1. Latin Element Names and Symbols

2. Set up your table like this: Element SymbolLatin Element NameCommon Element Name K Kalium Potassium Fe FerrumIron Sb StibiumAntimony Cu CuprumCopper Au AurumGold Pb PlumbumLead Hg HydrargyrumMercury

3. Element SymbolLatin Element NameCommon Element Name Ag Argentum Silver Na NatriumSodium Sn StannumTin W WolframTungsten

4. Elements you need to know for the test Element NameElement Symbol HydrogenH HeliumHe LithiumLi BerylliumBe BoronB CarbonC NitrogenN

5. Element NameElement Symbol OxygenO FluorineF NeonNe NickelNi MagnesiumMg AluminumAl SiliconSi

6. Element NameElement Symbol PhosphorusP SulfurS ChlorineCl ArgonAr ZincZn CalciumCa ArsenicAs

7. Element NameElement Symbol IodineI PlatinumPt UraniumU BariumBa

8. 1 st Rule: First letter in a symbol ALWAYS begins with a capital letter. *Much like how you write your name! Ex. HBr NaCl

9. 2 nd Rule: If the symbol is made up of 2 or more letters, the 2 nd and 3 rd letters are ALWAYS written in lower case. Ex: Ca NeBrUuq

10. 3 rd Rule: Letters are ALWAYS printed, NEVER written in cursive.

11. 15 things to know about the periodic table 1. Element Name: Found in the box, spelled out 2. Element Symbol: Found in the box

12. 3.Atomic #: Found at the top of the box. Tells you the # of protons. Always the smallest number in the box. Is always a whole number. 4.Atomic mass #: Found in the box. Always the largest number in the box. Usually as a decimal.

13. 5. # of protons: (+) You find this number based off of the atomic number. 6.# of electrons: ( - ) # of protons = # of electrons 7. # of neutrons: ( o ) Atomic Mass # - Atomic #

14. 8.Group #: At the top of the box. These run vertical ( 1-18 ) 9.Period #: At the Left hand side of the box. These run horizontal ( 1- 7 )

15. 10.# of electrons in outer shell: Look at the group #. 11.# of shells: Look at the period #. (K,L,M,N….) K shell….holds up to 2 electrons L shell…. Holds up to 8 electrons M shell…..holds up to 8 electrons N shell…..holds up to 8 electrons etc….

16. 12.State of the Element: Is it a solid, liquid, or or gas in its natural state. Written in black….solid Written in blue…...liquid Written in red……..gas

17. 13.How many (+) charges: Number of protons tells you this. 14.How many (-) charges: Number of electrons tells you this.

18. 15.Metal, Nonmetal, or Metalloid: Is it on the the left side of the periodic table ( metal ), is it on the right side of the periodic table ( non metal ), does it lie on the zig zag line ( metalloid) Now you can draw a Bohr Model of the Element!!