Periodic Table
Periodic trends
Balancing equations
Moles moles moles
Notes and Errata
100

This group on the Periodic Table is non-reactive.

What are the noble gases?

100

The octet rule says that atoms tend to move towards having this number of valence electrons.

What is eight?

100

____ Al  + ____ Fe3N2 --> ___ AlN + ___ Fe

__2__ Al  + ____ Fe3N2 --> __2_ AlN + _3__ Fe

100

How many grams are there in 4.5 moles of silver metal?

MM Ag = 107.86

4.5 moles Ag  |  107.86 g    = 485.37 g

                     |   1 mol Ag

100

This is what kind of turtle Joaquín is.

What is a Guadalupe turtle / Southern slider turtle?

200

Name two properties of halogens.

- 7 valence electrons

- Highly chemically reactive

- Mostly gases

200

As you move from left to right, this is what happens to atomic radius.

What is it decreases?

200

____ H2O2 --> ___ H2O + ___ O2

__2__ H2O2 --> __2_ H2O + ___ O2

200

How many moles are there in 57.5 g water?

Water is H2O.

H = 1.00 g/mol * 2 = 2.00 g

O = 16.00 g/mol *1 = 16.00 g

Water total = 2+16 = 18.00 g/mol

57.5 g H2O  |   1 mol     = 3.19 mol

                  | 18.00 g
200

In this year, Costa Rica abolished its military.

What is 1948?

300

This term refers to two chemically identical substances that have different orientations, and therefore, physical properties.

What is an allotrope?

300

Explain why ionization energy gets higher as you move from left to right on the Periodic Table.

As there are more and more protons in the nucleus of an atom, the electrons are more difficult to remove. This can also be remembered because as you move from left to right, the number of valence electrons gets closer to eight, meaning that an atom will be unlikely to give up an electron and more likely to steal an electron from a different atom.

300

____ B2Br6 + ____ HNO--> ___ B(NO3)3 +  ___ HBr

____ B2Br6 + __6__ HNO--> __2_ B(NO3)3 +  _6__ HBr

300

How many particles in 2.4 moles of ammonium nitrate (NH4NO3)?

2.4 moles  |  6.022 x 1023 particles  = 1.44 x 1024

                 |         1 mole

300

This Costa Rican scientist designed his own Periodic Table.

Gil Chaverri Rodríguez

400
These are all the elements in the non-metals group that are NOT in any other family/group on the Periodic Table.

What are CHNOPSeS: Carbon, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Phosphorus, Selenium, and Sulfur?

400

This is what happens to electronegativity as you go down a group (column) and why we see that trend.

What is decreasing? This is due to the increased number of electron shells that create distance between the nucleus and the electrons, decreasing their attractive forces. The top element of a group will be the most electronegative (attracting electrons) and the lowest will be the least.

400

____ Pb(OH)4 + ____ Cu2O --> ___ PbO2 +  ___CuOH

____ Pb(OH)4 + __2__ Cu2O --> ___ PbO2 +  __4_CuOH

400

How many particles in 24 g ammonia (NH3)?

NH3 = 1 N, 3 H.

N = 14.01 g * 1 = 14.01

H = 1.00 g * 3 = 3.00

Total molar mass = 17.01 g/mol

24 g   |  1 mol     | 6.022 x 1023 part.  = 8.49 x 1023

          | 17.01 g  |   1 mol

400

This is the instrument Lewis played in high school.

What is the double bass (contrabajo)?

500

This is the heaviest element made in a typical fusion reaction inside of a star. Anything with a higher atomic weight was made in a supernova.

What is Iron?

500

This element has the highest electronegativity on the Periodic Table.

What is Fluorine? Neon is a Noble Gas, so it is non-electronegative. Fluorine is the most right in its period and the highest in its group, making it highly electronegative.

500

____ (NH4)3PO4 + ____ Pb(NO3)4 --> ___ Pb3(PO4)4 +  ___NH4NO3

__4__ (NH4)3PO4 + __3__ Pb(NO3)4 --> ___ Pb3(PO4)4 +  __12_NH4NO3

500

If a car produces 50 g of carbon dioxide per minute and it constantly runs for all of January, how many moles will it produce?

C = 12.01, O = 16.00 x 2 = 32.00; 32+12 = 44 g/mol

50 g  |  60 minutes | 24 hours | 31 days | 1 mol

 min  |     1 hour     |   1 day    | January | 44 g

Final answer: 50,727 moles of CO2

 

500

This is the name of one of the original Quaker settlers of Monteverde.

Answers include:

Guindon: Lucky and Wolf ; Campbell: John, Doris, George, Ruth ; Harkey: Ted, Janice; Bert Howard, Roy Butgereit, Lawrence Osborn; Olerich: Wayne, Marge; Rockwell: Arthur, Clara, Marvin, Cecil, Elva, Ellen, Jeanette, Floyr, Paul, David, Eston, Mary, Howard, Dorothy, Leonard, Kathryn, John, Celia

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