topic 1 test Flashcards

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1
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an element atomic ________ is the average of all the isotopes of an element

A

mass

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2
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t or f
the word periodic means “in a regular, repeated pattern”

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True

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3
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T or F
when you write the chemical symbols, remember to capitalize every letter.

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false

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4
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t or f
if u examine the periodic table u can see that nonmetals make up most of the elements

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false

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5
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t or f
Mendeleev’s original periodic table was sorted by Atomic Mass instead of Atomic Number

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true

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6
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Generally speaking, the metals are found on the ( left/ right) and nonmetals are found on the ( left/ right)

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left; right

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7
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The horizontal rows in the periodic table are known as

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periods

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8
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The vertical columns in the periodic table are known as

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groups and families

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9
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what is titanium

A

transition metals

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10
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what is not true about abt subatmic particles of an atom

A

nucleon

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11
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t or f
Halogens r reactive while the noble gases are not reactive

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true

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12
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carbon is a ______

A

nonmetal

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13
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what element is the friendliest element

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hydrogen

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14
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Lanthandies ad actinides r technically on their own separate periodic table

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false

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15
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how many groups or families are there

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18

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16
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how is the modern periodic table organized

A

number; mass

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17
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t or F
transuranium elements are not stable and each of them decay radioactivetly into other elements

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true

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18
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The ________ electron of an atom are those which have the highest energy they are the outermost energy level

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Valence

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19
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each atom has a certain number of valence electrons. The number of valence electrons is a specific to each element. An atom may have from one to ____________ valence

A

eight

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20
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Elements are classified as metals, nonmetals, or _________.

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metalloids

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21
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The ease and speed with which an element combines or reacts with other substances called its

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Reactivity

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22
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metals don’t react with other metals, but they do react with nonmetals

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true

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23
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A________ material is one that can hammered or rolled into flat sheets or other shapes

24
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A___________ material is one that can be pulled out, or drawn, into long wires

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( Electrical/ Thermal) conductivity is the ability of an Object to transfer heat (electrical/thermal ) conductivity is the ability to carry electric current
thermal/ Electrical
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Why do helium and neon have similar chemical properties
They each have a valence electrons
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What physical property of metal makes them shiny
Luster
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What state are nonmetals usually in at room temperature
Gas
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A _______ is a substance that conducts electrical current under some conditions but not other
Semiconductor
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True or false Bohr models only show the valence electrons while electric diagrams show all electrons of an atom
False
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True or false an element valence electron determines how reactive it is
True
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What is an atom or group of atoms with either positive or negative charge called
Ion
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When a neutral atom games and electron it becomes more
Negative
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When a neutral atom loses an electron it becomes more
Positive
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Ionic bonds are usually between
Metals and nonmetals
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Covalent bonds are usually bonds between
Nonmetals and nonmetals
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True or false covalent bonding can only occur between two atoms of different elements
False
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An ion made of more than one atom is called in
Platomic ion
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A neutral group of atoms joined by covalent bonding is called
Molecule
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Each of bond requires at least
Two electrons
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These types of bonds have a slight electron charge on different parts of the molecule
Polar bonds
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True or false molecules made up of the same type of element can form polar bonds
False
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CO2 is an example of
Nonpolar bonds
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H2O is an example of
Polar bonds
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Ca0 is an example of an
Ionic bond and polar bond
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02 is an example of
Nonpolar Bond
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True or false ionic compounds can conduct electricity when solid
False
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True or false it only takes a little amount of energy to break apart ionic
False
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t or f it only takes a little bit of energy to break a part ionic bonds
false
50
True or false covalent compounds have a relatively low melting point
True
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True or false metal atoms have ionic bonds are more likely to receive electrons
False
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Polarity is a property of
Ionic bonds
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Charged ions or charged pools are attracted to what type of ions impulse
Opposite
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Overall charge of a molecule is
Neutral
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True false and a polar bond the stronger atom forms the positive pull
False