Group Names
Element Characteristics
Coulumb's Law True or False
Ionic, Metallic, and Covalent Bonds
Scientists
100

What Group are the halogens in? 

Group 7

100

Used in flashcubes and fireworks. Burns very bright. Viscously reacts with water 

Magnesium 

100

If you double q you will double the force of attraction

true 

100

what bond happens between a nonmetal and a metal

ionic bond

100

classified elements into triads 

DoBereiner

200

What group/ family has the desirable amount of valence electrons? 

8/ noble gases

200

Used to be used in U. S coins? 

Silver

200

This helps explain why small atoms have high ionization energy

true

200

what bond happens between two metals to form an alloy 

metallic bond

200

Arranged known elements by increasing atomic weight. Also made octet rule

Newlands

300

Alkaline Earth Metals are very likely to lose or gain electrons? 

lose

300

Named for the sun and also found in balloons

Helium 

300

If you double distance, you will cut the force of attraction in half

false
300
what bond happens when nonmetals share electrons

covalent bonds

300

left gaps for unknown elements and created atomic number

Moseley 

400

Which group contains the softest metals? 

Group One Alkali Metals

400

Most abundant metal on earth 

Aluminum 

400

Like charges attract

false

400

When the electrons in a covalent bond are shared equally what kind of covalent bond happens.

Nonpolar covalent bond

400

Most renown Russian scientist

Mendeleev

500
What group wants to gain one electron? 

Halogens

500

Named after a person from South Dakota

Lawrencium 

500

opposite charges attract

true

500

What kind of bond is NaCl? 

ionic bond

500
DOUBLE JEOPARDY: what was the main problem with Bohr's Model? 

the electrons would have eventually crashed into the nucleus. 

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