Use the terms to complete the passage below: chemical element, neutrons, protons, atomic number, and atomic symbol Atoms are tiny of matter that make up all the substances around you. All atoms contain one or more positively charged particles called ?, which are found in an atom's nucleus. In many atoms, the nucleus also contains ?, which have no electrical charge. There are also small, negatively charge particles called electrons found outside the nucleus. Together, these three types of particles make up the structure of atoms. The number of protons in an atom is the atom's ?. When two atoms have the same atomic number, they are are classified as the same ?. All known chemical elements are listed in the periodic table, where they are arranged by atomic number. The periodic table contains information about each element, often including a short version of the element's full name called its ?.

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