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Basics
Properties
Characteristics
Bonding
Isotopes
100
horizontal rows #1-7 down left side of table.
What is a Period?
100
this group is malleable
What are metals?
100
Full outer shells
What are Noble Gases?
100
a chemical bond that forms when elements share electrons
What is a covalent bond?
100
this occurs when an unstable nucleus changes into another type of element by emitting particles and energy.
What is radioactive decay?
200
A vertical row of elements, #1-18 across the top.
What is a Group?
200
this group is ductile
What is metal?
200
7 electrons in outer shells
What are Halogens?
200
Bond formed due to an attraction between atoms with opposite charges due to a loss or gain of an electron.
What is an ionic bond?
200
the time it take for half of a sample of a radioactive element to decay
What is a half life?
300
Name the four important pieces of information each square on the periodic table contains.
What are the atomic symbol, element name, atomic number and atomic mass
300
this group is brittle
What are Nonmetals
300
No metallic Luster, do not reflect light
What are nonmetals?
300
The Alkali Metals are like to form which type of bonds?
What is ionic?
300
radioactive elements made by scientists in labs or during nuclear reactions.
What are synthetic elements?
400
these two series contain the synthetic elements
What are the Lanthanide and Actinide series?
400
This group makes good semiconductors.
What are semimetals?
400
Highly reactive metal, one electron in outer shell
What are Alkali Metals?
400
Groups 14 and 15 are likely to form which type of bond?
What is a covalent bond?
400
In this process, an atom of one element is changed into an atom of another element by releasing a beta particle and gaining an electron.
What is transmutation?
500
The one element truly without a home
What is hydrogen?
500
Iron, Cobalt and Nickel belong to this group and can produce magnetic fields
What are Transition Metals?
500
these metals can explode when exposed to water
What are Alkali Metals?
500
Group 2, The Alkali Earth Metals from what type of bonds?
What is ionic?
500
a giant machine capable of making particle move very quickly and collide.
What is a particle accelerator?