Periodic Table - A very handy 'layout' of all the elements. (7,5), oxide - This type of compound is usually formed when you burn an element in air. (5), iodine - A solid non-metal, very dark coloured, gives purple vapour on heating, but looks yellow-brown when its 'tincture' solution is used on your skin as an antiseptic! (6), mercury - The only liquid metallic element at room temperature, known as 'quicksilver'. (7), neon - This element glows very nicely when you put a high voltage of electricity through it! (4), chlorine - A very nasty green gas, but kills bacteria in water very nicely! (8), magnesium - An element that burns very brightly to form a white oxide power. (9), water - Formed by combining the elements hydrogen and oxygen. (5), carbondioxide - The main gaseous product of burning coal in air. (6,7), copper - A metal used since ancient times for jewelry, very pretty when polished and for your thoughts! (6), atom - The simplest bit of an element! (4), bromine - It is dark red in colour and the only liquid non-metal at room temperature. (7), sodium chloride - The proper chemical name for 'salt' formed from two elements. (6,8), iron - Its a pity this element rusts too easily! (4), oxygen - This elements sets the world alight! thank you plants! (6), molecule - Made from two or more atoms combined together. (8), carbon - The main element in fossil fuels. (6), element - An ? is just one type of atom. (7), zinc - Nearly the last metallic element in the alphabet and used in batteries. (4), compound - Formed when two or more elements chemically combined together. (8),

Year 11 Periodic Table Knowledge

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