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1
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What is the group number for the Carbon family?

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14

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What is the group number for the Nitrogen family?

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15

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What is the group number for the Oxygen family?

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16

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What is the group number for the Halogen family?

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17

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What is the group number for the Noble gases?

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18

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Name a nonmetal in the Carbon family.

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Carbon

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Name a nonmetal in the Nitrogen family.

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Nitrogen

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Name a nonmetal in the Oxygen family.

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Oxygen

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Name a nonmetal in the Halogen family.

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Chlorine

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Name a nonmetal in the Noble gas family.

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Neon

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11
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How can the properties of an element be predicted?

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Its location on the periodic table

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What are the four things in an element square on the periodic table?

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Atomic number, chemical symbol, name, and atomic mass.

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What are the physical properties of metals?

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Shininess, Malleability, Ductility, and Conductivity.

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How does the reactivity of metals change?

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Left to right across the periodic table.

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What is the most useful property of the metalloid?

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The varying ability to conduct electricity.

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What is Thomson’s model?

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An atom as a ball of positive charge with electrons embedded in it.

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Who discovered the nucleus?

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Ernest Rutherford

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What is a nucleus?

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The tiny, positively charged center of an atom.

19
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What has a mass about equal to one amu?

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A proton or a neutron.

20
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When did Dmitri Mendeleev notice the pattern of properties?

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When he arranged the elements in order of increasing atomic mass.

21
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Who published the first periodic table?

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Mendeleev

22
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What happened after protons were discovered?

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Elements were rearranged according to atomic number.

23
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What can you do with a ductile material?

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It can be pulled out, or drawn, into a long wire.

24
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What group are alkali metals in?

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Group 1

25
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Are alkali metals ever found uncombined in nature?

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No, because of it’s reactivity

26
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What is a diatomic molecule?

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A molecule that is made up of two atoms.

27
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How many metals are in the halogen family?

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One

28
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How many electrons does a halogen atom typically gains or shares?

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One

29
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Are halogens reactive?

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Yes

30
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What is a metalloid?

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A element with some characteristics of metals and nonmetals.

31
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Who discovered the effects of radioactive decay?

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Henri Becquerel

32
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How did Henri Becquerel discover the effects of radioactive decay?

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Studying a mineral containing uranium

33
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What is radioactivty?

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The spontaneous emission of radiation by an unstable atomic nucleus.

34
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What are tracers?

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Radioactive isotopes that can be followed through the steps of a chemical reaction or an industrial process.

35
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What are tracers used for?

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Biologists studying plants, engineers surveying flaws in metal and doctors detecting medical problems

36
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What is the cloud around the atom made of?

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Electrons

37
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What is the particle with a plus sign called?

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Protons

38
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What is the neutral particle called?

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Neutron

39
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What is the whole atom?

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Nucleus

40
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What are the four models of the atoms?

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Rutherford, Thomson, Bohr, and Dalton

41
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What does Dalton’s model look like?

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A round sphere

42
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What does Thomson’s model look like?

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A positively charged sphere with negatively charged electrons

43
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What does Bohr’s model look like?

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A sphere in the middle (6+) and 2 circles around it with electrons (e-)

44
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What does Rutherford’s model look like?

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A sphere in the middle (6+) with many circles around in with electrons on the circles (e-).

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