Chem Quest Periodic Table

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Which scientist is credited with the current arrangement of the elements of the periodic table of elements?

Dimitri Mendeleev

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How did Dimitri Arrange the elements in his periodic table. How did he come up with this arrangement?

He arranged the elements in order of increasing atomic mass. He placed them in a rose and then made columns based on their similar properties elements exhibited.

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What happens to valence electrons as they move across each row?

They increase

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What happens to valence electrons as they move down each column?

They stay the same

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What happens to energy levels/shielding as they move across each row?

They stay the same

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What happens to energy levels/shielding as they move down each column?

They increase

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What happens to atomic radius as they move across each row?

It decreases

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What happens to atomic radius as they move down each column?

It increases

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What happens to ionization energy as they move across each row?

It increases

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What happens to ionization energy as they move down each column?

It decreases

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What happens to electronegativity as they move across each row?

It increases

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What happens to electronegativity as they move down each column?

It decreases

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Atomic radius

1/2 the distance between the nuclei and identical atoms of the same element

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Ionization energy

Amount of energy required to remove an electron from an atom

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Electronegativity

A measure of the ability of an atom in a chemical compound to attract electrons from another atom

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Which two elements are liquids at room temperature

Browning and mercury Br and Hg

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Three transition metals that are used in making jewelry

Gold, silver, and platinum Au, Ag, Pt

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Diatomic element

Hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine

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What happens to reactivity in metals as they go down a group?

Increases and lose electrons

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What happens to reactivity in metals as they go across left to right a period?

Decreases

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What happens to reactivity in nonmetals as they go across left to right a period?

Increases

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What happens to reactivity in nonmetals as they go down a group?

Decreases