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Mendeleev arranged the periodic table by atomic what?

Atomic mass

100

These elements are lustrous, hard, malleable and ductile and good conductors. 

Metals

100

Atomic Radius:

Lithium or Oxygen

Lithium

100

 Distance from center of nucleus to its outermost electron. Determined by electron cloud

Atomic Radius

100

Which element is alone in its own family

Hydrogen

100

Out of atomic number, electron structure, electronegativity, and atomic mass, which is NOT in a cell on the periodic table.

electronegativity

200

This scientist revised the periodic law, used atomic numbers to arrange elements and discovered X-rays

Henry Mosley

200

These elements are semiconductors and are located along the stairstep line on the periodic table. These elements include Silicon and Arsenic

Metalloids

200

Electron affinity: Alkali metals or halogens

Halogens

200

Measure of attraction between nucleus and valence electrons. In most cases, it is a measure determined by an atoms ability to bond in compounds and the attraction of the bonded atoms to electrons.

Electronegarivity

200

The most commonly used metals are what kind of metals?

Transition elements

200

Elements with atomic numbers greater than Uranium are called what?

Transuranium elements

300

This man arranged elements in triads based on similar properties.

Johann Dobereiner

300

This group of elements are on the far right of the periodic table and includes Oxygen, Nitrogen, and sulfur

Nonmetals

300

Electronegativity

Fluorine or copper

Fluorine

300

Amount of energy needed to add an extra electron, creating an anion. It measures the energy released when another electron joins

Electron affinity

300

Lanthanide and actinide are known as these kind of metals

Inner transition

300

This makes up 21% of the earth's atmosphere

Oxygen

400

Who left spaces blank on the periodic table but correctly predicted properties of them

Mendeleev

400

This group of inert gases have very little reactivity and includes Argon and Neon.

Noble gases

400

Ionic radius

Cations or anions

Anions

400

The ease that an atom can acquire or give electrons to make compounds and predict chemical reactivity. The energy it takes to remove the outermost electron.

Ionization energy

400

The element found in most living things and forms graphite and diamonds.

Carbon

400

Lightest and most abundant element in the universe, is flammable and is used to make ammonia

Hydrogen

500

First scientist to arrange elements in groups based on  chemical properties.

Dobereiner

500

This non-metallic element is called brimstone in the bible, can be brittle and yellow and turns to liquid when high heats are applied. It stinks too

Sulfur

500

Ionization energy and electron affinity:

Carbon or Aluminum

Carbon

500

Positive ions are called what

Cations

500

Fluorine, chlorine, and Bromine are a part of this group that tend to have the strongest electron affinity, and can form salts and acids

Halogens

500

All of the noble gases, except these 2 have been forced into making compounds with other elements

Argon and Neon