periodic table chemistry Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

why is it called the periodic table?

A

because there are repeated patterns of properties

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2
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what does malleable mean?

A

easy to bend

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3
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what does ductile mean?

A

ability for metals to be drawn into wires

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4
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what does sonourous mean?

A

ringing sounds

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5
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what are metals helpful with?

A

good conductors of electricity

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6
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what state are metals in?

A

a solid state

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7
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what state are non-metals in?

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a liquid or a gas

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8
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what is a melting point?

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the temperature where a substance melts

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9
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do metals or non-metals have a higher boiling point?

A

metals have the higher melting point

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10
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do metals or non-metals have the lower melting point?

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non-metals

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11
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who was john dalton?

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he was the first person to propose atoms were small spherical balls

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12
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what did john dalton do

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he arranged the elements in order of their masses

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13
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was Dalton right?

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no his hypothesis was proved wrong

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14
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what did john Newland do?

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he arranged the known elements in order of mass but he noticed that the properties of every eighth element seemed similar.

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15
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was john Newland right?

A

no he did not take into account that chemists were still discovering new ones

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16
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what year did john dalton propose his hypothesis?

17
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what year did john newland propose his hypothesis?

18
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what are groups?

A

vertical columns

19
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where are metals on the pt

A

the left hand side

20
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how does the line descend for metalloids

A

in a staircase

21
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where are the non-metals

A

the right hand side

22
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What do elements in the same group have in common.

A

they have similar boiling, melting point and density which are examples of similar properties.

23
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what are periods?

A

horizontal rows

24
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who was Dmitri Mendeleev

A

he was a Russian scientist

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what did Dmitri do
he used patterns in the properties to create the very first periodic table
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why did Dmitri leave gaps in his table
it was so when new elements were discovered they could put them into the table
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What are the properties of metals
They are usually solid, shiny and malleable, ductile and sonorous, they also have a higher melting point
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What are the properties of non-metals
They are dull, brittle and are not sonorous, they are also poor conductors of electricity and have low melting points and low densities as well
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What does brittle mean
Brittle means easy to break
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What is a metal-oid
A metal-oid is a semi-metal which has properties of both metals and non-metals
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What are some metal-oids
Silicon, asaline and boron
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in the periodic table do the atomic mass increase as you move across a period?
yes
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what does strontium and nitrogen make?
it makes strontium nitrate