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WorksheetsCHE 101: PERIODIC TABLE TRENDS
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins
As you move down a Group on the periodic table, what happens to the size of the atoms?
they stay the same
they get larger
they get smaller
F, N, B
C, H, and O
Cl or Al?
Se, S, and O
Going down the group, the atomic radius of elements increases. Why is that so?
The number of shell (n) increases
Shielding effect increases
Nucleus attraction towards valence electrons weaker
All of the above
List these 3 elements in order of increasing atomic radius:
Be, F, C
Be, F, C
Be, C, F
F, C, Be
How does the number of protons in the nucleus affect the attraction between the nucleus and valence electrons?
The fewer protons there are, the stronger the attraction is
The more protons there are, the stronger the attraction is
The number of protons will not affect the attraction between the nucleus and valence electrons
Ra, Be, Ca, Rb, H
If a potassium atom lost one electron, what would be the symbol for that ion?
Which of the following is in the correct order of size?
Anion > Atom > Cation
Atom > Cation > Anion
Cation > Atom > Anion
Anion > Cation > Atom
Coulombic attraction affects the atomic radius, especially when moving across the periodic table. Which of the following answers explains why this happens?
There are more protons, so the attraction between opposite charges is stronger.
There are more electrons, so the attraction between opposite charges is stronger.
There are more neutrons, so the attraction between opposite charges is stronger.
Coulombic attraction does not depend on subatomic particles.
