Periodic Table Flashcards

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1
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how are the elements in the periodic table arranged?

A

in increasing proton number from left to right

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2
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what is the horizontal row of the periodic table called?

A

period

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3
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what is the vertical column of the periodic table called?

A

group

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4
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what are the elements between group II and group III called?

A

transition elements or transition metals

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5
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what is the pattern between elements in the same group?

A

they have the same number of valence electrons

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6
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what is the pattern between elements with the same number of valence electrons?

A

they have the same chemical properties

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7
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what is the pattern between elements in the same period?

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they have the same number of electron shells

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8
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what are group I elements called?

A

alkali metals

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9
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what are some properties of alkali metals?

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  • most reactive metals in periodic table
  • only have one valence electron
  • shiny, silvery solids
  • soft and can be easily cut with a knife
  • have low densities
  • low MP
  • tarnish easily in air
  • react vigorously in cold water
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10
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what is the pattern of alkali metals?

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  • MP decreases down the group

- chemical reactivity increases down teh group

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11
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what are group VII elements called?

A

halogens

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12
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what are some properties of halogens?

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  • reactive
  • poisonous
  • have seven valence electrons
  • diatomic
  • low MP BP
  • can form ionic compounds or covalent compounds
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13
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what is the pattern of halogens?

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  • MP BP increases down the group
  • chemical reactivity decreases down the group
  • colour becomes darker down the group
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14
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what is the colour and state of fluorine?

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pale yellow

gas at r.t.p

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15
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what is the colour and state of chlorine?

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greenish yellow

gas at r.t.p

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16
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what is the colour and state of bromine?

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reddish brown

liquid

17
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what is the colour and state of iodine?

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  • purplish black, solid

- yellowish brown, aqueous

18
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what is the colour and state of astatine?

A

black

solid

19
Q

what is a displacement reaction?

A

a more reactive halogen will displace a less reactive halogen from an aqueous solution of its ions

20
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what are group 0 elements called?

A

noble gases

21
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what are some properties of noble gases?

A
  • least reactive elements
  • have stable electronic arrangement
  • unreactive and do not form bonds
  • colourless
  • mono atomic gases
  • low MP BP
22
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what is the use of helium?

A

-fill balloons and modern airships because they are light and unreactive

23
Q

what is the use of neon?

A

advertising strip lights as they are unreactive and can give off a distinct orange glow

24
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what is the use of argon?

A

fill light bulbs, steel production as they are unreactive

25
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why are noble gases unreactive?

A

have filled valence electron shell so don’t need to gain, lose or share electrons to form bonds, stable and unreactive