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Vocabulary flashcards for the Czech periodic table of elements, covering elemental groups, classification terms, general oxide/hydride formulas, and inner transition series.
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Periodická soustava prvků
The Czech periodic table of elements, organizing elements by atomic number, electron configurations, and recurring chemical properties.
alkalické kovy
Alkali metals, located in Group 1 (I. A) of the periodic table, excluding hydrogen.
kovy alkalických zemin
Alkaline earth metals, located in Group 2 (II. A) of the periodic table.
přechodné kovy
Transition metals, located in Groups 3 through 12 (III. B to II. B) in the d-block.
polokovy
Metalloids, possessing properties intermediate between metals and nonmetals (e.g., Bor, Křemík, Germanium, Arsen, Antimon, Tellur).
nekovy
Nonmetals, located in the upper right section of the periodic table.
halogeny
Halogens, highly reactive nonmetals located in Group 17 (VII. A).
vzácné plyny
Noble gases, inert elements located in Group 18 (VIII. A).
Lanthanoidy
Lanthanides, the row of 15 metallic elements from Lanthan (57La) to Lutetium (71Lu).
Aktinoidy
Actinides, the row of 15 metallic elements from Aktinium (89Ac) to Lawrencium (103Lr).
R₂O / RH
General formulas for the highest oxide (R2O) and hydride (RH) of Group 1 (I. A) elements.
RO / RH₂
General formulas for the highest oxide (RO) and hydride (RH2) of Group 2 (II. A) elements.
R₂O₃ / RH₃
General formulas for the highest oxide (R2O3) and hydride (RH3) of Group 13 (III. A) elements.
RO₂ / RH₄
General formulas for the highest oxide (RO2) and hydride (RH4) of Group 14 (IV. A) elements.
R₂O₅ / RH₃
General formulas for the highest oxide (R2O5) and hydride (RH3) of Group 15 (V. A) elements.
RO₃ / H₂R
General formulas for the highest oxide (RO3) and hydride (H2R) of Group 16 (VI. A) elements.
R₂O₇ / HR
General formulas for the highest oxide (R2O7) and hydride (HR) of Group 17 (VII. A) elements.