Periodic Table Flashcards

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What is a period?

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Each row is a period. There are seven periods

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What is a family?

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Another name for a family is a group. Each column is a group

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What are the 3 catégorie that elements are classified in?

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Metals, mon metals and metalloids

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What are properties of metals?

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Good conductors of heat and electricity 
Malleable and ductile 
Lustre 
React with acid 
Solids at room temp expect mercury
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5
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Where are metals located on the periodic table?

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On the left of the staircase

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6
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What are properties of non metals?

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Poor conductors of heat and electricity
Not malleable and ductile 
Not lustrous 
Don’t react with acid 
Gasses at room temp expect hydrogen
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7
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Where are non metals located on the periodic table?

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To the right of the staircase

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8
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What are metalloids?

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Show some characteristics Of metals and some of non metals

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9
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Where are the metalloids located?

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On the staircase

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10
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In a period all the atoms have the same number of….

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SHELLS! for example, if the atom in the second period, it will have two shells

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All the atoms in A family have the same number of…

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VALENCE ELECTRONS!

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12
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What is a valence electron?

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It is the electron in The outer most shell of an atom

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13
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Name properties of alkali metals.

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Soft, highly reactive
Must be stored in oil because they are very reactive and can react with the moisture in the air
They are never found in their elemental state but instead they exist as compounds

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14
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What are alkaline earth metals?

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Very malleable and reactive
Burn easily
Nor found in their elemental state
They can be exposed to air

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15
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What are noble gases?

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Very stable which means they don’t react

Found in their elemental state in nature

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16
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What are halogens?

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Non metals and they react easily

Disinfectants

17
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What is the atomic number?

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The number of protons (and electrons)

18
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What is the relative atomic mass?

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nUmber on the bottom. Reference to carbon

19
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What is the atomic mass?

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Sum of protons and neutrons

20
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What do the three isotope hydrogens have?

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All have 1 proton

21
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the three forms of hydrogen differ only in the number of what?

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in their number of neutrons which affects their mass number

22
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how do you write an isotope?

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putting the name of element dash the mass number

23
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what are the 4 ways of representing atoms?

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Louis notation, Rutherford bohr atomic model, the simplified atomic model, ball and stick model

24
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what are the rules for the first twenty elements?

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  • the first shell can contain a maximum of 2 electrons
  • the second can contain a max of 8 electrons
  • the third can contain a max of 18
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what is the Louis notation?
representation of the atom where only valence electrons are drawn. the valence electrons are placed around the symbol
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how do you draw the Rutherford Bohr model?
how many protons there are in the middle with a plus. the number of shells and the number of electrons
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how do you Draw the simplified atomic model?
in the nucleus you put the number of protons with a p plus and the number of neutrons followed by N. the arcs represent the electron shells and you also write down the number of electrons in each shell followed by e-
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how do you draw the ball and stick model?
the atom is represented as a ball and its bonds with other atoms are shown with sticks. the size of the ball is proportional to the number of electron shells in the atom.