Period Table

Question 1

Vertical Columns

Answer 1

Groups or Families
18 left to right
1 & 2, 3A-8A

Question 2

Horizontal Rows

Answer 2

7 Periods

Question 3

Group IA

Answer 3

Alkali Metals
Left Column Lithium down
(except Hydrogen Gas)

Question 4

Group IIA

Answer 4

Alkaline Earth Metals
Column 2
Starting with Be Berillium

Question 5

Group IIIB - IIB
3B-2B

Answer 5

Transition Metals

Question 6

VII A
Group 7A

Answer 6

Halogens
Starting with F (Flourine)

Question 7

VIII A
GROUP 8A

Answer 7

Noble Gases, Rare Gases, Inert Gases
He (Helium) down

Question 8

Alkaline Earth Metal in period 5 2nd Column

Answer 8

Strontium Sr

Question 9

Nobel Gas in period 6, 6th. Row last column

Answer 9

Radon - radio active Nobel gas
(colorless & odorless)

Question 10

Diatomic Molecules

Answer 10

7 elements that come in pairs
H N O F Cl Br I

Question 11

A species that is charged when electrons are gained or lost

Answer 11

Ions

Question 12

Positively charged ion

Answer 12

Cation

Question 13

Negatively charged ion

Answer 13

Anion

Question 14

2 or more atoms joined together by a chemical bond

Answer 14

Molecule

Question 15

2 or more atoms joined together by a chemical bond

Answer 15

Diatomic molecules

Question 16

All elements in group 1 will loose an electron to become more stable, this gives it a charge of

Answer 16

1+

Question 17

Groups 1,2,&3 that form positive ions

Answer 17

Metals

Question 18

Groups 5,6,&7

Answer 18

Non-Metals

Question 19

Groups 1,2,&3 try to group with

Answer 19

5,6,&7

Question 20

If sodium looses an electron it becomes?

Answer 20

Neon (very stable element)

Question 21

Group 8 is very

Answer 21

Unreactive, all elements want to behave like group 8

Question 22

Metalloid Staircase

Answer 22

Semi-Metals
Metals on left
Non Metals on right

Question 23

Neutrons =

Answer 23

Mass # - Atomic #

Question 24

Molecular Fórmula

Answer 24

Shows exact number of atoms of each element H2O2 N2H4

Question 25

Empirical Formula

Answer 25

Shows which elements are present and the simplest whole number ratio of their atoms

Question 26

The # of Protons in the Nucleus

Answer 26

Atomic #

Question 27

Atomic Mass

Answer 27

Protons + Electrons

Question 28

Neutrons =

Answer 28

Atomic Mass - Atomic number