Chapter 5.1(part of 5.2) Flashcards

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1 Dalton

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  • 1800
  • 1st person to publish the list of elements
  • put them in order of weight from lowest –> highest
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2 Berzelius

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  • coming up with the accurate atomic weights
  • wanted to organize the elements more accurately than Dalton
  • Glass blowing guy
  • Discovered Silicon
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3 Dobereiner

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  • DIDNT look at elements by their weight
  • Observed elements by chemical properties
  • Created triads(groups of 3)
    *Problem: not all of the chemicals were grouped at all or grouped improperly b/c is doesn’t work in every element
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4 Bunsen

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  • invented:
    *bunsen burner
    *spectrascope
  • comes up with a new way to find and identify elements
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5
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5 Newlands

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  • Law of Octaves(1864)
    *every eighth element has similar properties
  • concept is still used today just not in eighths
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6 Mendeleev

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  • published 1st periodic table (1869)
  • missing a whole group still (noble gases)
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7 Ramsey

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  • Made leap discovery of noble gases
    *added them as a group
  • discovered heium, krypton, xenon, and neon
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8 Moseley

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  • Introduces the atomic number
  • can’t have half of a proton. so nothing in between
  • could only be 92 elements
  • his 1st periodic table(1913)
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9
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who published the 1st list of the elements?

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Dalton

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10
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who was the glass blowing guy?

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Berzelius

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Who was the 1st person to observe elements by their chemical properties?

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Dobereiner

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12
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Who tried to organize the elements into triads?

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Dobereiner

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13
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Who invented the Bunsen burner?

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Bunsen

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14
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Who invented the spectroscope?

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Bunsen

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15
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Who created the law of octaves?

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Newlands

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16
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what was the law of octaves?

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every eighth element had similar properties

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17
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who was the 1st periodic table published by?

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Mendeleev

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18
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what group was missing from Mendeleev’s periodic table?

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Noble gases

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19
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who added noble gases to the group?

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Ramsey

20
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Who introduced the atomic number?

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Moseley

21
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what did Moseley define the atomic number as?

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  • Can’t have half of a proton so, nothing in between, they were only positive integers
  • Could only nay 92 elements
22
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What is Group 1?

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Alkali metals

23
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What is Group 2?

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Alkaline-Earth metals

24
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What is the two lines below the periodic table?

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Inner transition metals

25
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What are Groups 3-12?

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Transition Metals

26
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What is Group 13?

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Boron family

27
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What is Group 14?

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Carbon family

28
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What is Group 15?

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Nitrogen Family

29
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What is Group 16?

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Oxygen Family

30
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What is Group 17?

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Halogen Family

31
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What is Group 18?

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Noble Gases

32
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What are the characteristics of Alkali metals?

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  • ductile + malleable
  • good electric + heat conductors
  • low melting point
  • have atoms with electrons in the outermost energy level
  • silvery luster
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What are the characteristics of Alkaline-Earth metals?

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  • silvery luster
  • ductile + malleable
  • good electric + heat conductors
  • LESS reactive than alkali metals
  • have atoms with 2 electrons in the outermost energy level
  • occur in compounds either insoluble or slightly soluble
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What are the characteristics of transition metals?

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  • ductile + malleable
  • good electric + heat conductors
  • silvery luster (EXCEPT gold + copper)
  • Higher melting + boiling points than Groups 1 + 2
  • More brittle + harder than Groups 1+ 2
  • Chemical properties differ from each other
35
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What are the characteristics of the oxygen family?

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  • Has 3 nonmetals
  • Has one metalloid
  • Has one metal
  • Have atoms that have 6 electrons in outmost energy level
  • Tend to form covalent compounds with other elements
  • Exist in several allotropic forms
36
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What are the characteristics of the Halogen Family?

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  • Are ALL nonmetals
  • Are reactive
  • Consist of atoms that have 7 electrons in the outermost energy level
  • Exist at room temperature as a solid or gas
  • Dissolves in sea water
  • Found in rocks of Earth’s crust
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What are the characteristics of the Noble Gases?

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  • Generally unreactive
  • Low reactivity
  • Colorless, odorless, and tasteless
  • Generally don’t form chemical bonds
  • Non-flammable
38
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what element was discovered first on the sun and how?

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  • Helium
  • It was discovered by Pierre Janssen who saw a yellow spectrum line in the sunlight during a solar eclipse.
39
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What is the maximum number of electrons in the innermost(first) shell in an atom can contain?

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2 electrons

40
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What is the maximum number of electrons in the second shell in an atom can contain?

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8 electrons

41
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What is the maximum number of electrons in the third shell in an atom can contain?

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32 electrons

42
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Name the element that was named after Mendeleev

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Mendelevium

43
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What did Bohr improve on the previous atomic model?

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He made it so that the electrons could only travel in specific energy level, NOT in between

44
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Mendeleev’s principle of chemical periodicity is correctly state in what?

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Periodic Law

45
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What is periodic law?

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The physical and chemical properties of the elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers

46
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what are lanthanides?

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the 14 elements with atomic numbers from 58 to 71

47
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what are actinides?

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the 14 elements with atomic numbers from 90 to 103