General Science - Physical Science: Chemistry - Atomic Numbers and the Periodic Table

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What value is determined by the number of protons contained within an atom?

Its atomic number

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The number of ________ in an atom determines its atomic number.

protons

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Having an atomic number of one is characteristic of which element?

Hydrogen

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Hydrogen has an atomic number of ________.

one

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How many protons are present in the nucleus of a hydrogen atom?

One proton

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Hydrogen has one proton in its ________.

nucleus

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What is the atomic number of helium?

Two

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Helium has an atomic number of ________.

two

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How many protons does helium possess in its nucleus?

Two protons

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Helium has two protons in its ________.

nucleus

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An atomic number of 6 is characteristic of which element?

Carbon

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Carbon has an atomic number of ________.

6

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What is the atomic number assigned to oxygen?

8

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Oxygen has an atomic number of ________.

8

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What tool serves to classify all elements?

The Periodic Table

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The Periodic Table classifies all ________.

elements

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How are elements listed in the organization of the table?

By increasing atomic number

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Elements are listed by ________ atomic number.

increasing

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What are the vertical columns containing arranged elements called?

Groups or families

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Elements are arranged in vertical columns called ________ or families.

groups

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What trait is shared by elements within each individual group?

Similar chemical properties

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Each group contains elements with ________ chemical properties.

similar

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What relationship governs the outer electrons of elements located in the same column?

Elements in the same column have the same number of outermost electrons.

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Elements in the same column (group) have the ________ number of outermost electrons.

same

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What effect do matching outer electron counts have on elements?

Identical outer electron counts make elements chemically similar.

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Identical outer electron counts make elements chemically ________.

similar

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How many electrons are present in the outermost energy level of hydrogen, lithium, sodium, and potassium?

One electron

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Hydrogen, lithium, sodium, and potassium all have one electron in the ________ energy level.

outermost

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What electrical condition creates the similar chemical properties observed in alkali metals?

Having one outer electron gives alkali metals similar chemical properties.

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Having one outer electron gives alkali metals ________ chemical properties.

similar

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What reactivity characteristic defines rare noble gases?

They are inert.

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Noble gases are rare gases that are ________ inert.

chemically

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What state defines the outermost energy levels of noble gases?

Completed outermost energy levels

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Noble gases have ________ outermost energy levels.

completed

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How does having full outer energy levels affect chemical activity?

Elements with full outer energy levels are chemically inert.

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Elements with full outer energy levels are chemically ________.

inert

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Which element is NOT an alkali metal?

Helium

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Which element is an alkali metal?

Lithium

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Which of the following is NOT categorized as an alkali metal?

Argon

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Which of the following is categorized as an alkali metal?

Potassium

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Which choice correctly lists elements belonging to the alkali metals group?

Hydrogen, lithium, sodium, and potassium

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Which element is NOT classified as a noble gas?

Sodium

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Which element is classified as a noble gas?

Neon

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Which of the following is NOT a member of the noble gases group?

Potassium

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Which choice correctly lists elements classified in the noble gases group?

Helium, neon, and argon

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What behavior describes how noble gases interact with electrons?

They have no tendency to gain, lose, or share electrons.

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Noble gases have no tendency to gain, lose, or share ________.

electrons

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How many electrons do metals generally possess in their outermost energy level?

Three or fewer electrons

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Metals generally have three or fewer electrons in the ________ energy level.

outermost

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What electron behavior characterizes metallic elements?

They tend to give up electrons readily.

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Metals tend to ________ electrons readily.

give up

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How many electrons do nonmetals contain in their outermost energy level?

Five or more electrons

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Nonmetals have ________ or more electrons in the outermost energy level.

five

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What behavior do nonmetals exhibit regarding their outer electrons?

They tend to hold them tightly.

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Nonmetals tend to hold outer electrons ________.

tightly

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Which element is an example of a metal?

Copper

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Which of the following elements is categorized as a metal?

Magnesium

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Which element belongs to the category of metals?

Iron

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Which element is NOT an example of a metal?

Oxygen

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Which choice correctly lists elements that are examples of metals?

Copper, magnesium, and iron

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Which element is an example of a nonmetal?

Nitrogen

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Which of the following elements is categorized as a nonmetal?

Oxygen

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Which element belongs to the category of nonmetals?

Chlorine

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Which element is NOT an example of a nonmetal?

Iron

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Which choice correctly lists elements that are examples of nonmetals?

Nitrogen, oxygen, and chlorine