Practice Element in Math
Use these practice problems to test your method after reviewing the concept explanation and worked examples.
Quick Recap
An individual object that belongs to, or is a member of, a given set โ either it is in the set or it is not.
An element is simply one item inside the collection โ either it is in, or it is out. There is no "partially in."
Showing a random 20 of 50 problems.
Example 1
hardElement X has . List its proton count, its likely conductivity, and one common use.
Example 2
challengeFor , determine the truth of: , , .
Example 3
easyAbout how many elements are currently known?
Example 4
easyIs an element of ? Write the symbol.
Example 5
mediumStainless steel is made of iron, chromium, nickel, and carbon blended together. Is it an element?
Example 6
challengeWhy is the periodic table organized by atomic number () rather than by atomic mass?
Example 7
mediumIs ? Is ?
Example 8
mediumGiven and , list elements of and confirm .
Example 9
challengeHelium () is the second-most abundant element in the universe but rare in Earth's atmosphere. Suggest one reason.
Example 10
easyWhat single property is shared by every atom of a given element?
Example 11
hardWhy is hydrogen (H) sometimes placed in group 1 and sometimes in group 17 on the periodic table?
Example 12
easyTwo atoms have 6 and 7 protons. Are they the same element?
Example 13
easyIs an element of the set of natural numbers as written here?
Example 14
hardCompare an element (e.g., ) and a compound (e.g., + ozone) โ both contain only oxygen. Why is still considered an element?
Example 15
easyLet . Fill in each blank with or : (a) , (b) , (c) .
Example 16
easyWhich symbol is correct: versus ?
Example 17
hardElement Q exists as a colorless gas that does not react with anything under normal conditions. To which family does it likely belong?
Example 18
mediumFor , decide: is ? Is ?
Example 19
easyIs the same as ?
Example 20
hardWhich element has the highest natural abundance in the Earth's crust by mass?