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The Periodic Table

The Periodic Table. Using numbers and letters as symbols for the elements. Press Enter to continue. The Periodic Table. Doc Frog is often looking for ways to use numbers and letters as symbols working together.

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The Periodic Table

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  1. The Periodic Table Using numbers and letters as symbols for the elements Press Enter to continue.

  2. The Periodic Table • Doc Frog is often looking for ways to use numbers and letters as symbols working together. • The Periodic Table is one example of when a number and a letter can represent an object or concept. • Scientists and mathematicians often work with symbols. It’s like writing in shorthand! Press Enter to continue.

  3. Periodic Table • Doc Frog found an interactive Periodic Table of the Elements, full of graphics and descriptive information, at www.webelements.com. • He copied and pasted 118 graphics from their website. It’s not considered plagiarism if you note the source! Press Enter to continue.

  4. Pre-Keys 3 assignment • As the teacher projects these images on the computer screen the students will type the atomic numbers and letter abbreviations on their QWERTY keyboards for each of the Periodic Elements. • Students can then recreate the period table using PowerPoint, Word or Excel. • This familiarity will come in handy when they take Chemistry in High School and College! Press Enter to continue.

  5. 1H Hydrogen Use the arrow keys on the keyboard   to move forward or backward in the presentation.

  6. 2He Helium Use the arrow keys on the keyboard   to move forward or backward in the presentation.

  7. 3 Li Lithium Use the arrow keys on the keyboard   to move forward or backward in the presentation.

  8. 4Be Beryllium Use the arrow keys on the keyboard   to move forward or backward in the presentation.

  9. 5B Boron Use the arrow keys on the keyboard   to move forward or backward in the presentation.

  10. 6C Carbon Use the arrow keys on the keyboard   to move forward or backward in the presentation.

  11. 7N Nitrogen Use the arrow keys on the keyboard   to move forward or backward in the presentation.

  12. 8O Oxygen Use the arrow keys on the keyboard   to move forward or backward in the presentation.

  13. 9F Fluorine Use the arrow keys on the keyboard   to move forward or backward in the presentation.

  14. 10Ne Neon

  15. 11Na Sodium

  16. 12Mg Magnesium

  17. 13Al Aluminum

  18. 14Si Silicon

  19. 15P Phosphorus

  20. 16S Sulphur

  21. 17Cl Chlorine

  22. 18Ar Argon

  23. 19K Potassium

  24. 20Ca Calcium

  25. 21Sc Scandium

  26. 22Ti Titanium

  27. 23V Vanadium

  28. 24Cr Chromium

  29. 25Mn Manganese

  30. 26Fe Iron

  31. 27Co Cobalt

  32. 28Ni Nickel

  33. 29Cu Copper

  34. 30Zn Zinc

  35. 31Ga Gallium

  36. 32Ge Germanium

  37. 33As Arsenic

  38. 34Se Selenium

  39. 35Br Bromine

  40. 36Kr Krypton

  41. 37Rb Rubidium

  42. 38Sr Strontium

  43. 39Y Yttrium

  44. 40Zr Zirconium

  45. 41Nb Niobium

  46. 42Mo Molybdenum

  47. 43Tc Technetium

  48. 44Ru Ruthenium

  49. 45Rh Rhodium

  50. 46Pd Palladium

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