the periodic table Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
Q

in what order are the elements of the periodic table arranged in ?

A

increasing atomic number

atomic number =protons

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If elements are in the same group, what do they have in common?

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Elements in the same group have the same number of electrons in their outer shell and so have similar properties meaning the will react in a similar way

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3
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What makes the periodic table periodic?

A

because similar properties occur at regular intervals

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4
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What are the groups and periods of the periodic table?

What do they show?

A

groups are columns = electrons in outer shell

periods are rows = number of shells

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5
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what are the properties of metals?

A
shiny
mostly solid
dense and strong
malleable
good heat and electrical conductors
from basic oxides
high m.p and b.p
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6
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How is the modern day way of arranging elements different to the past way.

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Today, we rank elements by their atomic number (protons in nucleus)
Before sub-atomic particles were discovered, scientists tried to sort elements by their mass.

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7
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Who was John Newland’s?

Why was his table problematic?

A

John Newlands was the first chemist to devise a periodic table

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8
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What are the properties of non metals

A
low m.p and b.p
do not conduct electricity (apart from graphite)
dull
brittle
low
acidic oxides
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9
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early periodic tables were incomplete and element were placed in inappropriate groups of what was to be followed?

A

the strict order of atomic weights

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10
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Knowledge of what made it possible to explain why the order based on atomic weights was not always correct?

A

isotopes

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11
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Mendeleev overcame some problems with the table b doing what?
He also changed the order of some elements based on what?

A

Leaving gaps for undiscovered elements… he was able to predict their properties and masses

atomics weights

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12
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When metals react they….

A

lose 1 or more negatively charged electrons to form positively charged ions

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13
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Elements that do not form positive ions are …

A

Non-metals

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14
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What has the discovery of protons and isotopes shown about Mendeleev’s way of ordering the elements.

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The discovery of protons and isotopes show that Mendeleev ordered elements exactly by atomic number (proton number)

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15
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When non-metals react…..

A

they either

gain electrons to form negatively charged ions

or

share electrons to form neutral molecules

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