Periodic Table
What do you use to find out details about metals?
The Periodic Table
Transition metals have a _____ melting point than Groups 1 and 2
Used for Jewelry, and Electricty?
Gold
Element with a soft reddish color?
Copper
Wide, but thinly distributed?
Scandium.
What do Transition Metals conduct?
They conduct metal
Transition Metals are more ______ and ______ than Groups 1&2
Harder/Brittle
Located in devices?
Tungsten
If the temperature is high, this element changed from solid to a liquid?
A melting point.
Largest producer of copper?
United States of America
What do Transition Metals react to?
They react to acid. (Forming carbon dioxide, water, and metal salts.)
Actinides and Lanthanides have a silvery ___.
Luster
Transition Metals used for poison?
Cadium, Mercury
Mercury.
The transition metal group numbers?
3-12.
What is the largest group on the periodic table?
Transition Metals
Transition Metals were called Transition Metals in ____
1921
Element used for rust protection?
Zinc
Contains a magnetic field?
Iron, nickel.
The column is normally not considered a part of the Transition Metals?
Column 12.
How can you identify Transition Metals on the Periodic Table?
They occupy the middle portions of the long periods on the periodic table between the groups on the left side and the groups on the right.
Dmitri Mendeleev called _____, _____, ______, ______ the typical elements.
Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Carbon
Used in Catalysts?
Vanadium, Platinum.
Oldest element found in the Middle East?
Copper
The 4 elements in row 11
Silver, gold, copper, and roentgenium