History
Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids
Atomic Radius
Ionization Energy/ Electronegativity
Definitions
100

What did blank spaced on Mendeleev's periodic table represent?

Elements that were not yet discovered

100

Which type of metal (alkali, alkaline earth, or transition) are stable and unreactive in their pure form?

Transition

100

What is atomic radius?

The distance from the nucleus to the outermost electrons

100

Rank the following from lowest ionization energy to highest:   Oxygen, sulfur, beryllium

Beryllium, sulfur, oxygen

100

What are the words used to describe positive and negative ions?

Cation and anion


200

Who created the first periodic table?

Mendeleev

200

Is aluminum a metal, nonmetal or metalloid


metal
200

Which has the largest radius:  Chromium, Bromine, Gold

Gold

200

An element that forms positive ions would have (high/low) ionization energy and (high/ low) electronegativity.

low ionization energy

low electronegativity

200

Define lustrous

shiny

300

Why is the periodic table "periodic"

Properties repeat


300

What type of element would most likely be ductile?

Metals

300

What is the trend in atomic radius going down a group, explain this.

Increases because of increasing shells

300

What is ionization energy? How does it impact the formation of ions?

Ionization energy is the energy required to LOSE an electron. 


the lower the ionization energy, the easier it is for an atom to lose an electron (become positive)
300

Define valence electrons

Electrons located on the outermost ring (shell) of an atom.

400

Where was Marie Curie from?

Poland

400

What type of elements are considered good insulators?

Non-metals

400

What happens to the size of an atoms radius across a period, explain this using coulombs law

As magnitude of charge of the nucleus increases, size decreases because electrons are more attracted to the nuclues.

400

What is electronegativity? How does it impact the ability of an atom to form ions?

Electronegativity is how strongly an atom attracts new electrons.

The higher the electronegativity, the more likely an element can gain another electron (become negative)

400

What is an octet? Which elements have an octet?

8 valence electrons, noble gases

500

What property of matter did Marie Curie discover?

Radioactivity

500

Which element is the most reactive metal? Which is the most reactive nonmetal?

Metal - Francium,   Nonmetal - Fluorine
500

Organize the following from smallest to largest: Strontium, Oxygen, Rubidium

Oxygen, strontium, rubidium

500

An atom that would form negative ions would have (high/low) ionization energy and (high/ low) electronegativity.

High ionization energy

High Electronegativity


500

Elements that have properties such as dull, good conductors, and brittle would be called ______________.

Metalloids