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BJ Chem Ch 5 Pt1 Sec AB

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Developer of Triads concept:1829 A triad: like Cl, Br, and I Problem: more than 3 elements w/ similar properties   show
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show John Newlands  
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Russian scientist credited with development of modern periodic table1834-1907)ridiculed 5 yrs until predicted element discovered, included transition metals   show
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show Henry Moseley  
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German scientist who made a table similar to Mendeleev's table but published later   show
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A column of elements, which has similar electron configurations, is called a ________   show
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show period or series  
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show Metals  
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Elements having characteristics of both metals and nonmetals are called ____________   show
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metall- is Greek for   show
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-oid is Greek for   show
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show Nonmetals  
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show lanthanide  
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The actinide series fits into the table after the element _______   show
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The lanthanide and actinide series are called the __________ _____________ _________   show
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The periodic table convention using numbers 1-18 to label columns is the _______ convention   show
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The periodic table convention used in the BJ book which uses Roman numbers and and 'A' or 'B' to label columns is the _______ ________ convention   show
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This convention is similar to the North American Convention but with different A and B designations   show
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show S  
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show P  
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show F  
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show D  
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Which element has the electron configuration 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p6 4s2 ?   show
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Measure of size of radius of an atom   show
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show decreases - increased nuclear + charge but no additional shielding energy level  
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In a column, going top to bottom, the atomic radii (Choose one: decreases, increases)   show
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The amount of energy needed to rip off an electron is called the ________ ________   show
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T or F: The first ionization energy is less than the second ionization energy   show
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show False  
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In a period, going left to right, the ionization energy (Choose one: decreases, increases)   show
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In a column, going top to bottom, the ionization energy (Choose one: decreases, increases)   show
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show small  
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A large ionization energy means a (Choose one: large, small) atomic radius   show
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show He  
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