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Periodic Table of Elements and Chemical Reactions
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all radioactive elements
alkali
transititon
actinide
noble gases
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This BOND is formed when elements share electrons
James
Ionic
Covalent
Hydronic
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Which element would rather SHARE than give an electron?
Carbon
Neon
Chlorine
Hydrogen
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Most reactive non-metals
AlkaliNe
Alkali
Carbon Family
Halogens
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This Element is NOT a good conductor
Copper
Gold
Lithium
Lanthanum
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The MOST REACTIVE Metals are found....
Group 17 at the bottom
Groups 13-16
In group 2
In group 1
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The UP and DOOWN columns are called ________ on the periodic table.
Periods
Families
series
Bonds
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this bond occurs when an electron is transferred from one element to another
ionic
covalent
nuclear
isotope
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Side to side rows on the periodic table are called
families
Columns
groups
Periods
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The Periodic Table was invented by.....
Einstein
Dr. James Period
Mendeleev
Archimedes
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What is NOT a trait of AlkaliNe Earth Metals?
maleable
High melting points, high densities
Silver or light grey in color
7 valence electrons
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This element is a liquid at room temperature
Neodinium
Osmium
xenon
Mercury
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This element is a METALLOID
Magnesium
Lead
Argon
Silicon
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Elements that do not normally form compounds
Carbon Family
Noble Gases
Halogens
Metals
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This element is UNreactive..... (think valence electrons)
Lead
Xenon
Oxygen
Iron
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The factor that determines how an atom interacts with other atoms.
# of Neutrons
Atomis Mass
# of Valence electrons
# of protons
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Which Elements have 7 valence electrons?
Noble Gases
Transistion Metals
Halogens
Metals Alloys
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Most likely to LOSE AN ELECTRON out of the following....
Oxygen
Carbon
Alkaline Earth Metals
Nitrogen
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Which family has 1 Valence electrons
Halogens
Carbon
Alkali
Alkaline Earth
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The Shell where electrons are available to bond.
Covalent
Ionic
Closest to nucleus
Valence
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What changes have never happened to the periodic table?
New elements added
Hydrogen's position on the table
Organized by atomic number instead of atomic mass
Atomic Number chanfed from # of neutrons to # of protons
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The Periodic Table is organized by
Atomic Mass
Atomic Number
Valence Electrons
Atomic Weight
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This is formed when an ALKALIi and a HALOGEN bond.
Salt
Metalloid
Covalent Bond
Transitional Metal
