Sources to get you started:
Element Basics: |
Sketch of Element Square: be sure to include the Atomic Number, Element Symbol, Element Name, and Atomic Mass
Melting Point & Boiling Point: measured in Celsius Physical Properties: color, texture, malleability, solubility, ductility, odor (smell) Chemical Properties: pH, toxicity, reactivity, flammability, radioactivity |
ELement bonds:NOTE:
Bonds with: name the element that your element bonds with Forms: what is the name of the compound this bond forms? |
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Scroll down to Properties of Compounds and click on View compound properties
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Human element:NOTE: Blood, Bones, and Tissue data not needed.
ONLY find the Total Amount |
Article identifies the eleven common elements found in the human body and additional trace elements.
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Outlines the elements found and the purpose of each in the human body.
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Food element:NOTE: If the answer to the first question is NO, then you do not need to answer the other questions.
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Outlines the science of nutrients and what they do in the body
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Contains information regarding an elements role in food and health. Scroll down to Health effects of...
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Medical element: |
What happens if humans are exposed to too much or too little of this element? How have doctors used this element?
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Scroll down to Handling
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ENVIRONMENTAL element: |
How much of the element is found in the various regions of Earth?
Does the element damage the environment in anyway?
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element Discovery: |
Who discovered the element? When was the element discovered?
Where was the element discovered? How was element discovered?
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Economic Name: |
Which language does the element’s name come from? What does the element’s name mean? Why was the element given this name? Was this the only name given to this element?
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Economic element: |
How is this element produced?
What is this element currently used for?
What was the element used for in the past? |
Scroll down to Uses and click on Uses
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On your element's page, click on
Uses and properties, then scroll down to Uses |