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1
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How did early chemists arrange elements ? why was this discarded?

A
  1. Basis of valency , metallic and non metallic character

2. elements showed variable valency and dual character

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Groups of three elements as grouped by Dobereiner are called ______

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Triads

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What was the specialty in Dobereiner’s triads?

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The avg of first and last element’s atomic weight = atomic weight of middle term

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Why was Dobereiner’s method discarded?

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it did not hold true for all elements

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Newland arranged elements in series of _____

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8

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what was Newland’s Law of Octaves?

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Properties of every 8th element is a repetition of the first

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Why was Newland’s method discarded?

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It did not leave spaces for undiscovered elements

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In what form did Mendeleev arrange the elements and what did he call it?

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In the form of a table called Mendeleev’s periodic table

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What law did Mendeleev state?

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Properties of elements are periodic functions of their atomic weights

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Why was Mendeleev’s method discarded?

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did not justify position of certain elements, rare earths and isotopes

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11
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Who came closest to achieving the periodic table which we use today?

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Mendeleev

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12
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Who was the only one to arrange on the basis of atomic number and not weight?

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Robert moseley

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13
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Who founded today’s modern periodic table ?

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Robert Moseley

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14
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State the modern periodic law

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Physical and chemical properties of elements are periodic functions of their atomic.no

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15
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What is the fundamental property of an element

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Atomic number

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16
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Group 18 in Modern periodic table is known as _____ and consists of _______

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Zero group , Inert/Noble gases

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17
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Group 1,2,13 to 17 in the Modern periodic table are called ___ elements

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Normal

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18
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Group 3 to 12 in the Modern periodic table are called ______ elements

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Transition elements

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19
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How many periods are there in the Modern periodic table ?

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7

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20
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How many groups are there in the Modern periodic table ?

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18

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21
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What does period number signify

A

No. of electron shells in an element

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22
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Non metals are placed in the ______ corner of the periodic table

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Upper right

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23
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Name a non metal which is solid at room temp

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Iodine

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24
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Name a non metal which is in liquid state at room temp

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Bromine

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25
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Name two non metals which are in the gaseous state at room temperature

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Fluorine, Chlorine

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26
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Transition metals are placed in the ___

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Middle

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27
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Transition from metallic to non metallic character is seen __________( across a period or down a group)

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Across a period

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28
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Transition metals are _____( heavy or light) metals

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Heavy

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29
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Valence electrons _____ as we move across a period

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increase one by one

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30
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non metallic character _____( increases/decreases) along a period

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Increases

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31
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What are bridge elements ?

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Elements which show similarity in properties diagonally with period of next group
Period 2 elements are said to be bridge elements

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32
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Which period consists of typical elements

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3

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33
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Why r period 3 elements called typical elements?

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The elements of period 3 summarises the properties of their respective groups hence they r called typical elements

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34
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state the bridge and typical elements which are similar in properties

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Li - Mg
Be - Al
B - Si

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35
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Periodicity in properties occur after a difference of ___.___.____._____ in atomic numbers due to recurrence of ____________

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2,8,18 or 32

similar valence shell configuration

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36
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What does group number signify ?

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no. of valence electrons in an element

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37
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Lanthanides are ____

A

rare earths

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38
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Actinides are ____

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radioactive

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39
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Metallic character _____ down a group

A

increases

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40
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No. of electron shells ______ down a group

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increases one by one

41
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Chemical properties _____ (differ/remain similar ) down a group

A

remain similar

42
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Alkali metals( group I elements )

A

Lithium(Li) - Sodium(Na)- Potassium(K)- Rubidium(Rb)- Caesium(Cs)- Francium(Fr)

43
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Alkaline earth metals ( group 2 elements)

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Beryllium(Be) - Magnesium(Mg) - Calcium(Ca)- Strontium(Sr) - Barium(Ba) - Radium(Ra)

44
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Halogens( Group 17 elements)

A 
Fluorine(F)
Chlorine(Cl)
Bromine(Br)
Iodine(I)
Astatine (At)
45
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Noble gases ( group 18 elements)

A 
Helium(He)
Neon(Ne)
Argon(Ar)
Krypton(Kr)
Xenon(Xe)
Radon(Rn)
46
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First transition elements

A 
Sc- scandium
Ti-titanium
V- vanadium
Cr- chromium
Mn- manganese
Fe- iron
Co- cobalt 
Ni- nickel 
Cu- copper
Zn- zinc
47
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Group I elements are ___valent and group 17 elements are ____valent

A

uni, uni

48
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Halogens are strong ______ agents and are electro_____

A

oxidising,negative

49
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Alkali metal with hydrogen -

Alkali metal with non metal -

A

Ionic hydrides

Ionic compounds

50
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Non metal with hydrogen - ____

Non metal with non metal - _____

A

Covalent hydrides

Covalent compounds

51
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Metals are soft or hard

A

Soft

52
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Alkali metals are strong _____agents and are electro_____

A

reducing, positive

53
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What are periodic properties?

A

properties which appear at regular intervals in the periodic table

54
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Reason for periodicity?

A

After definitie intervals of 2,8,18 or 32… there is a similar valence shell configuration so the properties are periodic

55
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What is atomic size or radius? it is measured in _____

A
  1. the distance between the centre of nucleus of an atom and its outermost shell
  2. Angstron(A^0)
56
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when no. of shells increase … atomic size ______.

A

increases

57
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when nuclear charge increases …. atomic size ______

A

decreases

58
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Atomic size determines ___ length

A

Bond

59
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Why Noble gases have higher atomic size when they r supposed to have the lowest?

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Bcoz their shell is completely filled, it results in a force of repulsion which balances the effect of nuclear pull over the valence electrons

60
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Atomic size _______ across a period

A

decreases

61
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Atomic size _____ down a group

A

increases

62
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What is Ionisation potential ?

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The amount of energy required to remove a loosely bound electron from the outermost shell of an isolated gaseous atom

63
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When atomic size increases …. Ionisation energy _____

A

decreases

64
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When nuclear charge increases … Ionisation potential _____

A

increases

65
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Energy required to remove second electron is ____(more/less) than the energy required to remove first electron

A

More

66
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Ionisation potential _____ across a period and _____ down a group

A

increases, decreases

67
Q

____ has the lowest I.P and __ has the highest I.P

A

Caesium , Helium

68
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What is Electron affinity ?

A

The amount of energy released when an atom in the gaseous state accepts an electron to form an anion

69
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When atomic size increases…. electron affinity/electronegativity _____

A

decreases

70
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When nuclear charge increases …. electron affinity/electronegativity ____

A

increases

71
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electron affinity/electronegativity ______across a period

A

increases

72
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electron affinity/electronegativity ______ down a group

A

decreases

73
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E.A/E.N is highest for _____ and lowest for _____

A

halogens, alkali metals

74
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What is electronegativity ?

A

The tendency of an atom to attract atoms to itself when combined in a compound

75
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which is the most electronegative element and which is the least electronegative element?

A

Fluorine,Caesium

76
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What is metallic character and non metallic character?

A

an atom is a metal if it loses electrons and non metal if it gains electrons

77
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When atomic radii increases … metallic character ___ and non metallic character ____

A

increases, decreases

78
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When I.P increases …. metallic character ____ and non metallic character _____

A

decreases , increases

79
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Across a period, metallic character ____ and non metallic character ____

A

decreases,increases

80
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Down a group,metallic character ____ and non metallic character ____

A

increase,decrease

81
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across a period … density of elements _______ and m.p and b.p of elements _________

A

increase , increase

82
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Down a group .. density of elements _____ and m.p and b.p of elements ______

A

increases , decreases

83
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across a period … Oxides varies from _____ to ______

A

Strongly basic to Strongly acidic

84
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Down a group …Oxides varies from _____ to ______

A

Acidic to Basic

85
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Across a period …. Hydroxides vary from _____ to ______

A

Strongly basic to amphoteric

86
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Down a group ,Hydroxides vary from _____ to ______

A

Less basic to strong basic

87
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Across a period…. Oxy acids vary from ____ to ____

A

weak oxy acids to strong oxy acids

88
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Down a group…Oxy acids vary from ____ to ____

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Strong oxy-acids to weak oxy-acids

89
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Across a period.. Hydrides vary from _____ to ______

A

Strongly basic to strongly acidic

90
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Down a group… Hydrides vary from ______ to _______

A

Less acidic to more acidic

91
Q

Name a non metal which is in liquid state at room temp

A

Bromine

92
Q

Alkali and alkaline earth metals are ______(light/heavy) metals

A

Light

93
Q

Very short period

A

First period

94
Q

Short periods

A

2nd and 3rd periods

95
Q

Long periods

A

4th and 5th periods

96
Q

Very long periods

A

6th and 7th periods

97
Q

Element having highest electron affinity

A

Chlorine

98
Q

Just above room temp, bromine is in ___ state

A

Liquid

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