Exam Review: Unit 7 - Chapter 19 - Elements & Their Properties Flashcards

1
Q

At room temperature, most metals are _______.

A

Solid

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2
Q

Most metals are solid at room temperature, except __________, which is liquid.

A

Mercury

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3
Q

Metalloids are located along the _______ line.

A

Stair-step

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4
Q

_________ is the only metal on the stair-step line.

A

Aluminum

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5
Q

Metalloids are ___________ of heat and electricity.

A

Semiconductors

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6
Q

Solid to Gas

A

Sublimation

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7
Q

Liquid to Gas

A

Evaporation

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8
Q

Gas to Liquid

A

Condensation

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9
Q

Salts are formed from _________&___________

A

Alkali Metals and Halogens

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10
Q

________ is the only nonmetal on the left side of the stair-step. Why?

A

Hydrogen; It only has 1 valence electron

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11
Q

Most reactive metal

A

Francium

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12
Q

Least reactive metal

A

Lithium

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13
Q

Most reactive nonmetal

A

Fluorine

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14
Q

Least reactive nonmetal (excluding Noble Gasses)

A

Iodine

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15
Q

Iron Triad:

A

Iron, Cobalt, & Nickel

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16
Q

The Iron Triad is located in group(s) _____ and period(s) _____

A

Groups 8-10

Period 4

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17
Q

Coinage Metals:

A

Copper, Silver, & Gold

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18
Q

The Coinage Metals are located in group(s) _____ and period(s) _____

A

Group 11

Periods 4-6

19
Q

Elements with an atomic number greater than 92:

A

Transuranium Elements

20
Q

Define Allotrope:

A

The same element with different molecular structure

21
Q

3 Allotropes of Carbon & their shapes:

A

Graphite (Sheets on top of one another)
Diamond (Right angles connecting)
Buckminsterfullerene (Soccer ball)

22
Q
# of electrons in outer shell:
Group 1:
A

1

23
Q
# of electrons in outer shell:
Group 2
A

2

24
Q
# of electrons in outer shell:
Groups 3-12:
A

Varies

25
Q
# of electrons in outer shell:
Group 13:
A

3

26
Q
# of electrons in outer shell:
Group 14:
A

4

27
Q
# of electrons in outer shell:
Group 15:
A

5

28
Q
# of electrons in outer shell:
Group 16:
A

6

29
Q
# of electrons in outer shell:
Group 17:
A

7

30
Q
# of electrons in outer shell:
Group 18:
A

8 or 2

31
Q

Name of Group 1

A

Alkali Metals

32
Q

Name of Group 2

A

Alkaline Earth Metals

33
Q

Name of Groups 3-12

A

Transition Metals

34
Q

Name of Group 13

A

Boron Group

35
Q

Name of Group 14

A

Carbon Group

36
Q

Name of Group 15

A

Nitrogen Group

37
Q

Name of Group 16

A

Oxygen Group

38
Q

Name of Group 17

A

Halogens

39
Q

Name of Group 18

A

Noble Gasses

40
Q

Name of Atomic #’s 58-71

A

Lanthanides

41
Q

Name of Atomic #’s 90-103

A

Actinides

42
Q

True or False:

Lanthanum and Actinium are included in the Lanthanides and Actinides.

A

False

43
Q

What are the Lanthanides and Actinides called collectively?

A

Inner Transition Metals