Periodic Table Flashcards

1
Q

What year did John Newlands attempt to create a periodic table?

A

1864

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2
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How many elements were known when John Newlands created his periodic table?

A

63 elements

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3
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What method did Newlands use to arrange the elements?

A

Order of atomic weight

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4
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What phenomenon did Newlands notice while arranging the elements?

A

Periodicity (repeated patterns)

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5
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What problem arose from strictly following the order of atomic weight in Newlands’ table?

A

Some elements were in the wrong place

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6
Q

Who created a more advanced periodic table in 1869?

A

Dimitri Mendeleev

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7
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What did Mendeleev do to accommodate undiscovered elements in his periodic table?

A

Left gaps for their discovery

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8
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How did Mendeleev organize the elements in his table?

A

In vertical columns or ‘groups’ with similar properties

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9
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What did Mendeleev use his periodic table for?

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To predict the existence and properties of new elements

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10
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What discovery later revealed that Mendeleev had organized elements correctly?

A

Discovery of subatomic particles

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11
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Mendeleev’s periodic table organized elements in order of increasing _______.

A

atomic number

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12
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What does atomic number represent?

A

Number of protons

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