Chem. 6.1,2

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The first periodic table was published by ______ ______.

Dmitri Mendeleev

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Mendeleev arranged elements by increasing ______ ______.

atomic mass

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Mendeleev recognized repeating trends or ______ with elements' properties.

periods

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When was Mendeleev?

1869

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______ discovered a new pattern on the periodic table.

Mosely

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Mosely determined that the ___ charge on a nucleus ______ by 1 moving from element to element

positive; increased

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Mosely defined his discovery as _____ ___ and based the organization of the PT on this.

Atomic Number

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Mosely is responsible for the ____ _____.

Periodic Law

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The Periodic Law states: When elements are arranged acording to ______ ____, elements with similar properties occur in ______ intervals. On the PT, they line up in the same ______ or ___.

atomic number; regular; columns; rows

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When did Mosley state his research?

1913

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What percent of elements are metals?

80

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Metals are good _______ of ____ and ______

conductors; heat; electricity

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What is the best conductor?

Ag(silver)

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What is it called when something reflects light?

luster

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Metals have good _____.

luster

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At room temp. all metals exist as _____ except ______.

solids; mercury(Hg)

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What is the ability to be pulled into wires called?

ductile

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What is the ability to be hammered into thin sheets called?

Malleable

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Foils must be no thicker than ______ mm.

0.15

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Most nonmetals are ____ at room temp.

gases

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Nonmetals tend to have properties _____ of metals.

opposite

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What does brittle mean?

Breaks before it bends

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65% of the human body is made of _______.

Oxygen

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Even though ___ in its _______ form is a non-metal, it is an excellent conductor.

C; graphite

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How to identify metalloids?

The Boy went down the slide, down over down over

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How many metalloids are there?

6

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Metalloids are often used in electronics as ______ _____

Semi-conductors

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Vertical columns are also called _____.

Families

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Groups all have the same _______ ______, causing similar _____ and _______ ______.

valence configurations; chemical; physical properties

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The s-block elements are all considered ______ ______.

active metals

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Group 1 metals are called _____ ______.

alkali metals

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Group 2 metals are called ____ _____.

alkaline earths

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____ and ____ are the most abundant elements in the universe.

H;He

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He is placed in Group 18 due to its _____ ____ ___.

filled outer shell

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H is placed in Group 1 because it has ______.

1s electron

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Representative elements are also known as _____ ____ elements.

main group

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The main group is made of ___ and ____ blocks

s;p

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The main group are mostly found as _____ in nature

compounds

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Group 17 elements are called _____.

halogens

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Group 18 elements are called ____ ____.

noble gases

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Transition metals are in the __ block

d

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Transition metals have properties commonly associated with ____.

matals

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In transitions metals, elements of a group _____ have similar properties

may not

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Some transition metals are found in nature as ____ elements.

free

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Inner transition metals are in the __ block

f

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Inner transition metals are also know as ____ ___.

rare earths

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The top row of the f-block are called_____.

lanthanides

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The bottom row of the f-block are called ______.

actinides

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Actinides are all _______ and most are ____ _____.

radioactive; man-made

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Lanthanides all have ____ _____.

similar properties