The ultimate reason fluorine and chlorine have similar properties is because

Their outer electrons are configured in a similar way

Because the test is next Monday,

My study guide should be done by Friday so we can review it.

The Chapter 6 Test is on ___________________

Monday, & I need to understand major patterns on per table.

The transition metal region of the periodic table is

10 atoms wide because there are 5 orbitals in any d sublevel

The next part of Ch. 6 will relate size, electronegativity & ionization energy of atoms to

The location of the atom on the periodic table

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1
The ultimate reason fluorine and chlorine have similar properties is because
They're in the same family
Their outer electrons are configured in a similar way
Mendeleev said so
They're in the same column on the periodic table
2
The element with the electron configuration [Kr] 5S² 4d¹⁰ 5P⁵
A noble gas
A metal
A gas in period 5
A halogen in period 5
3
Not studying for your chem test would be a 3P⁴, 5P⁵, 2P³
BAD
SIN
Good idea
Bad idea
4
Because the test is next Monday,
My study guide should be done by next Monday.
My study guide should be done by next Tuesday.
My study guide should be done by Friday so we can review it.
I don't see any value in knowing everything on the test.
5
The Chapter 6 Test is on ___________________
Monday, & I better spend all weekend memorizing everything
New Years Eve
Tuesday
Monday, & I need to understand major patterns on per table.
6
[Rn] 7S² is the electron configuration for
Ra
Fr
Ba
Ac
7
The shorthand electron configuration for Vanadium (V) is:
[Ar] 4S2 4d3
[Ar] 4S2 3d3
V
[Ar] 3d3
8
In the modern periodic table, elements are listed in order of:
Increasing atomic number
Increasing atomic mass
Increasing electronegativity
How expensive they are
9
Sodium's electron configuration indicates that it will be involved in reactions where it:
gains 2 electrons
loses 1 electron
gains 1 electron
loses 2 electrons
10
Most of the elements on the periodic table are:
Plasma
Solids
Liquids
Gases
11
The transition metal region of the periodic table is
10 atoms wide because there are 5 orbitals in any d sublevel
Short and fat like Mr. Kelly
10 atoms wide b/c Mendeleev thought it looked good that way
6 atoms wide because of the p orbitals
12
The shorthand electron configuration for Phosphorus is:
[Ne] 3P3
I'm just going to hope this isn't really on the test
[Ne] 3S2 3P3
[Ar] 3S2 3P3
13
Another name for the part of the periodic table that contains transition metals is:
The D-Block
The S-Block
The "T for Transition" Block
The P-Block
14
Tomorrow I need to be on time and ready to learn, because we're going to learn about
How cool Mr. Kelly was in high school
How cool Mr. Kelly was in college
Periodic trends
How cool his kids at home think he is
15
When writing shorthand electron configurations, start with:
The last noble gas
The next noble gas
Any noble gas
A hope and a prayer
16
Sodium is:
A non metal
A semimetal
something smart people throw in the snow
A metal
17
The atom with an electron configuration ending 5S² 4d¹⁰ 5P²
Sn
Sb
Pb
Ge
18
Whenever Mr. Kelly reacts sodium with water he thinks:
"I remember the time Mr. Pannier stole my sodium"
"It's nice of the tax payers buy me cool stuff to play with"
All of the above
"I could do something similar with potassium"
19
On the ch. 6 Exam, writing electron configurations will be easy because you'll be allowed to:
Just write some random answers
Look at someone else's test
Look at the periodic table
Look things up in the book.
20
The next part of Ch. 6 will relate size, electronegativity & ionization energy of atoms to
Really hard stuff
Turkey, stuffing, and mashed potatoes
Mr. Kelly's gonna mumble about this while I look at my phone
The location of the atom on the periodic table

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