Mg 24.305 Worth 5 points Color any color Fast facts on inside flap Could be less than 5 pts. If not complete Can turn in late but only 3 points