How many groups are on the Periodic Table?
18
Metals are located to the _________ of the staircase.
Left
How may Regions can be found on the Periodic Table?
6
How many Periodic Trends have we explored this semester?
5
What is located in the center of an atom?
Nucleus - which holds the protons and neutrons
How many Periods are on the Periodic Table?
7
Nonmetals are located to the ___________ of the staircase.
Right
This region is "pulled" from the middle of the Periodic Table, includes the Actinide and Lanthanide Series
Inner Transition Medals
Which element has a LARGER atomic radius?
Magnesium or Barium
Barium
What is the overall charge of the center of an atom?
Positive - due to the protons being present
How many MAIN GROUPS are located on the Periodic Table? (known as the A-Groups)
8 - tall columns on the Periodic Table
_______________ are located on the staircase, and separates the metals from the non-metals.
Metalloids
I have ALL metallic properties, and am commonly referred to as the "heavy metals" due to my high density values... What Region am I?
Transition Metals
Ionization Energy will INCREASE or DECREASE as we move left-to-right across the Periodic Table?
Increase
What element am I?
I have 14 protons, 14 electrons, and 14 neutrons
Silicon
All elements within the same group have the same number of _____________ _______________ ?
Valence Electrons
I am ductile, solid, malleable, and a good conductor of heat and electricity.... What am I?
Metal
I am the most reactive and typically poisonous. I can also exist in all three states of matter. What Region am I?
Halogens
This is the ability of an atom to attract an electron. It increases as we move left-to-right across the table.
Electronegativity
Who discovered the electron?
JJ Thomson
Chemical
I share BOTH properties of metals and non-metals. What am I?
Metalloid
I can be found in the earth's crust and known for my variety of colors. What Region am I?
Alkaline Earth Metals
This is due to increased # of electrons and therefore more energy levels.
How many total electrons will you need to fill the 2nd energy level of an atom?
10 (2 in the 1st energy level; and 8 in the 2nd energy level)