Chapter Ten- The Periodic Table Flashcards

1
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A column on the periodic table

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Group

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2
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Rows on the periodic table

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Period

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3
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Periodic Table

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Chart of the elements arranged into rows and columns according to their physical and chemical properties

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4
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Generally shiny, easily pulled into wires or hammered into thin sheets. Conducts thermal energy and heat.

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Metal

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5
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Ductility

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Ability to be pulled into wires

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6
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Malleability

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Ability of a substance to be hammered or rolled into sheets

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7
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Alkaline earth metals

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Elements in group two

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8
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Alkali metals

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Elements in group one

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9
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Groups 3-12

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Transition elements

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10
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Halogen

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An element in group 17 of the periodic table

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11
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Elements in group 18

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Noble gases

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12
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The periodic table is arranged according to…..

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Physical and chemical properties

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13
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How does melting point change over a period?

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It first increases then decreases moving from left to right

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14
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Where are metals located?

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Left of the metalloids

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15
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Where are nonmetals located

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Right of the metalloids

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16
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Metalloids are separating……

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Metals and metalloids

17
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Hydrogen

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Classified as a nonmetal, similar to group one

18
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Noble gases

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Never in a compound except in a lab

19
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Transition elements

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Good building materials, high melting point

20
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What combines with a metal to form a salt?

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Halogens

21
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Only found as compounds in nature

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Halogens

22
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What is in an element key?

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Element name, atomic number, state of matter at room temperature, symbol and mass

23
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How does sodium and chloride affect us separately?

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They can poison us and kill us

24
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How do sodium and chloride together affect us?

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It makes table salt