Ch 6: The Periodic Table Flashcards

1
Q

Chemists use the __________ of elements to sort them into ______.

A

properties

groups

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2
Q

Who published a classification system in which he grouped elements into triads?

A

J. W. Dobereiner

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3
Q

Who arranged the elements in his periodic table in order of increasing atomic mass?

A

Mendeleev

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4
Q

How are elements arranged in the modern periodic table?

A

In order of increasing atomic number.

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5
Q

What are the three classes of elements?

A
  1. Metals
  2. Nonmetals
  3. Metalloids
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6
Q

The periodic table displays the _______ and _____ of the elements along with information about the _________ of their atoms.

A

symbols
names
structure

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7
Q

Elements can be sorted into _____ _____, ______________ ________, __________ ______, or _____ __________ ______ based on their electron configuration.

A

noble gases
representative elements
transition metals
inner transition metals

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8
Q

What is the distance from the nucleus to the furthermost electron referred to as?

A

Atomic radius

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9
Q

In general, atomic size _________ from top to bottom within a group and _________ from left to right across a period.

A

increases

decreases

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10
Q

Atomic radius: largest value

A

Bottom left

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11
Q

Atomic radius: smallest value

A

Top right

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12
Q

Atomic radius: group trends

A

The amount of energy levels is increasing.

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13
Q

Atomic radius: periodic trends

A

Gaining protons.

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14
Q

Positive and negative ions form when _________ are transferred between atoms.

A

electrons

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15
Q

What is the amount of energy needed to remove the most loosely held electron referred to as?

A

Ionization energy

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16
Q

Ionization energy tends to ________ from top to bottom within a group and ________ from left to right across a period.

A

decrease

increase

17
Q

Ionization energy: largest value

A

Top right

18
Q

Ionization energy: smallest value

A

Bottom left

19
Q

Ionization energy: group trends

A

Farther from the nucleus, electron is easier to lose.

20
Q

Ionization energy: periodic trends

A

The atoms are getting smaller/closer to the nucleus.

21
Q

Cations are always _______ than the atoms from which they form. Anions are always ______ than the atoms from which they form.

A

smaller

larger

22
Q

Metals form positively charged ions by ______ electrons.

A

Losing

23
Q

Cations: groups

A

Increase ionic radius

24
Q

Cations: periods

A

Decrease ionic radius

25
Q

Nonmetals form negatively charged ions by _______ electrons.

A

Gaining

26
Q

Anions: groups

A

Decrease ionic radius

27
Q

Anions: periods

A

Increase then decrease ionic radius

28
Q

What is the relative attractiveness an atom has for its shared electrons?

A

Electronegativity

29
Q

Electronegativity values ________ from top to bottom with a group.

A

Decrease

30
Q

Why does electronegativity decrease from top to bottom?

A

Farther from the nucleus.

31
Q

For representative elements, the values tend to ________ from left to right across a period.

A

Increase

32
Q

Why does representative element values increase from left to right?

A

Closer to the nucleus.

33
Q

Representative elements: largest value

A

Top right

34
Q

Representative elements: smallest value

A

Bottom left

35
Q

The trends that exist among these properties can be explained by variations in ______ _________.

A

atomic structure