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Notes on Periodic Table

Notes on Periodic Table

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Chemistry

10th - 11th Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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27 Slides • 7 Questions

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Periodic Table Notes 1

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It is periodic in nature - general physical and chemical properties of the elements repeat periodically.

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Multiple Choice

In the ground state, all atoms of Group 15 elements have the same number of

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electron shells

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valence electrons

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neutrons

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protons

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Multiple Choice

Elements in Period 3 have...

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the same atomic number

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the same number of levels occupied by electrons

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the same favorite food

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the same atomic mass

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Multiple Select

Check which options are classified as metals (there are more than one!)

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Calcium

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Argon

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Aluminum

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Silicon

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT diatomic?

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hydrogen

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carbon

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oxygen

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fluorine

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Multiple Choice

carbon and graphite are allotropes because...

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they are both found in tropical climates

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they are composed of the same element, but arranged differently to result in similar properties

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they are composed of the same element, but arranged differently to result in different properties

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Multiple Choice

Which element has the highest electronegativity?

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Francium

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Fluorine

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Lithium

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Oxygen

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One more question- how is the modern (current) periodic table arranged?

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atomic number

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atomic mass

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electronegativity

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valence electrons

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In the next set of notes, we will look at the groups/families of the periodic table.

Periodic Table Notes 1

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