Development of the Periodic table Flashcards

1
Q

Atomic mass of middle
element is equal to average of
heaviest and lightest.

A

Triads

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2
Q

were groups of three elements with similar chemical properties, where the atomic mass of the middle element was roughly the average of the other two.

A

1817 Dobereiners Triads

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3
Q

*First and last elements on the
octave share similar properties, limitations are elements with low atomic mass, inspired by the musical octave

A

Newlands Octave

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4
Q

Who made the Newlands octave

A

John Alexander Reina Newlands

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5
Q

*Arranged the elements correctly, is considered the father of the modern periodic table, discovered 63 elements

A

Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleev

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6
Q

rather than
atomic mass is the organizing
factor of the elements, modified mendeleevs law

A

Henry Moseley

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7
Q

*have intermediate
properties of metals and
nonmetals

A

Metalloids

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7
Q

states that when elements are
arranged in increasing atomic numbers, their
physical and chemical properties recur in a
predictable and periodic manner.

A

Periodic Law

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8
Q

*very good conductors
of heat and electricity
*tend to lose valence
electrons

A

Metals

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9
Q

*poor conductors of
heat and electricity
*relatively low melting
and boiling points

A

Nonmetals

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