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what is group one The alkali metals
what is group2 the alkaline metals
what is group 3-12 the transition metals
what group is on the left of the staircase the other metals
what group is on the right of the staircase the metalloids
what group if between the metalloids the other non-metals
what is group 17 halogens
what is group 18 noble gases
what happens to the atomic radius as u go down a group and why it increases because when u go down a group each time u go down a lvl the next element will gain a shell so in other words it increases because it gains a shell
what happens to the atomic radius as u go down a period from left to right it decreases because the number of protons increases so theres a higher effective nuclear charge in other words the size decreases because theres more protons pulling the eleectrons closer to the nucleus shrinking the size of the atom
what is the effective nuclear charge thats the charge that pulls the elctrons closer in to the nucleus shrinking the atom
what is electronegativity Electronegativity is a measure of an atom's ability to attract shared electrons towards itself within a chemical bond
when does electronegativity rise on the periodic moving from the bottom left to the top right the most it can be is fluorine
what is first ionization energy the minimum energy needed to remove the outermost electron from gaseous atoms to form a positive ion
what happens to the first ionization energy as u go down a group the energy decreases
what happened to the first ionization as u go from left to right it increases
what are the 7 metalloids Boron, silicon, Ge,As, Sb, Te, At
how do we know what elements have the same they are in the same group
elements in the same group have similar chemical properties
what do elements in the same period have the same number if shells
when an atom loses a electron it becomes what a positive ion
when an atom gains an electron what does it become a negative ion
how do you know which element in the ground state needs the least amount of energ y to remove its valence electron the lower it is in the group the less it needs
if a question asks which element in a group is diatomic pick what the highest on in the group
what are some physical properties of an element shiny malleable ductile good conducters of heat and electricity solid at room temp
metals lose what and become what metals lose an electron and become a positve ion
non metals gain what and become what non metals gain electrons and become a negative ion
what are some properties for a non metal dull brittle
if i get a question that asks what compound or element is coreless in water the answer would be anything thats not in the transitions metal area
what are the most active non meltals halogens
the higher an element is the more active it is
as go down a group the elements generally become ____ Metalic More
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