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| makes up nearly all the mass of the atom |
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| very small compared to the rest of the atom |
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| measured in atomic mass unit (amu) |
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| Located in nucleus with neutrons |
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| same as number of electrons |
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| amount is the same as the atomic number |
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| located in nucleus with protons |
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| located outside of the nucleus in a cloud |
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| take up most of the volume (not mass) of an atom |
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| same as number of protons |
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| Mendeleev arranged the periodic table like this |
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| Moseley changed the periodic table to |
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| An element's location on the periodic table can predict this |
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| Where elements may have similar properties on the periodic table |
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| The elements in a column of the periodic table |
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| indicates number of protons in an atom |
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| Level farthest from the nucleus |
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| Part of the atom where valence electrons are located |
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| Elements in the row of a periodic table |
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| How the modern periodic table is organized by |
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| Horizontal rows of the periodic table |
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| the elements arranged here of the periodic table generally have the same number of valence electrons |
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| Protons and this are equal to the atomic number |
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