Chemistry-Periodic Table-Random Facts and Locations p12 Flashcards
group or family
a column on table
period
a row on table; there are 7
metals
to the left of the “staircase” on table; majority of atoms
nonmetals
to the right of “staircase”; includes Hydrogen
metalloids or semietals
B (Boron), Si (Silicon), Ge (Germanium), As (Arsenic), Sb (Antimony), Te (Tellurium); “staircase”
noble gases
group 18
transition gases
groups 3-12 (d-block)
lanthanide series
57-70 protons (lanthanoids)
actinide series
89-102 protons (actinoids)
alkali metals
Group 1
alkaline-earth metals
Group 2
halogens
Group 17
metals (long list)
lower left corner of periodic table good electrical and heat conductors are malleable and ductile and lustrous have hight tensile strength are solid at room temperature (except Hg (mercury), which is liquid at room temp)
nonmetals (long list)
upper right corner of periodic table
are poor electrical and heat conductors
are brittle when solid and dull (not shiny)
are mostly gaseous at room temp but can be liquids (Br (Bromine)) or solids (C (Carbon), P (Phosphorous), S (Sulfur), Se (Selenium), I (Iodine))
metalloids or semimetals (long list)
located along “staircase” on periodic table
have characteristics of both metals and nonmetals
all solid at room temp
B, Si, Ge, As, Sb, Te