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Periodic Table - How much do you know?
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History of the periodic table (very difficult questions). Used as a chapter starter.
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1
Mendeleev first published his periodic table in what year?
1895
1869
1873
1877
2
The first element created artificially was?
Lawrencium
Ununoctium
Fermium
Technetium
3
Since 2005 , ununoctium (number 118) has only been synthesized ____ times?
6
1
3
5
4
When gallium was discovered, the atoms weight was different from Mendeleev's prediction?
True
False
5
Which element is named after Mendeleev?
105
103
101
107
6
Scientists are currently working on making element number ______
119
122
121
120
7
Lanthanides and Actinides (2 rows on the periodic table at the bottom) are seperate because?
They are all highly explosive
They were discovered later
The periodic table would be too wide if not
They are all radioactive
8
The creator of the periodic table was?
Louis deBroglie
Dmitri Mendeleev
Albert Einstein
Niels Bohr
9
Mendeleev won ___ nobel prize(s) for his work on the periodic table?
3
1
2
0
10
Which name will you not find on the periodic table?
Praseodymium (59)
Antiminum (86)
Copernecium (112)
Molybdenum (42)
11
Mendeleev was nominated for a nobel prize but was not liked because of past comments he made?
False
True
12
How many elements on the periodic table occur naturally around us?
52
75
85
90
13
Mendeleev was able to predict missing elements on his table and left spaces for them?
False
True
14
Mendeleev's table couldn't explain neon, krypton, and argon so he denied their existence
True
False
15
Mendeleev's was the first person to try and sort atoms?
True
False
16
Elements from number ____ to _____ have only been synthesized in labs before.
106-118
115-118
99-118
90-118
17
How many elements are there currently on the periodic table?
118
115
121
124
18
Richard Feynman, a physicist, has stated the highest number the table can get to is ____
134
130
142
138
