Activity 2.4:: B. Useful Elements

Name: ________________________ Grade & section: _____________
Activity 2.4:
A. Directions: Search the periodic table and find the information needed to complete the table
Chemical Atomic Number of Electrons in each

Element Name
Symbol Number Atom
Zinc
Krypton
Ne
Ba
15
74
11
53
Fluorine
79
Am
B. USEFUL ELEMENTS
1. We use the element COPPER for electrical wires. Which two typical properties of a metal is suitable for
this use.
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2. Aluminum is familiar to you in the form of ALUMINUM FOIL. Which properties of metals allows thins
sheets of aluminum be like this?
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3. Pure IODINE is a solid non – metals, in the form of shiny, purple crystals. What do you expect to
happen if you were tap it with a hammer? Explain
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4. Silicon is an element used to make “silicon chips” for computer circuit. Silicon is shiny, brittle and
“semi – conductor” of electricity. On balance we should classify silicon as metal, non – metals or
metalloids. Explain.
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5. Helium is a gas with such a low density that it can make balloon rise into the air.
a. Why do you think it has such a low density?
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b. There is one other element which can also lift balloons. Name it.
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C. ELEMENT SYMBOLS
Direction: Give the symbol for each of the named elements below.
a. Nickel _____________ u. Radon _____________

b. Osmium _____________ v. Lithium _____________
c. Calcium _____________ w. Potassium _____________
d. Lead _____________ x. Carbon _____________
e. Iodine _____________ y. Silver _____________
f. Radium _____________ z. Sulfur _____________
g. Platinum _____________ aa. Fluorine _____________
h. Plutonium _____________ bb. Nitrogen _____________
i. Silicon _____________ cc. Oxygen _____________
j. Xenon _____________ dd. Boron _____________
k. Barium _____________ ee. Hydrogen _____________
l. Tin _____________ ff. Helium _____________
m. Gold _____________ gg. Sodium _____________
n. Chlorine _____________ hh. Beryllium _____________
o. Copper _____________ ii. Neon _____________
p. Argon _____________ jj. Thallium _____________
q. Aluminum _____________ kk. Strontium _____________
r. Bromine _____________ ll. Bismuth _____________
s. Zinc _____________ mm. Gallium _____________
t. Titanium _____________ nn. Rubidium _____________
oo. Selenium _____________ tt. Cesium _____________
pp. Antimony _____________ uu. Indium _____________
qq. Phosphorus _____________ vv. Arsenic
rr. Magnesium _____________ _____________
ss. Krypton _____________
D. ELEMENT NAMES
Direction: Give the name for each of the element symbol below.
a. Ni _____________ y. Ge _____________
b. Os _____________ z. Te _____________
c. F _____________ aa. Sr _____________
d. Ca _____________ bb. Rb _____________
e. Ba _____________ cc. Kr _____________
f. Pb _____________ dd. Na _____________
g. I _____________ ee. K _____________
h. Ra _____________ ff. Ar _____________
i. Pt _____________ gg. Al _____________
j. Pu _____________ hh. Si _____________
k. Si _____________ ii. Sn _____________
l. Li _____________ jj. Mg _____________
m. Ne _____________ kk. Be _____________
n. He _____________ ll. Cl _____________
o. Br _____________ mm. Xe _____________
p. Tl _____________ nn. Cs _____________
q. Bi _____________ oo. C _____________
r. In _____________ pp. N _____________
s. Sb _____________ qq. O _____________
t. Ga _____________ rr. B _____________
u. S _____________ ss. H _____________
v. As _____________ tt. P _____________
w. Rn _____________ uu. S _____________
x. Se _____________ vv. W _____________
E. Record the number of each atom in each molecule then record the total number of atoms in the molecule
Example: Fe2 (CO3)3
Please use other color of ball pen aside

from black.
Elements # of
Atoms
Fe 2
C 3
O 9
Total 14
1. NaOH
Total
Elements # of
Atoms 5. NH4Cl
Elements # of
Atoms
Total
Total
6. CaCiO3
Elements # of
Atoms
2. HNO3
Elements # of
Atoms
Total
7. H2COCH2
Total Elements # of
Atoms
Total
3. Li2O 8. Mg (OH)2
Elements # of Elements # of
Atoms Atoms
Total Total
4. Li2SO4 9. Al (OH)3
Elements # of Elements # of
Atoms Atoms
Total
10. NH5C2H2O2
Elements # of
Atoms
Total
11. NaC2H202
Elements # of
Atoms
Total
12. (NH4)3PO4
Elements # of
Atoms
Total

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Chemical Atomic Number of Electrons in each

a. Nickel _ u. Radon _

Example: Fe2 (CO3)3

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