The Periodic Table of Elements 11 th Grade Chemistry Miss Bouselli Click Here to Begin
Click the group you would like to start with Group 1: Alkali Metals Group 2: Alkaline Earth Metals Transition Metals Group 3: Boron Group Group 4: Carbon Group Group 5: Pnictogens Group 6: Chalcogens Group 7: Halogens Group 8: Noble Gases 1 2 Transitions All Done? Click here!
Group 1: Alkali Metals Click the element you would like to learn more about. Return to Full Periodic Table *Even though Hydrgen is in Group 1, it is actually a gas
Group 2: Alkaline Earth Metals Click the element you would like to learn more about. Return to Full Periodic Table
Group 3: The Boron Group Click the element you would like to learn more about. Return to Full Periodic Table
Group 4: The Carbon Group Click the element you would like to learn more about. Return to Full Periodic Table
Group 5: The Pnictogens Click the element you would like to learn more about. Return to Full Periodic Table
Group 6: Chalcogens Click the element you would like to learn more about. Return to Full Periodic Table
Group 7: Halogens Click the element you would like to learn more about. Return to Full Periodic Table
Group 8: The Noble Gases Click the element you would like to learn more about. Return to Full Periodic Table
The Transition Metals Click the element you would like to learn more about.* *Note these are just the most common transition metals Return to Full Periodic Table
Hydrogen Symbol: H Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 1 Return to Alkali Metals
Lithium Symbol: Li Atomic Mass: 6.941g/mol Atomic Number: 3 Return to Alkali Metals
Sodium Symbol: Na Atomic Mass: 22.99g/mol Atomic Number: 11 Return to Alkali Metals
Potassium Symbol: K Atomic Mass: 39.10g/mol Atomic Number: 19 Return to Alkali Metals
Rubidium Symbol: Rb Atomic Mass: 85.47g/mol Atomic Number: 37 Return to Alkali Metals
Cesium Symbol: Cs Atomic Mass: 132.9g/mol Atomic Number: 55 Return to Alkali Metals
Francium Symbol: Fr Atomic Mass: 223g/mol Atomic Number: 87 Return to Alkali Metals
Beryllium Symbol: Be Atomic Mass: 9.012g/mol Atomic Number: 4 Return to Alkaline Earth Metals
Magnesium Symbol: Mg Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 12 Return to Alkaline Earth Metals
Calcium Symbol: Ca Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 20 Return to Alkaline Earth Metals
Strontium Symbol: Sr Atomic Mass: 87.62g/mol Atomic Number: 38 Return to Alkaline Earth Metals
Barium Symbol: Sr Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 56 Return to Alkaline Earth Metals
Radium Symbol: Ra Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 88 Return to Alkaline Earth Metals
Boron Symbol: B Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 5 Return to The Boron Group
Aluminum Symbol: Al Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 13 Return to The Boron Group
Gallium Symbol: Ga Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 31 Return to The Boron Group
Indium Symbol: In Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 49 Return to The Boron Group
Thallium Symbol: Tl Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 81 Return to The Boron Group
Carbon Symbol: C Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 6 Return to The Carbon Group
Silicon Symbol: Si Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 14 Return to The Carbon Group
Germanium Symbol: Ge Atomic Mass: 72.61g/mol Atomic Number: 32 Return to The Carbon Group
Tin Symbol: Sn Atomic Mass: 118.7g/mol Atomic Number: 50 Return to The Carbon Group
Lead Symbol: Pb Atomic Mass: 207.2g/mol Atomic Number: 82 Return to The Carbon Group
Nitrogen Symbol: N Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 7 Return to The Pnictogens
Phosphorus Symbol: P Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 15 Return to The Pnictogens
Arsenic Symbol: As Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 33 Return to The Pnictogens
Antimony Symbol: Sb Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 51 Return to The Pnictogens
Bismuth Symbol: Bi Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 83 Return to The Pnictogens
Oxygen Symbol: O Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 8 Return to The Chalcogens
Sulfur Symbol: S Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 16 Return to The Chalcogens
Selenium Symbol: Se Atomic Mass: 78.09g/mol Atomic Number: 34 Return to The Chalcogens
Tellurium Symbol: Te Atomic Mass: 127.6g/mol Atomic Number: 52 Return to The Chalcogens
Polonium Symbol: Po Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 84 Return to The Chalcogens
Fluorine Symbol: F Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 9 Return to The Halogens
Chlorine Symbol: Cl Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 17 Return to The Halogens
Bromine Symbol: Br Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 35 Return to The Halogens
Iodine Symbol: I Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 53 Return to The Halogens
Astatine Symbol: At Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 85 Return to The Halogens
Helium Symbol: He Atomic Mass: 4.003g/mol Atomic Number: 2 Return to The Noble Gases
Neon Symbol: Ne Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 10 Return to The Noble Gases
Argon Symbol: Ar Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 18 Return to The Noble Gases
Krypton Symbol: Kr Atomic Mass: 84.80g/mol Atomic Number: 36 Return to The Noble Gases
Xenon Symbol: Xe Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 54 Return to The Noble Gases
Radon Symbol: Rn Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 86 Return to The Noble Gases
Titanium Symbol: Ti Atomic Mass: 47.88g/mol Atomic Number: 22 Return to the Transition Metals
Vanadium Symbol: V Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 23 Return to the Transition Metals
Chromium Symbol: Cr Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 24 Return to the Transition Metals
Manganese Symbol: Mn Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 25 Return to the Transition Metals
Iron Symbol: Fe Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 26 Return to the Transition Metals
Cobalt Symbol: Co Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 27 Return to the Transition Metals
Nickel Symbol: Ni Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 28 Return to the Transition Metals
Copper Symbol: Cu Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 29 Return to the Transition Metals
Zinc Symbol: Zn Atomic Mass: 65.39g/mol Atomic Number: 30 Return to the Transition Metals
Silver Symbol: Ag Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 47 Return to the Transition Metals
Gold Symbol: Au Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 79 Return to the Transition Metals
Mercury Symbol: Hg Atomic Mass: g/mol Atomic Number: 80 Return to the Transition Metals
Let’s see what you’ve learned! Which group is the element Tellurium found? A.The Alkali MetalsThe Alkali Metals A.The Noble GasesThe Noble Gases C. The ChalcogensThe Chalcogens D. The HalogensThe Halogens
Oops! Your Answer: The Noble Gases Sorry, that’s incorrect! Try again!
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Oops! Your Answer: The Halogens Sorry, that’s incorrect! Try again!
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