Are you looking for an engaging way for students to practice atomic structure, electronic structure, and periodic trends? These AP Chem periodic puzzles include clues related to:
trends in ionization energy
trends in electronegativity
trends in atomic radius
valence electrons
unpaired electrons
electron configurations
identifying elements using a mass spectra
identifying elements using a photoelectron spectra
cations, anions, and isoelectronic
Students will be provided with clues to place elements in the periodic table on the bottom of the worksheet. For example, "D has 7 valence electrons" or "M has the largest atomic radius in its group." By utilizing all the clues and their knowledge of the periodic table and periodicity, students should be able to place all elements in the table.
This resource includes 3 unique periodic puzzle worksheets and keys.
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Are you looking for an engaging way for students to practice atomic structure, electronic structure, and periodic trends? These AP Chem periodic puzzles include clues related to:
trends in ionization energy
trends in electronegativity
trends in atomic radius
valence electrons
unpaired electrons
electron configurations
identifying elements using a mass spectra
identifying elements using a photoelectron spectra
cations, anions, and isoelectronic
Students will be provided with clues to place elements in the periodic table on the bottom of the worksheet. For example, "D has 7 valence electrons" or "M has the largest atomic radius in its group." By utilizing all the clues and their knowledge of the periodic table and periodicity, students should be able to place all elements in the table.
This resource includes 3 unique periodic puzzle worksheets and keys.
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Let's connect on Instagram.
