1. WARM UP “Nothing is particularly hard if you break it into small jobs.” –Henry Ford 1.What does this mean to you? 2.How can you apply this to memorizing all the elements?

2. Element Memorization Notes Elements 1 – 36

3. The Big Bang Theory

4. Element NameSymbolAtomic # HydrogenH1 HeliumHe2 LithiumLi3 BerylliumBe4 BoronB5 CarbonC6 Elements 1 – 36

5. Element NameSymbolAtomic # NitrogenN7 OxygenO8 FluorineF9 NeonNe10 SodiumNa11 MagnesiumMg12 Elements 1 – 36

6. Element NameSymbolAtomic # AluminumAl13 SiliconSi14 PhosphorusP15 SulfurS16 ChlorineCl17 ArgonAr18 Elements 1 – 36

7. Element NameSymbolAtomic # PotassiumK19 CalciumCa20 TitaniumTi22 ChromiumCr24 ManganeseMn25 IronFe26 Elements 1 – 36

8. Element NameSymbolAtomic # CobaltCo27 NickelNi28 CopperCu29 ZincZn30 ArsenicAs33 BromineBr35 KryptonKr36 Elements 1 – 36

9. Element NameSymbolAtomic # StrontiumSr38 ZirconiumZr40 MolybdenumMo42 SilverAg47 TinSn50 IodineI53 XenonXe54 Elements 37 – 99

10. Element NameSymbolAtomic # CesiumCs55 BariumBa56 TungstenW74 IridiumIr77 PlatinumPt78 GoldAu79 Elements 37 – 99

11. Element NameSymbolAtomic # MercuryHg80 LeadPb82 RadonRn86 UraniumU92 PlutoniumPu94 EinsteiniumEs99 Elements 37 – 99

12. WRAP UP Write the name and symbol of any 7 elements you know.

13. WARM UP List 7 elements whose symbol is the first letter (or first two letters) of the element name. For example, Fluorine is F.

14. WRAP UP List 7 element symbols that DO NOT begin with the first two letters of the element name.

15. WARM UP 1.List 3 scientists involved in quantum theory, and their discovery. 2.List the sub-shells possible if n=4. How many orbitals can you have? 3.Write out the electron configuration order, from memory, as far as you can. 4.List the name and symbol for 3 elements that have an atomic number of at least 56.