BJ Chem Ch 5 Part 2 Section C
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Which element is in a family by itself? | Hydrogen
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Group IA elements are called the ______ ______. | Alkali metals
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When the top element of a group resembles elements in the next group over we call this a ______ _________. | Bridge relationship
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(True or False) In Chemistry 'salt' refers to only the compound sodium chloride. | False
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Group IIA elements are called the __________ ________ metals. | Alkaline Earth
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The B groups are _____________ metals. | Transition
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The lanthanide and actinide series form the ________ _________ metals | Inner Transition
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Aluminum and lead are examples of the _____- _______ metals | Post Transition
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Elements on the 'stair step' are called semimetals or _____________. | Metalloids
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(True or False) Group IIIA's aluminum corrodes (rusts) like iron. | False
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Which element makes coal, diamonds, and graphite in Group IVA? | Carbon
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Element in Group VA which is used to make fertilizer, ammonia, smog, and 'laughing' gas | Nitrogen
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Element in Group VIA which can either be diatomic X2 or polyatomic X3. | Oxygen
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Element in Group VIA which is known as 'brimstone'. | Sulfur
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Group VIIA elements, which are salt formers when reacted with metals, are called the ____________ family. | Halogen
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Group VIIIA elements are referred to as the inert or _______ gases. | Noble
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Elements which join with oxygen form compounds called _____________. | Oxides
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Elements which join with sulfur form compounds called __________. | Sulphides
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Many elements in the lanthanide series are slightly magnetic, or ______________. | paramagnetic
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Hydrogen combined with a Group IA metal forms a compound MX called a ________________. | Metal hydride
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The Goodyear blimp and deep-sea divers both depend on the element ______________. | Helium
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halo means _____________. | salt
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Scientist who named both phosphorus and oxygen | Lavoisier
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A chemical detective which analyzes substances to identify elements and compounds is a _____________ chemist. | Analytical
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The analysis done to determine how much of something is present is called ___________ analysis. | Quantitative
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The flame test is one test used in _____________ analysis to identify what elements are present. | Qualitative
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Materials which are weakly attracted by a magnetic field because of unpaired electrons exhibit the property of _________________. | Paramagnetism
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Elements which can conduct electricity under certain conditions (metalloids) are called ______________. | semiconductors
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