Sure! Here’s a filled-out version for each of the requested categories. Since I'm unable to create sketches directly, I will describe how each particle looks instead. You can draw them based on these descriptions.
Element
Name of Particle: Hydrogen
Sketch of Particle: A small circle (representing a hydrogen atom) with one electron orbiting around a nucleus consisting of one proton.
Chemical Formula: H
Element
Name of Particle: Carbon
Sketch of Particle: A larger circle (representing a carbon atom) with six electrons in two shells: two in the inner shell and four in the outer shell. The nucleus contains six protons and six neutrons.
Chemical Formula: C
Element
Name of Particle: Oxygen
Sketch of Particle: A larger circle (representing an oxygen atom) with eight electrons: two in the inner shell and six in the outer shell. The nucleus includes eight protons and eight neutrons.
Chemical Formula: O
Compound
Name of Particle: Water
Sketch of Particle: A V-shape formed by two smaller circles (hydrogen atoms) connected to one larger circle (the oxygen atom). The angle between the hydrogen atoms is about 104.5 degrees.
Chemical Formula: H₂O
Compound
Name of Particle: Sodium Chloride (table salt)
Sketch of Particle: Represented by a cubic structure with alternating smaller circles (Na⁺ ions) and larger circles (Cl⁻ ions) in a repeating pattern.
Chemical Formula: NaCl
Compound
Name of Particle: Methane
Sketch of Particle: A central circle (carbon atom) surrounded by four smaller circles (hydrogen atoms) arranged tetrahedrally.
Chemical Formula: CH₄
You can use these descriptions to create your sketches as needed!