Periodic Table Patterns: Ionization Energy
Data Story
In this data story, students interpret the ionization energy and structure of Periodic Table relationships.
Welcome to this Tuva data story! The Periodic Table of Elements includes a wealth of information about the different elements. In this data story, you will look at data about the ionization energy for different elements. Ionization energy is the amount of energy needed to remove an electron from a neutral atom. Click Next to get started!
Topics and standards: Science, Chemistry, Periodic Table, Elements, Physical Science, Ionization Energy, Structure & Function, Grades 9-12, Grades 6-8, HS-PS1-1, Identify-Interpret Patterns, Matter & Its Interactions, TEKS Science CHEM.5.A, TEKS Science CHEM.5.B, TEKS Science CHEM.5.C, TEKS Science CHEM.6.B, TEKS Science CHEM.6.E, TEKS Science IPC.7.A, TEKS Science IPC.7.B, CHEM1-PS1-1, CHEM1-PS1-2, CHEM1-PS1-3, CHEM1-PS1-4, CHEM1-PS1-5, 3.2.9-12.A