C2-the periodic table Flashcards

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physical properties of a element

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describe how a substance behaves generally

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chemical properties of an element

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describe how a substance behaves in terms of its chemical reactions

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3
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columns are called

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groups

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rows are called

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periods

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metals are:

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  • normally good conductors of heat and electricity
  • shiny when cut
  • malleable
  • dense and sonorous
  • most have high melting points
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non-metals are:

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  • often have properties the opposite of metals
  • low boiling points (so are gases at room temperature)
  • poor conductors of electricity and heat
  • dull in appearance
  • low density
  • brittle and not sonorous
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group 0 are called:

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noble gases

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group 0 are:

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  • very unreactive
  • low boiling points
  • their boiling points increase down the group
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group 1 are called:

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alkali metals

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group 1 are:

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  • very reactive
  • react strongly with water
  • get more reactive as you go down the group
  • low melting points (that most metals)
  • melting points decrease down the group
  • always produce a metal hydroxide and hydrogen gas when reacted with water
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group 7 are called:

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halogens

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group 7 are:

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  • very reactive
  • the opposite of group 1
  • melting point increases down the group
  • reactivity decreases down the group
  • an element from higher up the group takes the place of one from lower down the group in a compound (displacement reactions)
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