Periodic Table
Periodic Blocks
Families and Groups
Electron Config. and Lewis Dot Diagrams
Trends and Definition
100

Ionization energy is the amount of energy it takes to remove what type of electron?

Valence

100

Which Block loses electrons easily and contains the most reactive metals?

S Block

100

What is the name of the very stable/least reactive group on the periodic table? 

Noble Gases

100

What group can you use to shorthand electron configuration

Noble Gas Group

100

Which element has the highest electronegativity, Calcium (20) or Barium (56)? 

Calcium 

200

Elements with similar properties are organized in the same __________.

groups/periods

200

What block contains the transition metals that are great conductors of electricity?

D block

200

Group Name for the most chemically-reactive nonmetals

Halogens

200

What is the short-hand electron configuration for tin (atomic number 50)?

[Kr] 5s24d105p2

200

This trend decreases as you go from left to right. The farther right the closer the electrons are pulled towards the nucleus resulting in a smaller _____

Atomic Radius

300

Which has the larger atomic radius, Ge (32) or Pb (82)?

Lead/Pb (82)

300

This block contains metalloids and the most reactive non-metals

P block

300

The first group on the periodic table including potassium, sodium, and lithium 

Alkali Metals

300

What does the Lewis Dot Diagram Show

The valence electron pairs

300

If an element has low electronegativity, a large atomic radius, and low ionization energy it is highly ________?

Reactive

400

How many energy levels does potassium have?

4

400

Contains Actinoids and Lanthanoids/elements that are radioactive and unstable

F block

400

The second group of elements including magnesium, calcium, and radium also can be very reactive and electropositive

Alkaline Earth Metals

400

What is a valence electron

An electron that is located in the outer shell

400

As you move down a group on the periodic table, the _______ decreases, and protons have a more difficult time attracting electrons.

Electronegativity

500

Name 3 of the periodic trends we have discussed thus far. 

Atomic radius, electronegativity, ionization energy, reactivity, increasing protons left to right, increasing energy levels top to bottom

500

How many blocks are there

4

500

Examples are Boron, Silicon, and Arsenic and they are between metals and non-metals

Metalloids

500

What is the full electron configuration for Rhodium, atomic number 45?

1s22s22p63s23p64s23d104p65s24d7

500

_____  increases from left to right on the periodic table as it is more difficult to remove valence electrons.

ionization energy

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