Periodic Table
Elements
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Element examples
100

____ are horizontal rows and ____ are vertical columns on the periodic table.

PERIODS are horizontal rows and GROUPS are vertical columns

100

Metals have ____ melting points and Non-Metals have ____ melting points

Metals have HIGH melting points and Non-Metals have LOW melting points

100

What are the three types of elements?

Metal, Non-metal, Metalloid

100

Using the trend of atomic size list in order from largest to smallest the three elements N (nitrogen), Rb (rubidium), He (helium)

Rb (rubidium), N (nitrogen), He (helium)

100

What type of element is Fe (iron)

metal

200

Elements in a group/column in the periodic table can be expected to have similar _____.

Properties

200

These elements are shiny and able to conduct heat and electricity well. What elements am I talking about?

Metal

200

What is the amount of energy required to remove an electron from an atom called? (ion want that electron)

Ionization energy

200

Using the trend of Metal Reactivity list in order from highest to lowest reactivity the three elements Ag (silver), Rb (rubidium), Cu (copper)

Rb (rubidium), Ag (silver), Cu (copper)

200

what type of element is S (sulfur)

Non-metal

300

The ____ number shows energy levels and the ____ number shows us the number of valence electrons.

The PERIOD number shows energy levels and the GROUP number shows us the number of valence electrons.

300

These elements are usually dull in appearance, poor conductors of heat and electricity, and gasses at room temperature. What elements am I talking about?

Non-Metals

300

On the periodic table the elements have the ability to attract electrons when the atom is in a compound. What is this called?

Electronegativity

300

Using Ionization Energy trend  list these elements from lowest to highest Ionization. Ne (Neon), Ra (radium), Fe (iron)

Ra (radium),  Fe (iron), Ne (neon)

300

What type of element is Kr (Krypton)

Non-Metal

400

____ ____ is the number of protons in an atom (whole number on a element). ____ ____ is the average mass of all the isotopes of a element (under the symbol on a element)

ATOMIC NUMBER is the number of protons in an atom (whole number on a element). ATOMIC MASS is the average mass of all the isotopes of a element (under the symbol on a element)

400

These elements have properties that fall between those of metals and non-metals. What element am I talking about?

Metalloids

400

Atomic Size increases ____ and ____ on the periodic table.

Atomic Size increases DOWN and LEFT on the periodic table.

400

Using Electronegativity trend  list these elements from lowest to highest electronegativity. F (fluorine), Ba (barium), Fe (iron)

Ba (barium), Fe (iron), F (fluorine)

400

What type of element is Si (silicone)

Metalloid

500

Atomic number increases ____ and ____ on the periodic table.

Atomic mass increases ____ and _____ on the periodic table.

Atomic number increases DOWN and RIGHT on the periodic table

Atomic mass increases DOWN and RIGHT on the periodic table

500

Metal reactivity increases ____ and ____ on the periodic table.

Non-Metal reactivity increases ____ and ____ on the periodic table

Metal reactivity increases LEFT and DOWN on the periodic table.

Non-Metal reactivity increases RIGHT and UP on the periodic table

500

Ionization energy increases ____ and ____ on the periodic table.

Electronegativity increases ____ and ____ on the periodic table.

Ionization energy increases UP and RIGHT on the periodic table.

Electronegativity increases UP and RIGHT on the periodic table.

500

Using the trend of Non-Metal reactivity list in order from highest to lowest reactivity the three elements N (nitrogen), I (Iodine), He (helium)

He (helium), N (nitrogen), I (iodine)

500

What element is As (arsenic)

metalloid

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