| ELEMENT | | A negatively charged particle found outside the nucleus of an atom |
| MELTINGPOINT | | The temperature that a liquid turns to a gas |
| OXYGEN | | The smallest aprt of an element that can exist. |
| CATALYST | | The name given to group seven elements |
| NEUTRON | | This element has an atomic number of one |
| HALOGENS | | These elements are found on the right hand side of the Periodic Table |
| NOBLEGASES | | An uncharged charged particle found in the nucleus of an atom |
| BOILINGPOINT | | The number of protons |
| CHLORINE | | This is the name given to a substance used to speed up chemical reactions. |
| BROMINE | | A group of very unreactive elements |
| HYDROGEN | | Added to drinking water in Scotland to help stop tooth decay |
| ELECTRON | | A disinfectant used in swimming pools |
| MASSNUMBER | | Only made from one type of atom. |
| FLUORINE | | The only liquid non-metal at room temperature |
| ATOMICNUMBER | | The only liquid metal at room temperature |
| ATOM | | The number of protons neutrons |
| MERCURY | | A positively charged particle found in the nucleus of an atom |
| TRANSITIONMETALS | | The name given to the metals found between groups 2 and3 |
| PROTON | | The temperature that a solid turns to a liquid |
| METALS | | Humans breathe in this gas during respiration |