History of the Atom
History of Chemistry
Groups and Periods
Metals, Nonmetals and Metalliods
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100

Whose atomic theory was called the Billiard ball model?

Dalton

100

Who was the first scientist(s) to do experiements?

alchemists

100

What are groups in the periodic table?

columns 

100

Where are the metal located

left of staircase

100

What is the charge of a proton?

Neutron?

Electron? 

(100 points each)

positive

neutral

negative

200

Who discovered the electron and came up with the "plum pudding" model? 

Thomson 

200

Who believe that all things are made of Earth, air, water and fire?

Empedocles

200

What are periods in the periodic table?

rows

200

Where are non-metals located?

Right of staircase

200

What is the mass of a proton?

Neutron?

Electron? 

(200 points each - must include units)

1 amu 

1amu 

0 amu

300

Who first discovered that atoms were mostly empty space with a positive nucleus in the center?

Rutherford

300

Who was the first person to state that matter was made of “atomos” – indivisible particles?

Democritus

300

The last digit in the group number is equal to ...

the number of valence electrons

300

Where are metalloids located?

around the staircase

300

What means it can be made into a thin wire?

ductility 

400

Who came up with the "Planetary model"

Bohr

400

Who discovered over 23 different elements?

Antoine La Voisier

400

The period number is equal to ...

the number of orbitals or rings

400

What is the name of group number 1?

Alkali Metals 

400

What means it can be formed into a thin sheet?

Malleability

500

Which theory states that it is impossible to state the exact location of an electron?

Quantum theory

500

Which subatomic particle are found IN the nucleus?

Protons and neutrons

500

Chalogens are which group number?

17

500

Alkaline Earth metals are which group?

2

500

What are hydro-carbons made of? (250)

What is the most reactive group of elements? (250)

a) hydrogen and carbon

b) alkali metals - because they only have one electron to give away