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Chapter 12- The Periodic Table
Chlorine and iodine are these
What is necessary for substances to burn?
Chapter 12- The Periodic Table
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What is necessary for substances to burn?
oxygen
carbon
helium
hydrogen
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Chlorine and iodine are these
calcium
lanthanides
alkali metals
halogens
3
Most of the elements in the periodic table are
metalloids
metals
nonmetals
gases
4
These metals react with water to form hydrogen.
argons
alkali metals
oxygen
halogens
5
The number beneath carbon indicates the
element name
atomic mass
chemical symbol
atomic number
6
Which of the following elements is the most metallic
Kr
Cu
K
Fe
7
Which element group has all nonmetals
V, Cr, Mn
As, Se, Br
K, Ca, Sc
Se, Br, Kr
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The vertical column of elements on the periodic table is called a
atomic mass
group
semiconductor
period
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Which of these elements is the least metallic
Co
Zn
Se
V
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Which one of the following tells the physical state of an element at room temperature
the element name
The atomic number
the atomic mass
the color of the chemical symbol
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Cement and chalk are compounds of this
alkali metals
lanthanides
sodium
calcium
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The horizontal row on the periodic table is called a
atomic number
period
group
family
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The number at the top is the
atomic number
element name
atomic mass
chemical symbol
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Diamond and soot are forms of this
oxygen
carbon
argon
hydrogen
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This is a colorless, odorless gas
carbon
nitrogen
hydrogen
oxygen
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Some of these reactive metals are used to make steel
lanthanides
nitrogen
argon
aluminum
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This makes up about 80% of the air we breathe
oxygen
hydrogen
carbon
nitrogen
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Light bulbs last longer when they are filled with this gas
oxygen
nitrogen
carbon
argon
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This is important for most living things
oxygen
carbon dioxide
nitrogen
carbon
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Transition metals are
more reactive than alkali metals
used to make aluminum
good conductors of thermal energy
not good conductors of electric current
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Mendeleev arranged the elements by
appearance
increasing atomic mass
density
melting point
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Mendeleev found that the properties of known elements followed a pattern that repeated every
7 elements
5 elements
10 elements
14 elements
23
How do the physical & chemical properties of the elements change
across each period
withing a family
within a group
across each group
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This metal, part of the Boron Group, is used for aircrafts
aluminum
iron
tin
gold