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HALOGENS
ELECTRON CONFIGURATION
TRANSITION METALS
ALKALI METALS
PERIODIC TRENDS
100
The Halogen used to kill bacteria in swimming pools.
What is Chlorine?
100
The Element who's electron configuration ends in 2s2.
What is Beryllium?
100
The reddish-brown metal used to make water pipes.
What is Copper?
100
The smallest radius Alkali Metal.
What is Lithium?
100
This trend increases from Right to Left across a Period.
What is Atomic Radius?
200
The Halogen added to tooth paste to prevent Tooth Decay.
What is Fluorine (Fluoride)?
200
The Element who's electron configuration ends in 3p6.
What is Argon?
200
This metal will rust over time and is very magnetic.
What is Iron?
200
The Alkali Metal in the 4th period.
What is Potassium?
200
These trends increase from Bottom to Top within a Group.
What are Ionization Energy and Electronegativity?
300
The Halogen added to table salt to prevent thyroid disease and also used to disinfect external wounds.
What is Iodine?
300
The Element who's electron configuration ends in 4d9.
What is Silver (Ag)?
300
Fancy rims for car wheels are made out of this very shiny metal.
What is Chrome (Chromium)?
300
The alkali metal in table salt.
What is Sodium?
300
This Element has the lowest Atomic Radius of the Halogens.
What is Fluorine?
400
The most Electronegative element in the Periodic Table.
What is Fluorine ?
400
The Group (Family) who's Electron Configuration ends with s2p6.
What are the Nobel Gases?
400
This metal is the color of McDonald's Arches.
What is Gold?
400
The Alkali Metal in KClO3
What is Potassium?
400
This Element has the lowest Atomic Radius in Group #3A(13).
What is Boron?
500
A reddish-brown liquid non-metal element.
What is Bromine?
500
The Group (Family) who's electron configuration ends in s2.
What are the Alkaline Earth Metals?
500
This metal has the same name as a U.S. coin.
What is Nickel?
500
The Alkali metal with the lowest Ionization Energy.
What is Francium?
500
This Element has the highest Ionization Energy in the Alkali Metal Group.
What is Lithium?