Unit 3 Periodic Table Flashcards

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Left side of the periodic table:

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metals

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malleable, ductile

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metals

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3
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good conductors of electricity

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metals

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4
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most are solid at room temperature (except for mercury)

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metals

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5
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right side of periodic table (and hydrogen)

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nonmetals

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6
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brittle

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nonmetals

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7
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most are gas at room temperature

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nonmetals

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8
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located along stair step of periodic table

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metalloids

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semiconductors

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metalloids

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10
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Periods

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horizontal rows on the periodic table

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Groups

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vertical columns on the periodic table (also called families)

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12
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what groups are transition metals

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groups 3-12 or B groups

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13
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transition metals are _____ luster

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high

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14
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inner transition metals

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lanthanides: bellow periodic table (first row)
actinides: bellow periodic table (second row)

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15
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Halogens

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Group 17
-most reactive nonmetals

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16
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Nobel Gases

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group 18
-Stable atoms that don’t bond with other elements (inert)
-nonflammable and nonreactive

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17
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Alkali metals

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first group of periodic tables
-most reactive metals

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18
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where are Alkaline Earth metals

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group 2 in periodic table

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19
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Electron Cloud

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area round nucleus where electrons are likely to be found.

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Orbitals

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3d regions around the nucleus that describe probable locations of electrons

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What are the four types of sublevels?

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how many orbitals dose each sublevel have?

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How many electrons can each sublevel hold?

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s=2
p=6
d=10
f=14

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each orbital can hold ___ electrons?

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Electron Configuration
the arrangement of electrons in an atom
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An electron occupies the ________ energy orbital that can receive it.
lowest
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2 electrons that occupy the same orbital must have ______ ___________.
opposite spins
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How do orbitals of the same energy fill up?
each orbital is occupied by 1 electron before any orbital is occupied by a 2nd electron.
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In the Sublevel 3s^2 what dose "3" represent
3 represents the energy level.
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Valence Electrons
the electrons in the outermost energy level (energy shell)
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Oxidation number
the charge of an ion
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stable
an atom with a full outer energy shell
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period number =
the number of energy levels
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for non-transition elements, group number=
number of valence electrons
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For transition metals, the number of valence electrons is:
all electrons in the highest value of n (energy level), and unfilled d or f shells
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Octet rule-
chemical compounds form so that each atom has a full set of electrons in its highest energy level.
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Trend in atomic radius and atomic character across the periodic table:
increases as you go down the periodic table decreases as you go from left to right
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Trend in electronegativity and ionization energy across the periodic table:
decreases as you go down the periodic table increases as you go from left to right
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Cation
a positive ion -metals from cations
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Anion
a negative ion -nonmetals from anions
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Ionization energy (IE)
energy needed to remove an electron from a neutral ion -the greater the number the harder it is to remove an electron
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Each successive electron removed requires ________ energy.
more
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electronegativity
the ability of an atom to attract electrons.
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metalic character
ser of chemical properties associated with metal on the periodic table. -ability to lose electrons (easily achieve octet) -low ionization energy -low electronegativity
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Most metallic elements
bottom left
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What elements along the stair of the periodic table are not Metalloids?
Aluminum (Al), Astatine (At)