Origins
Organization
Groups
Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids
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Why was The Periodic Table created? 

To arange and organize the elements. 

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What are groups?

They are now elements are arranged horizontally.

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How many groups are there?

18

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Which ones are dull, brittle and poor conductors

Non-metals

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Are non-metals located on the right or left side of the metalloids?

The right

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Do we still use the same organization and setup as the first periodic table?

No, his table was the framework and basics for later adjustments to the modern periodic table.

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What are periods?

The horizontal rows of elements and are organized by the number of electron shells/rings.

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What is group 3-12?

Transition Metals

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What elements are on the staircase?

Metalloids

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What does a Bohr model represent.

The Bohr model represents the particle nature of electrons.

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Who created the first Periodic Table?

Dmitri Mendeleev made the first ever periodic table.

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Where are metalloids located?

The stair step.

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Which group is akline earth metals?

group 2

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Which element is good conductors, shiny, and can be hammered into thin sheets.

Metals

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What is group 2?

Alkaline earth metals

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When was it made? 

1816

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What are most living things made of?

Nonmetals.

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What group is group 13?

Boron group

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Which ones are shiny, brittle, and sometimes conductors.

Metalloid

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How do you determine properties of an element?

The properties of an element are determined by its outermost electrons or those in the highest energy orbital.

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How many elements did the first periodic table include?

63

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Why is group 18 the least reactive group?

Group 18 already completed their octet so they don’t generally gain or lose electrons.

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What groups are the most reactive and why?

1 and 17, because they both need 1 more valence eletrons.

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How many of the 118 elements are metals?

91

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What does a Bohr modle show?

A bohr model shows a nucleus of an atom with the negatively charged electrons of the atom orbiting the center.