

Survey of Chemistry Chapter 3
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Chemistry
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11th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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15 Slides • 12 Questions
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Chemistry Chapter 3 Section 1

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Multiple Choice
Early attempts to classify matter were based on the order of what?
atomic number
atomic mass
states of matter
mass number
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Multiple Choice
What were the groups that J.W. Dobereiner developed to classify elements called?
triads
cuplets
quads
families
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Multiple Choice
What was the triad chlorine, iodine, and bromine called?
noble triad
halogen triad
alkaline earth triad
alkali triad
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Multiple Choice
Which is true about triads?
highest atomic mass minus lowest atomic mass equals middle elements atomic mass
highest atomic mass plus lowest atomic mass equals middle elements atomic mass
highest atomic mass plus lowest atomic mass divided by two equals close to middle elements atomic mass
highest atomic mass times lowest atomic mass equals middle elements atomic mass
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Multiple Choice
What is the other property that has the same truth about the average of lowest and highest equaling middle element?
volume
reactivity
density
color
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Multiple Choice
What was good about the triads?
Showed value of recognizing patterns
gave exact information about all elements
lead directly to a periodic table
helped explain energy transfer
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Multiple Choice
Who made the first periodic table?
Mendeleev
Mosely
Dalton
Lavoisier
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Multiple Choice
When did Mendeleev start a new column?
when he found an element with the next atomic number
when he found an element with the next mass number
when he found an isotope of hydrogen
when he found an element with properties similar to one already in a column
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Multiple Choice
What was a blank space in Mendeleev's table, according to Mendeleev?
an undiscovered element
a nonexistent element
an isitope of an element
an allotrope of an element
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Multiple Choice
Which is not an example of periodicity?
Halley's comet
28 day moon cycle
days of the week
varying whether patterns
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Multiple Choice
Whose idea was it to use the order of atomic number on the periodic table, as it is now?
Mosely
Mendeleev
Lavoisier
Rutherford
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Multiple Choice
What is the name of the statement that physical and chemical properties of elements repeat regular patterns when arranged by atomic number called?
law of conservation of mass
law of conservation of energy
periodic law
Mendeleev's principle
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