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BASIC Periodic Table Review
BASIC Periodic Table Review
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Periodic table, metals, nonmetals, and metaloids
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Who is the Russian chemist credited with organizing the elements into the periodic table?
Albert Einstein
Davy Humphrey
Dimitri Mendeleev
Henry Moseley
2
Metalloids (like silicon) are known for being good:
conductors
semiconductors
inert gases
insulators
3
The element found in both the atmosphere and your body is:
magnesium
calcium
water
oxygen
4
Over 96% of the mass of your body are elements from what group?
metals
nonmetals
halogens
noble gases
5
On the periodic table, the larger number in each element's box (often a decimal) is the:
date discovered
# of protons, neutrons, and electrons
atomic mass
atomic number
6
The group of elements that have a complete outer shell, so do NOT react with others are the:
nonmetals
halogens
metalloids
noble gases
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The elements on the periodic table are organized by:
atomic mass
alphabetically
date discovered
atomic number
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Group 17 on the periodic table (7 outer electrons, so want to gain 1) is called the:
noble gases
alkali metals
halogens
alkaline earth metals
9
The top four elements in the human body include all of the following except
Nitrogen
Bromine
Carbon
Hydrogen
10
The 1st column on the periodic table (with 1 electron to get rid of) is called the:
alkaline earth metals
halogens
alkali metals
noble gases
11
The rows (across) on the periodic table are called:
families
groups
sessions
periods
12
In the 1800s the first periodic table of the elements, was arranged by?
atomic number
alphabetic order
atomic mass
neutrons
13
One of the only liquids (at room temperature) on the periodic table is:
mercury
carbon
nitrogen
sodium
14
Which is NOT a physical property of metals?
luster
malleability
ductility
brittle
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The ability of a metal to be hammered into sheets (like aluminum foil) is called:
ductility
malleability
luster
conductivity