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(4) The Periodic Table and the Elements
(4) The Periodic Table and the Elements
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Review the properties of the elements by their location on the periodic table
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Which element is an alkaline earth metal?
Cesium
Chromium
Uranium
Magnesium
2
The atomic radius of an element generally increases as you go
down or to the left on the table
up or to the left on the table
up or to the right on the table
down or to the right on the table
3
Which element is an alkali metal?
Vanadium
Uranium
Sodium
Calcium
4
Which element has a larger atomic radius, lithium or potassium?
Potassium
Lithium
5
Which element is a halogen?
Potassium
Titanium
Neon
Chlorine
6
The Carbon Group elements have how many valence electrons?
Two
Eight
Six
Four
7
Which element has a higher ionization energy, potassium or bromine?
Potassium
Bromine
8
The alkaki metals have how many valence electrons?
Seven
Five
One
Three
9
The ionization energy of an element generally increases as you go
up and right on the table
up and left on the table
down and left on the table
down and right on the table
10
The electronegativity of an element generally increases as you go
up and left on the table
down and right on the table
up and right on the table
down and left on the table
11
The Noble Gases have how many valence electrons?
Six
Eight
Four
Two
12
Which element has a higher ionization energy, magnesium or barium?
Barium
Magnesium
13
I left spaces in my table for elements yet to be discovered
Henry Moseley
Lothar Meyer
John Newlands
Dmitri Mendeleev
14
The transition metals are
hard and inert
soft and inert
soft and reactive
hard and reactive
15
Which element is a metalloid?
Copper
Silicon
Beryllium
Helium
16
The metals are generally on the
right side of the table
left side of the table
top of the table
bottom of the table
17
What element has the greatest electronegativity?
Fluorine
Iodine
Hydrogen
Francium
18
Compounds containing ions of transition metals are often
bitter
explosive
colorful
foul smelling
19
Which element has the larger atomic radius, boron or neon?
Neon
Boron
20
Which element has a greater electronegativity, aluminum or chlorine?
Aluminum
Chlorine
21
The Nitrogen Group elements have how many valence electrons?
Five
Seven
One
Three
22
The periods or rows are representative of filling each
successive electron energy level
all the nuclear levels
atomic mass level
neutron level
23
Which element is a noble gas?
Krypton
Nitrogen
Fluorine
Oxygen
24
The columns or groups on the periodic table are organized by the number of electrons
in all energy levels
in highest primary energy level
in ions
in the first energy level
25
The Modern Periodic Table has the elements listed in order of their
atomic number
atomic mass
d level electrons
colors
26
The specific properties of transition metals are often determined by
their radioactivity
their unpaired p-electrons
their unpaired d-electrons
their size
27
The initial attempts at organizing the elements into some type of table were ordered by
color
atomic mass
atomic number
radioactivity
28
I suggested arranging the elements by Atomic Number instead of Atomic Mass
Dmitri Mendeleev
Henry Moseley
Lothar Meyer
John Newlands
29
Which element has a greater electronegativity, iodine or chlorine?
Chlorine
Iodine
30
The Oxygen Group elements have how many valence electrons?
Six
Two
Four
Eight
31
The Halogen Group elements have how many valence electrons?
Five
Three
Seven
One
32
The alkaline earth metals have how many valence electrons?
Four
Six
Eight
Two
33
I realized the elements had repeating similar properties and called it the "Law of Octaves"
Lothar Meyer
Dmitri Mendeleev
John Newlands
Henry Moseley
34
Which element is a transition metal?
Iron
Calcium
Lithium
Lead
35
The inner transition metals are at the
bottom of the table
top of the table
right side of the table
left side of the table
36
Techniques for separating transition metals from their ores include all
but
heating
freezing
subjecting to electric current
dissolving in solution
37
The Boron Group elements have how many valence electrons?
One
Five
Seven
Three
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The nonmetals are generally on the
bottom of the table
right side of the table
top of the table
left side of the table