Halogens		Group 17 elements and have 7 electrons in its outer shell
Alkali metals		Determined by the finding the distance between the nuclei of two touching atoms, and then halving that distance
Periodic Table		Published a list of all the known elements in 1862
Dmitri Mendeleev		Arranged the elements according to increasing atomic numbers
Electron Configuration		These type of elements have these properties: luster, good conductors of heat and electricity, typically solid at room temperature, and bendable
Nonmetals		The process of making an atom into an ion is called
Periods		Rows of elements that goes left to right
Octet Rule		All the elements of upper right corner of the Periodic Table (including Hydrogen)
Ionization		This element is in coins
Radius		An exception in the Periodic Table. There is more of this in the universe than any other element
Alkali earth metals		Chemist who rearranged the periodic table by placing the lanthanide/actinide series at the bottom of the table.
Noble gases		Outermost electrons in an atom
Moseley		A measure of the ability of an atom in a chemic compound to attract electrons
Metalloids		in group 18 elements and have 8 electrons in its outer shell
Copper		The arrangement of electrons within an atom
Hydrogen		A big grid that contains elements
Potassium		Father of the Periodic Table
Metals		This element is in bananas
Electronegativity		Stinky-smelling substances inside the volcano
Transition metals		Groups 1 elements
Helium		Elements in groups 3-12
Sulfur		These elements make good semiconductors and are located along the diagonal line between the metals
Valence electrons		This element is inside balloons
Alexandre Beguyer de Chancourtois		Group 2 Elements
Glenn Seaborg		Atoms have a desire to gain, lose or share electrons so they can have eight electrons