12 - Periodic Table Flashcards

1
Q

What is the purpose of having a periodic table?

A

It is a way of classifying elements according to their valence shell and number of electron shells.

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2
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How is the periodic table arranged?

A

The periodic table is arranged by their increasing atomic number

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3
Q

What are rows named in the periodic table?

A

Period

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4
Q

What are columns in the periodic table called?

A

Group

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5
Q

Where are metals and nonmetals placed?

A

Metals are in the left and non metals are in the right

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6
Q

Why are elements classified based on their group?

A

Elements with the same group have the same properties

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7
Q

What does the group tell you?

A

The valence electrons of the atom

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8
Q

What does the period tell you?

A

Number of shells the atom has

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9
Q

Describe the trends of alkali metals in the periodic table

A
  1. Density Increases
  2. Melting point decreases
  3. Reactivity increases
  4. Softness Increases
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10
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Describe the trends on halogens in the periodic table

A
  1. Density increases
  2. Boiling point increases
  3. Reactivity Decreases
  4. Color gets deeper
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11
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Describe the trends in noble gases in the periodic table

A
  1. Density increases
  2. Boiling point increases
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12
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State the properties of alkali metals

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  1. Low density -> Float in water
  2. Soft
  3. Good conductors of heat and electricity
  4. React violently with water
  5. Most reactive metals
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13
Q

What is the color of fluorine?

A

Yellow gas

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14
Q

What is the color of chlorine

A

green gas

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15
Q

What is the color of bromine

A

Red liquid

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16
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What is the color of iodine

A

Black/Purple Solid

17
Q

Describe the displacement of halogens

A

The more reactive halogen will displace the less reactive halogen

18
Q

What is the use of helium?

A

Used to fill balloons and airships because it is lighter than air

19
Q

What is argon used for?

A

A filler in tungsten for lightbulbs so that the filament will not burn

20
Q

What is neon used for?

A

Used in advertising signs because it glows

21
Q

What is krypton used for?

A

Used for lasers

22
Q

What is xenon used for?

A

Used for bright light

23
Q

Describe the physical properties of transition metals

A

Hard, tough, strong
High melting points
Malleable
Good conductors of heat and electricity
High density

No clear trend in reactivity
Form colored compounds
Form ions with different charges
Much less reactive than group 1 elements

24
Q

What are transition metals used for?

A

They are mostly used for making alloys and steels for construction