The Real Periodic Table

Organize atoms into correct categories based on their position on the periodic table

Groups:

(a) metals

,

(b) non metals

,

(c) metalloids

• Ne

• Cl

• Si

• Fe

• Na

• Mg

• Al

• As

• S

• O

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Match the following

• Ca

• group 1 metal

• H

• element with only 1 proton

• Li

• group 2 metal

• Ne

• noble gas

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The periodic table is arranged by​ (a)   . The vertical columns are referred to as ​ (b)   while the horizontal rows are called ​ (c)   .

• atomic number
• groups
• periods
• atomic mass
• number of neutrons

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Match the following

• non-metals

• elements that gain electrons, do not conduct electricity, and are brittle

• metalloids

• elements that have properties of both metals and non-metals

• metals

• elements that lose electrons, conduct electricity, and are malleable

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In terms of electron configuration, group 1 & 2 on the periodic table represent the __ orbitals.

• s

• p

• d

• f

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All elements in group 2 have _ valence electrons.

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Effective nuclear charge measures the attraction a valence electron feels to the nucleus of an atom. It is calculated by subtracting the​ (a)   from the​ (b)  

• number of core electrons
• total number of protons
• number of valence electrons
• total number of neutrons

Match the effective nuclear charge to the correct atom

• +2

• P

• +5

• Mg

• +3

• Al

• +7

• Ar

• +8

• Cl

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Considering the metals: Na, Mg, and Al we note that ​ (a)   has the highest effective nuclear charge. During an experiment we note that Al is the least reactive of the three metals. We would predict​ (b)   to be the most reactive.

• Al
• Na
• Mg

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The two atoms with the same effective nuclear charge as Mg are​ ​

• Ca
• Be
• Na
• Al

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