The Periodic Table Flashcards

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1
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What does group 1 elements consist of?

A

Alkali metals

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What are trends going down group 1? Why?

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Increasing reactivity; closer = more attraction = harder to release electrons = less reactivity

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Name three physical properties of group 1 elements

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  • low MP/BP
  • soft
  • low density
  • can be cut using knife
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4
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Name two chemical properties of group 1 elements

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  • can react with oxygen
  • can react with water
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5
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What is the arrangement of atomic number in the periodic table?

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Left to right = increasing atomic number

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What is the arrangement of periods in the periodic table?

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Elements in same periods have the same amount of electron shells

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What is the arrangement of groups in the periodic table?

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Elements have the same chemical properties, may have similar physical properties (bc of same no. of valence electron)

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Where are metals, non-metals, and metalloids placed in the periodic table?

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Metals - left
Non-metals - right
Metalloids - middle

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9
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What are metalloids?

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Elements that possess properties of both metals and non-metals

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10
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What are general trends going down and going across the group?

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Going down - atoms get larger
Going across - atoms get smaller

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What is the arrangement of state of matter in the periodic table?

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Solid to gas - left to right

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What are the colours and the state of the five elements in group 7 at room temperature?

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Fluorine - pale yellow, gas
Chlorine - pale yellow-green, gas
Bromine - reddish-brown, liquid
Iodine - greyish-black, solid
Astatine - black, solid

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What are the trends going down group 7?

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Decreasing reactivity, increasing density

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14
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What does group 7 elements consist of?

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Halogens

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15
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Name three physical properties of elements in group 7

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  • low MP and BP
  • colourful
  • high density
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16
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Name three chemical properties of elements in group 7

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  • poisonous
  • diatomic
  • reacts with alkali metals
  • reacts with metal halide (displacement reaction)
17
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Name three physical properties of transition metals

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  • higher MP and BP,
  • harder and stronger,
  • higher density,
    Than group 1, 2 ,3
18
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Name three chemical properties of transition metals

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  • lesser reactivity than group 1, 2, 3
  • forms coloured compounds
  • variable oxidation state
  • can be used as catalyst
19
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Properties of a catalyst and its function

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  • speed up chemical reaction
  • remaid unchanged
  • little amount required
  • specific
20
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What does group 8 elements consist of?

21
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What is a noble gas?

A

Gases that are unreactive

22
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Why are noble gases unreactive?

A

Atoms react to gain and lose electrons to get full outer shells, but noble gases already have full outer shells

23
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Name three physical properties of noble gases

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  • colourless
  • MP and BP increases going down group
  • density increases going down group
24
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Name four applications for noble gases

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Helium - balloon and diver’s tank
Neon - advertisement board
Argon - light bulb
Krypton - airplane runway
Xenon - camera flashlight
Radon - kills cancer

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What are valence electrons and what do they do?
Valence electrons are the number of electrons in the outer shell; they determine the chemical reactivity and bonding behaviour of an element
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What is valency?
No. of electrons needed to lose or gain to achieve a full outer shell