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Ellington - Review Periodic Trends

Ellington - Review Periodic Trends

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Chemistry

9th - 10th Grade

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NGSS
HS-PS1-1, HS-LS3-1, HS-PS1-2

Standards-aligned

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Eileen Pascucci

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5 Slides • 13 Questions

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Ellington - Review Periodic Trends

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Periodic table families

  • Elements with similar characteristics are in the same family

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Multiple Choice

Which element would you expect to react similarly to Mg?

1

Ca

2

Na

3

Al

4

H

4

Multiple Choice

Which element would you expect to have similar characteristics to Ne?

1

F

2

Cl

3

Ar

4

H

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Multiple Choice

The modern periodic table is arranged by increasing

1

mass

2

atomic number

3

reactivity

4

ionization energy

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Find the Trend!

  • As we add energy levels the atomic radius increases

  • As we add protons to the nucleus the radius decreases

  • The magnetic pull between protons and electrons is the key to this trend

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Multiple Choice

Which element has the most energy levels?

1

Li

2

K

3

Cs

4

Fr

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Multiple Choice

Which element has the largest radius?

1

Li

2

Na

3

Cs

4

Fr

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Multiple Choice

Which element has the most protons in the nucleus?

1

Na

2

Al

3

P

4

Cl

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Multiple Choice

Which element has the smallest radius?

1

Na

2

Al

3

P

4

Cl

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Open Ended

What questions do you have?

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Strongest Elements

  • Electronegativity is how we describe an element's ability to steal electrons

  • Fluorine is the most electronegative element.

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Multiple Choice

Which element is the most electronegative?

1

B

2

Al

3

In

4

Tl

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Multiple Choice

Which element is the most electronegative?

1

Rb

2

In

3

Sb

4

I

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Ionization Energy

  • How much energy it takes to pull an electron from the element.

  • Fluorine is the most difficult to steal an electron from.

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Multiple Choice

Which element would be the most difficult to remove an electron from?

1

O

2

S

3

Se

4

Po

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Multiple Choice

Which element has the weakest hold on its valence electrons?

1

Na

2

K

3

Rb

4

Cs

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Open Ended

What questions do you have?

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