Unit 6 Review

Match the elements with their categories from the periodic table.

• chlorine

• alkali metal in the 2nd period

• silicon

• metalloid in the second period

• lithium

• noble gas in the 4th period

• calcium

• halogen in the 3rd period

• krypton

• alkaline earth metal in 4th period

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To which category does each element belong?

Groups:

(a) metals

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(b) nonmetals

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(c) metalloids

• bromine

• lithium

• zinc

• strontium

• boron

• oxygen

• germanium

• arsenic

• sulfur

• iron

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Order the following elements from SMALLEST to LARGEST atomic radius

• selenium

• tellurium

• oxygen

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Order the following from SMALLEST to LARGEST atomic radius

• potassium, K

• bromine, Br

• germanium, Ge

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Order the following from SMALLEST to LARGEST ionization energy

• lithium, Li

• potassium, K

• sodium, Na

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Label the following cartoon model of an atom

a

b

c

Proton

Electron

Neutron

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Which element has the electron configuration 1s²2s²2p⁶3s²3p⁶4s²3d⁴

• chromium, Cr

• titanium, Ti

• sulfur, S

• molybdenum, Mo

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Which electron configuration represents a neutral atom of oxygen?

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Determine the average atomic mass of an element with three isotopes. Give your answer with six significant figures.

82.58% 87.9056 amu

7.00% 86.9089 amu

10.42% 85.9093 amu

You won't be able to add the units to your answer but be sure to remember them on the test!

Mathematical Equivalence

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Which element does the mass spectrum shown below most likely correspond to?

• ytterbium, Y

• strontium, Sr

• radium, Ra

• francium, Fr

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