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The Early and Modern Periodic Table
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AQA 4.1 Periodic table
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Which group of elements were not included at all in Mendeleeve's table?
noble gases
alkali metals
halogens
alkaline earth metals
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In the modern periodic table, what do elements in the same group all have in common?
Same number of electrons in their outer shell
Same number of neutrons
Same number of protons
Same number of electron shells
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What are the rows on the table called?
Groups
Periods
Rows
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Which of the following is a halogen?
Sodium
Bromine
Potassium
Iron
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As well as the same number of electrons in outer shell, elements in the same group also have...
similar properties
different properties
6
What was the key difference between Mendeleev's periodic table and Newlands'?
He left gaps for elements he thought must exist.
The columns were"groups" with similar properties
Mendeleev had a dream
The elements were placed in order of atomic no.
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How are the atoms in the modern periodic table arranged?
Formula mass
Atomic mass
Neutron number
Atomic number
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How did Newlands attempt to classify the elements?
elements with similar properties in the same column
in order of atomic mass
by arranging them on his piano
n order of atomic number
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What discovery lead to a change in the order of the elements in the periodic table?
subatomic particles
extra aomic particles
macroatomic particles
intra atomic particles
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What are the group 1 metals usually called?
halogens
alkali metals
noble gases
alkaline earth metals
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What are the columns on the table called?
Columns
Groups
Periods
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Newland found each element had similar properties to the one 8 places along, what is the law?
Law of octane
Law of octagon
Law of ocataves
Law of octopus
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What is the atomic number of an element?
Protons
Neutrons + Electrons
Neutrons
Protons + Neutrons