The Periodic Table
The Compound Name Game
Formula Frenzy
Chemistry is not Bohring!
Riding the Waves
100

Elements on the PT are arranged in order of increasing...

atomic number

100

CH4

carbon tetrahydride

100

Ammonium Sulfide

(NH4+)2S

100

What is a Bohr model / what does it show?

Protons, neutrons and electrons in the proper orbitals for an element

100

What is this image showing?

The Electromagnetic Spectrum

200

Lithium, Aluminum and Vanadium are all classified as...

metals

200

Al2O3

aluminum oxide

200

Cadmium Sulfate

CdSO4-2


Remember Cadmium is always a +2 charge

200

What is an ion?

An element that has gained or lost electrons and has taken on a charge.

200

If an element emits a RED flame, describe what each of the following would be:

FREQUENCY

ENERGY

WAVELENGTH

FREQUENCY - LOW

ENERGY - LOW

WAVELENGTH - LONG

300

Nonmetals such as Nitrogen and Oxygen tend to form _______ which are negatively charged ions.

anions

300

Li2SO3-2

Lithium sulfite

300

Zinc Chloride

ZnCl2


Remember Zinc is always a +2 charge

300

Draw the Bohr model for an ION of Beryllium and indicate its charge.

300

If an element emits a BLUE-PURPLE flame, describe what the following would be:

FREQUENCY

ENERGY

WAVELENGTH

FREQUENCY - HIGH

ENERGY - HIGH

WAVELENGTH - SHORT

400

Metals tend to form ______ which are positively charged ions.

cations

400

FeF3

Iron (III) Fluoride

400

Sodium Carbonate

Na2CO3-2

400

Draw a Bohr model of Nitrogen and indicate its charge.

400

Describe what happens when an unstable electron is exposed to heat (like we saw in the flame lab).

The electron starts to gain energy and moves to a different energy level away from the nucleus, which emits light in the process of falling back toward the nucleus.

500

This classification of elements tend to have properties of both metals and nonmetals.

metalloids

500

Mg(CN)2

Magnesium Cyanide

500

Strontium Chromate

SrCrO4-2

500

Draw a Bohr model of Neon and indicate its charge.

500

Why did Potassium emit a purple/pink flame in our experiment?

Potassium had more energy levels, also called orbitals, to jump.

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