Alkali Metals
Alkali metals are found in this group number on the periodic table
What is Group 1?
Alkaline earth metals are located in this group on the periodic table
What is Group 2?
Halogens are found in this group on the periodic table
What is Group 17?
Noble gases are found in this group on the periodic table.
What is Group 18?
Metal that is liquid at room temp.
What is mercury?
These metals are known for being soft and can be cut with a knife
What are alkali metals?
This alkaline earth metal is found in milk and helps build strong bones.
What is Calcium?
This halogen is commonly used in swimming pools.
This noble gas is commonly used in balloons because it is lighter than air.
What is helium?
Metals are good conductors of this
What is electricity?
Alkali metals react strongly with this common liquid
What is water?
Alkaline earth metals are less reactive than alkali metals but still react with this liquid
What is water?
Halogens are known for having a strong reaction with this type of element to form salts
What are metals?
Noble gases do not easily react with other elements because they have a full outer shell of these
What are electrons?
This property allows metals to be hammered into thin sheets.
What is malleability?
This alkali metal is commonly used in table salt
What is sodium?
Alkaline earth metals have this many valence electrons.
What is 2?
This halogen is a liquid at room temp.
What is bromine?
This noble gas is used in neon signs to produce a bright red-orange glow.
What is Neon?
The Statue of Liberty is made of this metal
What is copper?
The name "alkali" comes from an Arabic word meaning this
What is "ashes"?
AAlkaline earth metals get their name because their oxides were originally called "earths" and have this property when mixed with water.
What is being basic or alkaline?
Halogens are commonly used in these household products to kill germs and bacteria
What are disinfectants?
This noble gas is radioactive and can accumulate in basements
What is Radon?
This metal is the most abundant in Earth's crust
What is aluminium?