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Owen- Chemistry

The Periodic Table

TermDefinition
The Elements are put in order of _________ increasing atomic number
Rows= _________ (same number of _________) Periods; atomic electron shells
Columns= _________ (same number of _________) Groups; Valence electrons
Periodic Law states that when elements are arranged in order of increasing atomic number, there is a periodic repetition of their physical and chemical properties
Valence Electrons Electrons in the outer energy level
Catergories: _________ Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids
Name for Group 1= _________ Alkali Metals
Name for Group 2= _________ Alkaline Earth Metals
Name for Group 3-12= _________ Transition Metals
Name for Group 17= _________ Halogens
Name for Group 18= _________ (don't react b/c _________) Noble Gasses; Their outer energy level is full
Coulomb's Law - greater distance = _________ force; greater charge = _________ force weaker; stronger
Ionization energy the minimum amount of energy required to remove an electon from an atom in its gaseous state
Electronegativity the measure of an atom's ability to attract and hold onto shared electrons in a chemical bond
Who was the first person to come up with a really good organizational system for trends and identifying similarities and differences between elements? Dmitri Mendeleev
Henry Mosley came to the conclusion that the periodic table should really be based on atomic number (number of _________) instead of atomic mass protons
Metals make up approximately 80% of all the elements. Good conductors of heat and electricity, reflect light , are solid at room temp, are ductile and are malleable
ductile pulled into wire
malleable pounded into sheets
Non-metals are gases, although there are some solids and Br is a liquid. There is no single set of properties, except they are the opposite of metals
Metalloids have properties that are similar to metals and non-metals (conducts electricity and is brittle
Atomic Radius down group- increases across period- decreases
Ionization Energy down group- decreases across period- increases
Electronegativity down group- decreases across period- increases
Metallic Character down group- increases across period- decreases
There are 3 trends within the Periodic Table that are important for you to know. These are: _________ trends in atomic radius, electronegativity, and ionization energy
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