Development of the Periodic Table Flashcards

1
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How were elements first ordered by?

A

Atomic weight.

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2
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Who proposed the ‘law of octaves’, and in what year?

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Newlands, in 1864.

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What did Newland base his order on?

A
  • He ordered them by atomic weight.

- He said the properties of every eighth element were similar.

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4
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What problem did Newland face?

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New elements were being discovered which did not fit into his table.

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5
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Who slightly changed the order and left gaps, and in what year?

A

Mendeleev, in 1869.

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6
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What did Mendeleev use his table to do?

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-He predicted the properties of undiscovered elements.

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Why was his table accepted?

A

Newly discovered elements had similar properties to the ones which he predicted.

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8
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How are elements ordered in the modern periodic table?

A

By atomic (proton) number.

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9
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What is the same about all elements in a group?

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They have the same number of electrons on the outer shell - the highest energy level.

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