PT History
PT Groups
Atomic/Ionic Size
IE
Electronegativity
100

The Father of the Periodic Table

Mendeleev

100

Group A

Representative elements

100

The bigger atom out of K and Br

K

100

Definition of ionization energy

the amount of energy it takes to remove an electron from an atom in gaseous state

100

Define electronegativity

The ability of an atom to attract electrons to itself when chemically combined with another atom

200

How the first periodioc table was arranged

By increasing atomic mass

200

Group B

Transition metals

200

The smaller atom out of Mg and Ra

Mg

200

Group trend for ionization energy

Decreases as you go down the group

200

Most electronegative element

Fluorine

300

The peroson that developed the modern periodic table

Mosley

300

Group 2 or 2A

alkaline earth metals

300

Metals tend to for this type of ion (correct name)

cations

300

Period trend for ionization energy

It increases as you go across a period

300

This group does not generally have electronegativity values

Group 18 or 8A or noble gases

400

How the modern periodic table is arranged

increasing atomic number

400

Group 17 or 7A 

Halogens

400

Anions are __________ than the atom from which they formed

bigger

400

Larger ionization energy between Cr and Ta

Cr

400

Element with the higher electronegativity out of Cl and I

Cl

500

Another name for a gropup on the periodic table

family

500

Two rows at the bottom of the periodic table

Inner transition metals

500

Which is bigger Ca+1 or Ca+2

Ca+1

500

Smaller ionization energy between Si and Cl

Si

500

Element with the lower electronergativity out of Ni and Pt

Pt