Periodic Table TEST REVIEW!!!

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Subatomic Particles in the Nucleus of an Atom

Protons and Neutrons

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How do you caculate the number of neutrons?

Mass # - Atomic #

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How do you calculate Mass # of an Atom

Protons in Nucleus + Neutrons in Nucleus

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What did John Newlands discover

Law of Octaves- When arranged by atomic mass, each element was similar to element eight places further on periodic table

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Mendeleev discovery

First periodic table-Arranged elements in order of increasing atomic mass (WRONG)

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Moseley Discovered

Current periodic table. Elements arranged in order of Increasing Atomic #, Theres a periodic repetition of their phys. and chem properties. (Think name- Mo=Modern)

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How many periods? (horizontal row)

7

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Whats group? (Vertical column)

Similar phys. and chem. properties identified by number and letter

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Three classes of elements are:

Metal, Metalloid, Nonmetal

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What side of stair step are metals on?

Left

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What side of the stair step are nonmetals?

Right. Includes hydrogen despite deciding whether its a metalloid currently

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Where are Metalloid properties?

Intermediate between metalss and nonmetals. Border the stair step

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Is aluminum a metalloid? What is it?

No. Its a metal.

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Whats a name for Group 1A

Alkali metals. Violent reaction w/ water

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Whats a name for Group 2A

Alkaline Earth Metals. Form bases w/ water. Do not dissolve well. “Earth Metals”

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Name for Group 7A

Halogens

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What does Halogens mean?

Salt-forming

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What group are Noble Gases in?

8A or Group 0. Very stable.

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What are elements in the 1A-7A groups called?

The Representitive Elements

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What Group columns are Transition metals in?

Group B. Outer s sublevel full, now filling the d sublevel. Transition between metal and nonmetal area

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Inner Transition Metals are located where?

Below the main body of the table in 2 horizontal rows. Has outer s sublevel full and is now filling F sublevel

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Why are the Inner Transition Metals no longer called “Rare Earth” elements?

Because some are very abundant

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Name atleast 3 properties of Metals

Options: High luster, Malleable, Ductile, conductor, located on left side stair step

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Name atleast 3 properties of NonMetals

Options: Located on right side of stair step including hydrogen, brittle, poor luster, poor conductors

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Anthinide Series, Actinide Series

6, 7!!

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Electrons in an atom are in constant motion in what is known as an:

Electron Cloud

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What do we use to measure where an electron is?

Light

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Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle:

One cannot sinulatenously determine both the position and momentum of an electron

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What is 𝜆=ℎ/𝑚𝑣

De Broglie’s Equation, calculates wavelength of a particle. H is plancks constant, m is mass, v is velocity. Plancks constant is 6.62×10^-34

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Whats shell (energy level)

Region around nucleus of atom where an electron is likely moving

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<p>Know this image:</p>

Know this image:

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Whats an Orbital?

Regions around nucleus of atom w/ high probability of finding an electron. KNOW THE IMAGE

<p>Regions around nucleus of atom w/ high probability of finding an electron. KNOW THE IMAGE</p>
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How to calculate max # of electrons in an energy level?

2(n)² or 2(energy level)²

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Know this image:

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How many electrons can each energy level hold?

s=2 p=6 d=10 f=14

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J.W Dobereiner did what?

Grouped elements into triads

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Broglie proposed what

Wave-particle duality

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Group stored under oil:

Alkali Metals (Group 1A)

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how many Electrons in 4th energy level

32

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How many orbitals in 3rd energy levels?

9

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Transition metals have what sublevel filling?

d

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Are noble gasses nonmetal? Are they all gasses?

True, True