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Balloon Rocket Lab-Newton 3rd

Document: sub-atomic skittles
Abstract: During this activity you and your lab group will be given a set of “oversized atoms” big enough to crack open and look inside. For each atom you must count up the different sub-atomic particles and fill in the information in the boxes below. You must use your reference tables and the key below to identify the element and fill in the chart.

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