Groups/Rows
This is the name of group 17 on the periodic table.
What are the Halogens?
Luster is a characteristic of which type of element?
What are metals?
This is the definition of an ion.
What is a charged particle?
This is the name of the element with the symbol Ba.
What is Barium?
This is another name for rows on the periodic table.
What are periods?
This is the type of element that Boron is.
What is a metalloid?
This is what an atom loses to become an ion.
What are electrons?
This is the element that has an electron configuration ending in 4s2
What is Calcium?
This is the symbol for the element Tungsten.
What is W?
This group of elements are not reactive.
What are the Noble Gasses? (18)
This is the type of element Neon is.
What is a nonmetal?
This is the charge will Sulfur have when forming an ion.
What is 2-?
These are the four different types of sublevels. (The letters)
What are Transition Metals (or Metals in general)?
Electronegativity increases in which directions on the periodic table?
What is up and to the right?
Being brittle is a characteristic of this type of element.
What are nonmetals/metalloids?
This is the oxidation number for Sodium.
This is the electron configuration for Hydrogen.
What is 1s1?
This is the element with the largest atomic radius.
What is Francium?
Atomic Radius increases in this direction on the periodic table.
What is down and to the left?
This is the total number of metalloids that are on the periodic table.
What is seven?
This is the largest number of valence electrons something can have.
What is eight?
This is the principle that explains why electrons fill in at the lower energy levels first.
What is the Aufbau Principle?
This is the most electronegative element out of the following: F, Cl, Br, I, and At.
What is F?