The Classification of Matter and the Atom
The History and Organization of the Periodic Table
Chemical Properties and Classification of Elements
The Periodic Law and Atomic Properties
Periodic Trends and Properties of Groups
100

two main classifications or categories of matter, generally speaking

"What are pure substances and mixtures?"

100

the two chemists or scientists who contributed to the "Periodic Table of Elements"

"Who is Dmitri Mendeleev and Henry Moseley?"

100

the least reactive group of elements in the Periodic Table; because of their full and complete outer shells

"What are noble gases?"

100

the statement or law which arranges the elements in their increasing atomic number; the basis of Henry Moseley

"What is the Modern Periodic Law?"
100

the sufficient energy needed to be absorbed by an atom to lose electrons and break the force holding the nucleus and electrons

"What is ionization energy?"

200

the two sub-classifications or categories of pure substances

"What are compounds and elements?"

200
the original name for "sodium", the reason why it has the symbol "Na"; which comes from its ancient or Latin name

"What is natrium?"

200
the group of nonmetals which are highly reactive; mostly composed of elements which are gases

"What are halogens?"

200

the maximum amount of electrons that the shell with the principal quantum number (n=2) can hold

"What are the eight (8) electrons?"

200

the term for the relationship of ionization energy (as it increases) and atomic number (it decreases)

"What is an inversely proportional relationship?"

300

the three main statements or principles which explain the distribution of electrons in orbitals

"What is Aufbau's Principle, Pauli's Exclusion Principle, and Hund's Rule of Multiplicity?"

300

the other term for a vertical column in the Periodic Table, aside from "group"

"What is a family?"

300

the rule as to why the elements which are nonmetals in "Group 17" are quite reactive due to their incomplete outer shell; also used for ions

"What is the Octet Rule?"

300

the atomic property which is determined through taking the half of distance between the atom's diameter

"What is atomic radius?"

300

the measure of the ability of an atom to accept an electron; related to the "Octet Rule"

"What is electron affinity?"

400

the element represented by the electronic structure, 1s22s22p63s23p1

"What is aluminum?"

400

the term for elements found in the s-block and p-block of the Periodic Table

"What are representative elements?"

400

the term for reactions of alkali metals with water; releasing vast amounts of energy in the form of heat

"What is an exothermic reaction?"
400

the evidence or proof that atomic radius increases as you go down a group in the Periodic Table

"What is electronic configuration?"

400

the definition or term for the visual impression of the spectra produced by f-orbitals

"What is fundamental?"

500

the two elements whose electronic configuration is an exception to Aufbau's Principle

"What is chromium (1s22s22p63s23p63d54s1) and copper (1s22s22p63s23p64s13d10)?"

500

the shape of the outermost orbital in elements found in the "Halogens", based on the electronic configuration

"What is a peanut or dumbbell?"

500

the product of alkali metals after contact or interaction with water; based from "2Na+2H2O = 2NaOH + H2"

"What is a metal hydroxide (alkali) and a hydrogen gas?"

500

the electron which gives the atomic radius as it is the distance from the nucleus

"What is the outermost or valence electron?"

500

the formula which states that "Lanthanum (La)" and "Actinium (Ac)" are parts of the p-block elements

"What is the equation, {(n-2) f}?"
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