Matching Elements in form of Bingo of the Periodic Table
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- A soft metal, grayish, found in the inner and outer core of Earth and its symbol is Fe
- Practically infinite as a power source, is classified as a noble gas and its symbol is U
- A silver white metal and a transitional metal
- This element makes 2% of Earth's crust, atomic symbol is Mg, atomic number is 12 and burns too easily
- A good conductor of heat and electricity, less chemically reactive, also shiny, soft and dense
- Has been discovered in the planet-forming disks around young stars, one of the most abundant elements on Earth
- Can be found in meteorites where it is often found in conjunction with iron
- Is called brimstone in the Bible
- A nonmetal that has low thermal and electrical conductivity and is colorless, odorless and, tasteless
- Was used as a weapon in the 1st world war and named after subterranean German Goblins
- Is the heaviest naturally occurring element in the universe, its atomic number is 92
- Discovery date of Sulfur
- This element was produced in big quantities by the Big Bang and has the ability to float in water
- Was used as a weapon in the 1st world war, used to treat swimming pools and it's atomic number is 27
- It's soft, pale and yellow and the pure element is odorless
- Is a soft, silvery-white alkaline earth metal, 99 percent of it can be found in our bones and teeth
- Atomic number is 30, important in the automobile industries, atomic mass of 65.38, is located on group 12
- Highly reactive, found in bones and can spontaneously combust in the air
- Required by every living thing, its atomic number is 8
- True or False: Boron is used in nuclear reactors
- Doesn't naturally exist on Earth, known for creating a blue hue, its use to make powerful metals
- True or False: Dysprosium is considered moderately toxic
- True or False: Chlorine is the 4th most abundant element in the Earths oceans
- The second leading cause of lung cancer, is colorless and odorless, it's a noble gas and it's radioactive
- Symbol is Sn, an alloy of lead and silver, atomic number is 50, has a fain yellow hue, is soft
- True or False: Sodium can be considered a highly reactive metal
- Atomic number for Gold
- Symbol is K, atomic number is 19 and an alkali metal
- Doctors sometime recommend this supplement for a variety of medical conditions.
- Is one of the primary elements of the Earth's core
- The atomic symbol is Pb, poisoning can be fatal and can be highly toxic, it's a really stable element
- Has a melting point of 1,292 degrees Fahrenheit, used in everyday products like watches.
- Is a highly radioactive element and can be extremely dangerous, heaviest alkaline metal, can suffer oxidation
- Produced by refining copper, abundant in space but rare on Earth. Was discovered in gold ore. Symbol: Te
- Most of Iodine is found in:
- Boron burns bright _____ in flame tests
- The smell of chlorine is an _________
- What is the atomic symbol for the element silver?
- It has a full outer shell of electrons, rendering it largely inert to reactions with other elements.
- This noble gas is colorless and oddorless.
- Because it is such a heavy gas, _______ is also sealed between the glass of some double-paned windows.
- What is Krypton's atomic number?
- Unlike its fellow noble gas neon, ______ does make some compounds.
- Has the highest electrical conductivity of any of the metals
- Has the highest thermal conductivity of all metals.
- True or False: Of all the metals, pure silver is the best conductor of heat and electricity.
- Nanoparticles of _______ can be woven into clothing to prevent bacteria from building up on deposits of sweat
- First element on the periodic table
- Most common element in the universe, making up about 75% of its mass.
- Liquid _______ has the lowest density of any liquid
- True or False: Hydrogen is the only element that can exist without neutrons
- _________ is believed to be one of three elements produced in the Big Bang; the others are helium and lithium.
- The symbol Hg belongs to which element?
- True or False: Mercury is a very toxic element
- The atomic number 80 belongs to which element?
- Due to its high density and compactness, ________ is used to make thermometers and barometers.
- Conducts electricity and is used in electrical switches of thermostats and certain types of alarm clocks.
- True or False: Nitrogen is a colorless, odorless and tasteless gas.
- Nitrogen makes up around ___ percent of the air you breathe.
- The atomic number for this element is 7
- ________ gas is often used as an alternative to carbon dioxide for storing beer in pressurized kegs.
- _________ gas is used in food storage to keep packaged or bulk foods fresh.
- It is the eight most abundant element in the universe by weight.
- It is almost never found as a pure free element naturally.
- True or False: Silicon makes up slightly more than 27% of the Earth's crust.
- Is the second most abundant element in the Earth's crust.
- The atomic number of this element is 14
- The atomic number of this element is 6
- The symbol C belongs to which element?
- _______ is the basis for organic chemistry, as it occurs in all living organisms.
- Is a nonmetal that can bond with itself and many other chemical elements, forming over ten million compounds.
- Elemental ______ can take the form of one of the hardest substances (diamond) or one of the softest (graphite)
- Sodium comprises around 2.6% of the ________
- The atomic number of this element is 11
- Our bodies lose ______ when we sweat
- True or False: Sodium is a soft, malleable and shiny solid at room temperature.
- ________ metal reacts with water to produce hydrogen gas.
- Is the second most common element in the Universe (after hydrogen), making up around 24% of its mass.
- Is a chemical element with the symbol He.
- Because _______ is lighter than air it is commonly used to fill airships, blimps and balloons.
- While hydrogen is 7% more buoyant than _______ it has a much higher fire risk.
- Liquid ______ is used to cool metals for superconductivity use.
- ________ is present in more than 270 minerals.
- Is the element of which atomic number is 13
- It is the most abundant mineral on Earth after oxygen and silicon.
- Is globally the most used metal that does not contain iron.
- It is the most abundant metal found naturally on Earth
- Is the lightest halogen, with atomic number 9.
- Atomic symbol for this element is F, is found on toothpaste and is the most reactive of all the elements
- Has a low density for a metal and burns with a bright red in a flame test
- Atomic symbol is Li and it's soft enough to cut with a knife
- Is highly unreactive and doesn't form chemical bonds with other elements, atomic number is 10
- Atomic symbol is Pt, does not oxidize at any temperature and is unaffected by most acids
- Is solid at room temperature, atomic mass is 55.845
- Can be very poisonous, it can be found in the inside of a match box
- The U.S. five cent coin is made of this element, symbol of Ni, white and silvery, 75% of it is copper
- Is corrosion resistant, is found in almost every living thing, it can only be found bonded to other elements,
- Currently being used for scientific studies, can be created in a laboratory but can't be found in nature
- Is a rare earth metal, difficult to separate from other metals, is ductile and malleable and bright and soft
- regulates our metabolism, its symbol is I, used to preserve paint and it's an amazing antiseptic
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