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102問 • 3年前
  • Jian Estelle
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  • 1

    The smallest unit of matter that retains all of the chemical properties of an element.

    Atom

  • 2

    Are submicroscopic, meaning they are so small they cannot be seen with a microscope.

    Atom

  • 3

    They are composed of smaller subatomic particles known as protons, neutrons, and electrons.

    Atom

  • 4

    This number uniquely identifies: each chemical element.

    Atomic Number

  • 5

    Negatively charged particle

    Electron

  • 6

    positively charged particle found in the nucleus

    Proton

  • 7

    particpe found in nucleus with no charge

    Neutron

  • 8

    The basic building blocks of matter.

    Atom

  • 9

    The smallest part of an element. The smallest unit of matter.

    Atom

  • 10

    A pure substance consisting of one type of atom and can be identified by its atomic number.

    Element

  • 11

    Formed when two or more atoms join together chemically. Can be the same atoms.

    Molecule

  • 12

    Formed when two different elements join together.

    Compound

  • 13

    consists of two different elements. Examples are water, salt, and Silicon Dioxide.

    Binary Compound

  • 14

    Splits a larger atom into two or more smaller ones.

    Fission

  • 15

    Joins two or more lighter atoms into a larger one.

    Fusion

  • 16

    Is the emission of ionizing radiation from nuclear decay.

    Radioactivity

  • 17

    A process involve in energetic particles of atom.

    Radioactive Decay

  • 18

    5 Types of Nuclear Reaction

    Alpha Decay, Beta Decay, Gamma Radiation, Positron Emission, Electron Capture

  • 19

    Loss of an alpha particle.

    Alpha Decay

  • 20

    Loss of beta particle. A – unchanged Z – increase by 1

    Beta Decay

  • 21

    Emission of gamma ray. A – unchanged Z – unchanged

    Gamma Radiation

  • 22

    Conversion of a proton in a nucleus into a neutron, with the release of a positron. A – unchanged Z – decrease by 1

    Positron Emission

  • 23

    Drawing on an electron into an atom’s nucleus. A - unchanged Z – decrease by 1

    Electron Capture

  • 24

    Three Cosmic Origin of Elements (Universal Element Formation)

    The Bigbang, Stellar Formation and Evolution, Stellar Explosion

  • 25

    Elements formed in Bigbang

    H - Hydrogen, He - Helium, Li - Lithium, Be - Beryllium

  • 26

    The ______ of an evolved core of a high-mass star at the end of its red giant stage.

    onion layers

  • 27

    Elements heavier than iron ______ be formed through ______ as tremendous amounts of energy are needed for the reaction to occur.

    cannot, fusion

  • 28

    Where heavy elements are formed.

    Supernova

  • 29

    A massive explosion of star.

    Supernova

  • 30

    Example of an element formed in Supernova.

    Uranium

  • 31

    Type I Supernova

    Detonation

  • 32

    Type II Supernova

    Explosion

  • 33

    Models of Matter

    Empedocles

  • 34

    Believes that atter is made up of only 4 elements.

    Empedocles

  • 35

    What are the 4 elements according to Empedocles?

    Water, Air, Earth, Fire

  • 36

    Believes that the elements are arranged by gravity into perfect spheres.

    Aristotle

  • 37

    Proper arrangement of elements based on Aristotle

    Earth, Water, Air, Fire

  • 38

    A fifth element (quintessence) is found in the heavens.

    Aether

  • 39

    He believed that teavenly bodies travel through the ether in perfect spheres.

    Aristotle

  • 40

    One who deals with alchemy.

    Alchemist

  • 41

    A medieval form of chemistry which focused on the transmutation of base metals into gold.

    Alchemy

  • 42

    According to him, “To understand the very large, we must understand the very small"

    Democritus

  • 43

    Greek Model / Greek Philosopher

    Democritus

  • 44

    His idea of "atomos" derived from the word atom, in indestructable.

    Democritus

  • 45

    Democritus have no experiments to support his idea.

    True

  • 46

    Democritus's model of atom has no protons, electrons, or neutrons. It is solid and indestructable.

    True

  • 47

    He made a book entitled "The Sceptical Chymist"

    Robert Boyle

  • 48

    He is best kmown for introducing the Atomic Theory.

    John Dalton

  • 49

    Another Frenchman a few years after Lavoisier

    Joseph Proust

  • 50

    He proposed Law of Definite Proportions.

    Joseph Proust

  • 51

    He roughly stated that a chemical could have only one ratio of atoms within it.

    Joseph Proust

  • 52

    Samples of a given compound always contain the same proportion of elements by mass.

    Law of Definite Proportions

  • 53

    Proust's Law of Definite Proportions is also called as _____?

    Law of Constant Composition

  • 54

    Elements can form different compounds, the masses of the second element that can combine with a fixed mass of the first element are in a ratio of small whole numbers.

    Law of Multiple Proportions

  • 55

    In chemical reaction, the mass of the substances produced is equal to the mass of the substances reacted.

    Conservasion of Mass

  • 56

    Three Fundamental Particles of an Atom

    Proton, Electron, Neutron

  • 57

    Three Types of Rays Emitted by Radioactive Materials

    Alpha, Beta, Gamma

  • 58

    Plum Pudding Atomic Model

    J.J. Thomson

  • 59

    Gold Foil Experiment

    Rutherford

  • 60

    Discovery of Neutron

    Sir James Chadwick

  • 61

    Discovered the elementary charge of an electron using the oil-drop experiment.

    Robert Millikan

  • 62

    - Who discovered the Mass of Elenctron (9.109 × 10^-31 kg) - When was it discovered

    Robert Millikan, 1909

  • 63

    Is the number of protons plus neutrons.

    Mass number

  • 64

    Is the number of protons

    Atomic Number

  • 65

    Elements which have the same atomic number but a different mass.

    Isotopes

  • 66

    An isotope of a Carbon which is abundant in nature.

    Carbon - 12

  • 67

    An isotope of Carbon that is found in space and used in experiments.

    Carbon - 13

  • 68

    An isotope of a Carbon that is used to determine age/artefacts of an object.

    Carbon - 14

  • 69

    Is a charge-carrying atom or molecule.

    Ion

  • 70

    Is an atom or molecule with a net electrical charge.

    Ion

  • 71

    Type of ion that is negatively charged.

    Anion

  • 72

    Type of ion that is positively charged.

    Cation

  • 73

    Is a process that produces an ion from an atom or a molecule.

    Ionization

  • 74

    Type of ion which contains only one atom.

    Monatomic Ion

  • 75

    Type of ion which contains two or more atoms.

    Polyatomic Ion

  • 76

    It notes the number of missing or extra electrons.

    Superscript

  • 77

    If there is a (+) superscript: that means that the ion is _____ electrons

    missing

  • 78

    - If there is a (-) superscript: that means that the ion has _____ electrons

    extra

  • 79

    It deals with a smallest particle.

    Quantum Physics

  • 80

    The mallest unit of energy. Can be connected to other particles.

    Quantum

  • 81

    Based on the picture, what model is it?

    Quantum Mechanical Model

  • 82

    What model or whose model is shown in the picture?

    Bohr’s Atomic Model

  • 83

    Enumerate the Four Quantum Numbers

    Principal, Azimuthal, Magnetic, Spin

  • 84

    Distance of the electron from nucleus

    Principal

  • 85

    It indicates the atomic size.

    Principal

  • 86

    It indicates the shape of the subshell/orbital. It also defines shape of the electron.

    Azimuthal

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    It indicates the orientation of the orbital.

    Magnetic

  • 88

    It indicates the orientation of the electron spin.

    Spin

  • 89

    Two types of notation that are used to show the distribution of electrons in the different orbitals in an atom.

    Electron Configuration, Orbital Diagram

  • 90

    Uses the symbols of the orbitals and the number of electrons (written as superscripts) that occupy each orbital.

    Electron Configuration

  • 91

    Consists of boxes and arrows that represent the orbitals and the electrons, respectively. The up and down orientation of the arrows represent the two magnetic spins of the electrons.

    Orbital Diagram

  • 92

    2 Rules/Principle of Orbital Diagram

    Pauli Exclusion Principle, Hund's Rule

  • 93

    When is the first periodic table presented?

    March 6, 1869

  • 94

    Who is the father of the periodic table?

    Dmitri Mendeleev

  • 95

    Atomic Structure Timeline

    1707 - Newton, 1803 - Dalton, 1832 - Faraday, 1869 - Mendeleev, 1873 - Maxwell

  • 96

    Is a column in the periodic table.

    Group

  • 97

    Elements based on groups have the same number of ________.

    valence electrons

  • 98

    How many groups are there in a periodic table?

    18

  • 99

    Is a row in the periodic table.

    Period

  • 100

    Elements in a period/series have the same number of ________.

    electron shells

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    The smallest unit of matter that retains all of the chemical properties of an element.

    Atom

  • 2

    Are submicroscopic, meaning they are so small they cannot be seen with a microscope.

    Atom

  • 3

    They are composed of smaller subatomic particles known as protons, neutrons, and electrons.

    Atom

  • 4

    This number uniquely identifies: each chemical element.

    Atomic Number

  • 5

    Negatively charged particle

    Electron

  • 6

    positively charged particle found in the nucleus

    Proton

  • 7

    particpe found in nucleus with no charge

    Neutron

  • 8

    The basic building blocks of matter.

    Atom

  • 9

    The smallest part of an element. The smallest unit of matter.

    Atom

  • 10

    A pure substance consisting of one type of atom and can be identified by its atomic number.

    Element

  • 11

    Formed when two or more atoms join together chemically. Can be the same atoms.

    Molecule

  • 12

    Formed when two different elements join together.

    Compound

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    consists of two different elements. Examples are water, salt, and Silicon Dioxide.

    Binary Compound

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    Splits a larger atom into two or more smaller ones.

    Fission

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    Joins two or more lighter atoms into a larger one.

    Fusion

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    Is the emission of ionizing radiation from nuclear decay.

    Radioactivity

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    A process involve in energetic particles of atom.

    Radioactive Decay

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    5 Types of Nuclear Reaction

    Alpha Decay, Beta Decay, Gamma Radiation, Positron Emission, Electron Capture

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    Loss of an alpha particle.

    Alpha Decay

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    Loss of beta particle. A – unchanged Z – increase by 1

    Beta Decay

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    Emission of gamma ray. A – unchanged Z – unchanged

    Gamma Radiation

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    Conversion of a proton in a nucleus into a neutron, with the release of a positron. A – unchanged Z – decrease by 1

    Positron Emission

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    Drawing on an electron into an atom’s nucleus. A - unchanged Z – decrease by 1

    Electron Capture

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    Three Cosmic Origin of Elements (Universal Element Formation)

    The Bigbang, Stellar Formation and Evolution, Stellar Explosion

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    Elements formed in Bigbang

    H - Hydrogen, He - Helium, Li - Lithium, Be - Beryllium

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    The ______ of an evolved core of a high-mass star at the end of its red giant stage.

    onion layers

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    Elements heavier than iron ______ be formed through ______ as tremendous amounts of energy are needed for the reaction to occur.

    cannot, fusion

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    Where heavy elements are formed.

    Supernova

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    A massive explosion of star.

    Supernova

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    Example of an element formed in Supernova.

    Uranium

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    Type I Supernova

    Detonation

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    Type II Supernova

    Explosion

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    Models of Matter

    Empedocles

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    Believes that atter is made up of only 4 elements.

    Empedocles

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    What are the 4 elements according to Empedocles?

    Water, Air, Earth, Fire

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    Believes that the elements are arranged by gravity into perfect spheres.

    Aristotle

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    Proper arrangement of elements based on Aristotle

    Earth, Water, Air, Fire

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    A fifth element (quintessence) is found in the heavens.

    Aether

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    He believed that teavenly bodies travel through the ether in perfect spheres.

    Aristotle

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    One who deals with alchemy.

    Alchemist

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    A medieval form of chemistry which focused on the transmutation of base metals into gold.

    Alchemy

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    According to him, “To understand the very large, we must understand the very small"

    Democritus

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    Greek Model / Greek Philosopher

    Democritus

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    His idea of "atomos" derived from the word atom, in indestructable.

    Democritus

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    Democritus have no experiments to support his idea.

    True

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    Democritus's model of atom has no protons, electrons, or neutrons. It is solid and indestructable.

    True

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    He made a book entitled "The Sceptical Chymist"

    Robert Boyle

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    He is best kmown for introducing the Atomic Theory.

    John Dalton

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    Another Frenchman a few years after Lavoisier

    Joseph Proust

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    He proposed Law of Definite Proportions.

    Joseph Proust

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    He roughly stated that a chemical could have only one ratio of atoms within it.

    Joseph Proust

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    Samples of a given compound always contain the same proportion of elements by mass.

    Law of Definite Proportions

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    Proust's Law of Definite Proportions is also called as _____?

    Law of Constant Composition

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    Elements can form different compounds, the masses of the second element that can combine with a fixed mass of the first element are in a ratio of small whole numbers.

    Law of Multiple Proportions

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    In chemical reaction, the mass of the substances produced is equal to the mass of the substances reacted.

    Conservasion of Mass

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    Three Fundamental Particles of an Atom

    Proton, Electron, Neutron

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    Three Types of Rays Emitted by Radioactive Materials

    Alpha, Beta, Gamma

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    Plum Pudding Atomic Model

    J.J. Thomson

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    Gold Foil Experiment

    Rutherford

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    Discovery of Neutron

    Sir James Chadwick

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    Discovered the elementary charge of an electron using the oil-drop experiment.

    Robert Millikan

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    - Who discovered the Mass of Elenctron (9.109 × 10^-31 kg) - When was it discovered

    Robert Millikan, 1909

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    Is the number of protons plus neutrons.

    Mass number

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    Is the number of protons

    Atomic Number

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    Elements which have the same atomic number but a different mass.

    Isotopes

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    An isotope of a Carbon which is abundant in nature.

    Carbon - 12

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    An isotope of Carbon that is found in space and used in experiments.

    Carbon - 13

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    An isotope of a Carbon that is used to determine age/artefacts of an object.

    Carbon - 14

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    Is a charge-carrying atom or molecule.

    Ion

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    Is an atom or molecule with a net electrical charge.

    Ion

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    Type of ion that is negatively charged.

    Anion

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    Type of ion that is positively charged.

    Cation

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    Is a process that produces an ion from an atom or a molecule.

    Ionization

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    Type of ion which contains only one atom.

    Monatomic Ion

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    Type of ion which contains two or more atoms.

    Polyatomic Ion

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    It notes the number of missing or extra electrons.

    Superscript

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    If there is a (+) superscript: that means that the ion is _____ electrons

    missing

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    - If there is a (-) superscript: that means that the ion has _____ electrons

    extra

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    It deals with a smallest particle.

    Quantum Physics

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    The mallest unit of energy. Can be connected to other particles.

    Quantum

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    Based on the picture, what model is it?

    Quantum Mechanical Model

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    What model or whose model is shown in the picture?

    Bohr’s Atomic Model

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    Enumerate the Four Quantum Numbers

    Principal, Azimuthal, Magnetic, Spin

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    Distance of the electron from nucleus

    Principal

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    It indicates the atomic size.

    Principal

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    It indicates the shape of the subshell/orbital. It also defines shape of the electron.

    Azimuthal

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    It indicates the orientation of the orbital.

    Magnetic

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    It indicates the orientation of the electron spin.

    Spin

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    Two types of notation that are used to show the distribution of electrons in the different orbitals in an atom.

    Electron Configuration, Orbital Diagram

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    Uses the symbols of the orbitals and the number of electrons (written as superscripts) that occupy each orbital.

    Electron Configuration

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    Consists of boxes and arrows that represent the orbitals and the electrons, respectively. The up and down orientation of the arrows represent the two magnetic spins of the electrons.

    Orbital Diagram

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    2 Rules/Principle of Orbital Diagram

    Pauli Exclusion Principle, Hund's Rule

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    When is the first periodic table presented?

    March 6, 1869

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    Who is the father of the periodic table?

    Dmitri Mendeleev

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    Atomic Structure Timeline

    1707 - Newton, 1803 - Dalton, 1832 - Faraday, 1869 - Mendeleev, 1873 - Maxwell

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    Is a column in the periodic table.

    Group

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    Elements based on groups have the same number of ________.

    valence electrons

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    How many groups are there in a periodic table?

    18

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    Is a row in the periodic table.

    Period

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    Elements in a period/series have the same number of ________.

    electron shells