ELEMENTS

ELEMENTS WITHOUT WHAT THEY ARE MADE TO BE!

• Without the things that make up an element, it might not be an element.
• But sometimes you can get a element, with a minor detail you remove from it.

IONS AND ATOMS

• THERE ARE IONS AND ATOMS THAT ARE EITHER MISSING OR HAVE EXTRA ELECTRONS.
• AN ELEMENT THAT IS MISSING A NEUTRON IS CALLED AN ISOTOPE.
• ALSO ISOTOPES ARE DIFFERENT FROM EVERY OTHER ATOM OF THE SAME ELEMENT.

PICTURE

CHEMICALS

• Substance that's speeds up a chemical process without actual objects.
• Sometimes without a chemical in an element, it would not function right.
• Or, some equation to the what you have added might get another element.

AMOUNT IN ELEMENTS

• ELEMENTS HAVE A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF HOW MUCH IS GAINED.
• If we see how much elements each proton and electron has, we might be able to see what the form is.
• Also, see the jobs it does. But, the proton numbers in a element can not change.

METALS

• The part of the metal area is solid, shiny, ductile, and malleable.
• Metals typically have a few electrons which they lose to form cations or positive ions.
• Meanwhile non-metals have a bond between atoms in the elements and are weak, and break when stretched.
• Metal protons have different numbers of each element. For example Gold (AU) has 79 protons.

EXAMPLES:

• In the periodic table, H2O is water.
• But if we add 2H2 + O2 = 2H2O + ENERGY.
• Also if we take one thing out of it (2H20) you as your answer from there = 2H2O.
• Other known as: 2H +2O = 2H2O =H2O changing that answer and question.

ELEMENTS

• Without the help of each thing to build up the element, it wouldn't be a proper element.
• Also, it wouldn't be able to do it's job, or what its supposed to be made out of.

SOURCES

• www.chem4kids.com/files/atom_isotopes.html
• witcombe.sbc.edu/water/chemistryelectrolysis.html