Chem Unit 5 part 1

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<p>What is the yellow group</p>

What is the yellow group

Alkali Metals

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<p>what is the orange group</p>

what is the orange group

alkaline earth metals

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<p>What is the red group</p>

What is the red group

Transition Metals

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<p>what is the pink group</p>

what is the pink group

boron family

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<p>what is the light purple group</p>

what is the light purple group

carbon family

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<p>whats the dark purple group</p>

whats the dark purple group

nitrogen family

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<p>whats the purple/blue group</p>

whats the purple/blue group

oxygen group/chalcogens

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<p>whats the teal group</p>

whats the teal group

halogens

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<p>whats the green group</p>

whats the green group

noble gases

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<p>whats the red period called </p>

whats the red period called

Lanthanides

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<p>whats the green period called</p>

whats the green period called

actinides

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<p>whats the red group</p>

whats the red group

metals

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<p>whats the yellow group </p>

whats the yellow group

metaloids

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<p>whats the blue group</p>

whats the blue group

non metals

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what is the modern periodic law

The periodic table is listed by the elements in order of increasing atomic number (the number of protons)

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How does the modern periodic law differ from Mendeleev’s

Mendeleev ordered the elements by atomic mass.

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What did Mendeleev do

built the framework of the modern table on atomic mass, leaving gaps and predicting properties of missing elements

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What did Newlands do

first to arrange elements into a periodic table by increasing atomic mass; proposed the law of octaves

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What did Döbereiner do

grouped similar elements into triads

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What did Moseley do

He used X-ray spectra to order elements by atomic number instead of atomic mass

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What is a stable octet

when atoms are chemically stable when they have eight electrons in their outer (valence) shell