Attempts of elements classification Flashcards

1
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Who created the first real periodic table ?

A

Mendeleev.

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2
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How many elements were known in Mendeleev’s time ?

A

67 elements.

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3
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How did Mendeleev arrange the elements ?

A

he arranged each element on cards in ascending order according to their atomic weights and important properties from left to right in horizontal rows.

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4
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What’s the definition of groups in the periodic table ?

A

vertical columns of elements with similar properties.

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5
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Why did Mendeleev classify the elements of each main group into two subgroups ( A & B ) ?

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due to the differences between their properties.

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6
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In Mendeleev’s periodic table, what way did the atomic weights of elements increase ?

A

it increased in a non-uniform way from left to right in horizontal rows.

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7
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What repeats periodically by the beginning of each new period ?

A

the properties of elements.

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8
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Why did Mendeleev leave gaps in his periodic table ?

A

he was predicting the discovery of new elements.

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9
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What are the advantages of Mendeleev’s periodic table ?

A
  1. he left gaps in his periodic table.

2. he corrected the atomic weights of some elements which were estimated wrongly.

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10
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What’s the name of Mendeleev’s book ?

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“Principles of chemistry”.

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What are the disadvantages of Mendeleev’s periodic table ?

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  1. He had to make a disturbance in the ascending order of the atomic weights of some elements to put them in groups that suited their properties.
  2. He had to deal with isotopes of one element as different elements due to the difference in their atomic weights.
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12
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Which scientist discovered that the periodicity properties of elements are related to their atomic numbers not their atomic weights ?

A

Moseley.

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13
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Who discovered that the nucleus contains positively charged protons ?

A

The New Zealand scientist Rutherford .

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14
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How did Moseley arrange the elements in his periodic table ?

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He arranged them in ascending order according to their atomic numbers, where the atomic number of each element increases by one from the preceding element in the same period.

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15
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What is the zero group ?

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It’s the group which includes the noble (inert) gases to the table.

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16
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What is the place below the table for in Moseley’s periodic table ?

A

It’s for lanthanides and actinides elements.

17
Q

What did the Danish scientist Bohr discover ?

A

He discovered the main energy levels of the atom and their number reaches 7 in the heaviest atoms known till now.

18
Q

What are energy sublevels ?

A

They are a definite number of levels that each main level contains.

19
Q

How are elements classified in the modern periodic table ?

A

They are classified in ascending order according to their atomic numbers, the way of filling energy sublevels with electrons.

20
Q

How many elements are there in the modern periodic table ?

A

118 elements, 92 elements are abundant in the earth’s crust while the rest are prepared artificially.

21
Q

What does the modern periodic table consist of ?

A

7 horizontal periods, 18 vertical groups while the elements are classified into 4 blocks.

22
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Which block is located on the left side of the periodic table ?

A

S-block elements.

23
Q

Which groups are s-block arranged in ?

A

1A and 2A.

24
Q

Where is p-block located in the periodic table ?

A

On the right side.

25
Q

Which groups are p-block arranged in ?

A

3A to 7A and group zero (6 groups).

26
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Where is d-block located ?

A

In the middle of the periodic table.

27
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What are d-block elements known as ?

A

Transition elements.

28
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What groups is d-block arranged in ?

A

3B to 7B and group 8 and group 1B and 2B (eight groups).

29
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What does group 8 consist of ?

A

It consists of three vertical columns.

30
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Where is f-block located ?

A

It is located under the periodic table.

31
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What does the f-block elements include ?

A

Lanthanides and actinides.

32
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What are elements in the same group similar in ?

A

They are similar in the number of electrons in the outermost energy level, so they are similar in their chemical properties.

33
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What are elements in the same group different in ?

A

They are different in the number of energy levels occupied by electrons.