Electrons and the Periodic Table

Metalloids are

Which element is so unique that is doesn't belong to any other family?

In what orbital do you find the transition metals?

An element that has properties of both metals and nonmetals and is a good semiconductor would be considered

How many electrons can the s orbital hold?

Metals on the table are on the

Which of the following are semimetals/ metalloids?

What are valence electrons?

The group on the periodic table that has this electron dot notation is

How many valence electrons does Boron have?

Elements with similar chemical properties on the table are in the same

Which group is the only group made up entirely of gases like Xenon, Radon, and Argon?

If an element has similar chemical properties to another, it is in the same_________

Periods on the table are the

Nonmetals on the table are on the

Which group contains the most reactive metals

Which of the following is a metal?

Groups on the table are the

How is the modern periodic table organized?

If an element has the same energy levels/shells as another element, they are in the same ______

An element that is shiny, malleable, and a good conductor of heat and electricity would be a

The number of valence electrons in Group 17/ Halogens is

Mendeleev's periodic table was important because

Which group is stable, non-reactive or inert and is represented by 8A above it's group?

An element that is dull and does not conduct heat or electricity would be considered

Halogens' configurations will always end in

Which group contains the most reactive non-metals?

Which element has a configuration ending in 3d⁷?

The Inner Transitions metals called the actinide and lanthanide series belong to which block of elements?

In what block of electrons would you find the Oxygen Family?

What determines an element's reactivity?

What family belong to the s-block of electrons?