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Quiz on labeling groups and trends on the periodic table
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Elements in groups 3-12 have atoms with valence electrons in the
F sublevel
D sublevel
P sublevel
S sublevel
2
Particles with different charges will always
repel each other
attract each other
pair up
make groups of 3
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Which of these shows the correct number of orbitals for the sublevels
S-2, P-3, D-10, F-14
S-1, P-2, D-3, F-4
S-2, P-3, D-8, F-14
S-2, P-6, D-5, F-14
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A row on the periodic table is called a
period
group
line
family
5
The Noble Gases will not react with other elements because they have
a full nucleus
no electrons to use for bonding
an extra shell of electons that the other atoms don't have.
a full shell of valence electrons
6
This part of the periodic table has the lowest ionization energies
bottom
left side
top
right side
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Valence electrons are found
in the outermost energy level
nearest the nucleus of the atom
farthest from the nucleus of the atom
only in energy level 1
8
The Halogens are located on the
far right side of the PT
bottom of the PT
2nd to last group on the right side of the PT
far left side of the PT
9
The Noble Gases are located on the
bottom of the PT
top of the PT
far left side of the PT
far right side of the PT
10
How many neutrons does an atom with a mass of 17 and an atomic number of 8 have?
9
7
6
8
11
An atom is stable or happy when it has
more neutrons than protons
a full shell of valence electrons
all the protons it can hold onto
only one energy level of electrons
12
The atomic number of an element is found by counting the number of
protons + neutrons
electrons
neutrons
protons
13
The columns on the periodic table are called
families
rows
periods
groups
14
Elements in groups 1 and 2 have atoms with valence electrons in the
P sublevel
S sublevel
D sublevel
F sublevel
15
Which of these best describes an ion
an atom with a different number of electrons
an atom with a different number of protons
the same atom with a different number of neutrons
the same atom with a different number of electrons
16
The Alkali metals are located on the
far right side of the PT
far left side of the PT
top of the PT
bottom of the PT
17
Elements in groups 13-17 have atoms with valence electrons in the
D sublevel
F sublevel
P sublevel
S sublevel
18
The most electronegative element on the chart is
Neon
Sodium
Oxygen
Fluorine
19
The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd energy levels can hold this number of electrons.
2, 8, and 18
2, 8, and 8
1, 2, and 4
2, 2, and 8
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The periodic table is arranged to fit the pattern of
the number ofvalence electrons in the atoms
number of protons in the atoms
how reactive the elements are
all of these
21
The Alkaline Earth Metals
far left side of the PT
top of the PT
far right side of the PT
The 2nd column from the left of the PT
22
Which of these best describes an isotope
the same atom with a different number of electrons
an atom with a different number of electrons
the same atom with a different number of neutrons
an atom with a different number of protons
23
Particles with the same charge will always
pair up
attract each other
make groups of 3
repel each other
24
These two groups are the most reactive elements
Halogens
Noble gases
Alkaline Earth Metals
Alkali Metals
25
The transition metals are located in the
the bottom of the PT
far right side of the PT
left part of the middle of the PT
far left side of the PT
26
The carbon family has this number of valence electrons
1
14
4
2
27
How reactive an element is directly related to
the total number of electrons it has
how big the atom is
the number of valence electrons it has
the number of protons it has
28
The particles that orbit the nucleus are called the
protons
electrons
anti-matter
neutrons
29
The mass number of an element is found by counting the number of
electrons
protons
protons + neutrons
neutrons
30
Which element has 30 protons in its atoms
Rubidium
Bromine
Zinc
Molybdenum
31
The two particles that are found in the nucleus are
neutrons
electrons
protons
anti-matter