

APEMAN
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Chemistry
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6th - 8th Grade
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Amy Pulokas
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APEMAN
How to figure out the number of protons, neutrons and electrons for any element using the periodic table.

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APEMAN stands for
A= Atomic number
P= Protons
E= Electrons
M= Mass number
-Atomic number=
Neutrons
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Multiple Choice
What does the A in APEMAN stand for?
Atomic number
atom
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Multiple Choice
What does the P in APEMAN stand for?
positive
proton
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Multiple Choice
What does the E in APEMAN stand for?
electrons
electricity
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Multiple Choice
What number represents the protons for aluminum?
13
26.982
27
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Multiple Choice
What number represents the electrons for aluminum?
13
26.982
27
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APEMAN stands for
A= Atomic number
P= Protons
E= Electrons
M= Mass number
-Atomic number=
Neutrons
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So, protons and electrons are the same as the atomic number.
Neutrons are trickier... you have to do a little fancy subtraction
M stands for Mass number
to find the mass number, take the atomic number and round it to the nearest whole number.
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Multiple Choice
What is the atomic mass of aluminum?
13
26.982
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Multiple Choice
What is the mass number for aluminum?
13
26.982
27
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So if the mass number for aluminum is 27, how do we find the neutrons?
Mass number- Atomic number = Neutrons
(M-A=N)
So... 27-13= 14 neutrons!
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Multiple Choice
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What is the number of protons in calcium?
20
40.078
40
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Multiple Choice
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What is the number of electrons in calcium?
20
40.078
40
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What is the number of neutrons in calcium?
40-20=20
40.078- 20= 19.922
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A couple of tips
There are ways to check if your answer makes sense:
Your answers will always be whole numbers
protons and electrons will always be the same number
neutrons for the first 20 elements will be close to or the same as the atomic number
APEMAN
How to figure out the number of protons, neutrons and electrons for any element using the periodic table.

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