Periodic Table Flashcards

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Are groups on the periodic table vertical or horizontal?

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Vertical

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Periods

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  • Horizontal
  • Numbered 1-7
  • Properties will increase or decrease across the period
  • Same number of electron shells
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2
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Are periods on the periodic table vertical or horizontal?

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Horizontal

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3
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10 sections of the periodic table

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  1. Alkali metals
  2. Alkaline earth metals
  3. Transition metals
  4. Lanthanoids/Lanthanides
  5. Actinides
  6. Post transition metals
  7. Metalloids
  8. Non metals
  9. Noble gases
  10. Unknown properties
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Properties of metals (generally)

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  • Shiny
  • High boiling and melting points
  • Are good conductors of heat and electricity
  • Ductile = can be made into long, thin wires
  • Malleable = can be beaten/bent into shapes
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Groups

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  • Vertical
  • Numbered 1-18
  • Have similar chemical properties
  • React in similar ways
  • Same number of valence electrons
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Properties of non-metals (generally)

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  • Dull
  • Brittle = will shatter when bent
  • Have low melting and boiling points
  • Are poor conductors of heat and electricity
  • Have 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 valence electrons

5 solids, 1 liquid, 10 gases

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Alkali metal characteristics

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  • Group 1
  • Highly reactive with air and water
  • Reactivity increases down the group
  • Soft = can be cut with a knife
  • Dull on the outside, but shiny on the inside because they have an oxide layer
  • Lower density than water = float
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Alkaline earth metal characteristics

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  • Group 2
  • Reactivity increases down the group
  • Shiny and silvery white
  • Low melting and boiling points
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Transition metal characteristics

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  • Groups 3-12
  • Silver coloured (most of the time)
  • Harder than other metals
  • Higher densities
  • Higher melting points
    Often exist in multiple forms eg. Iron: Fe²⁺ and Fe³⁺
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Metalloid characteristics

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  • 7 elements between the metals and non-metals
  • Have some properties of metals = shiny
  • Some properties of non-metals = brittle
  • Semi-conductors = conductivity is between that of conductors and insulators
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Lanthanides and Actinides characteristics

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  • Fit into the periodic table next to the transition metals
  • Most are synthetic elements with some exceptions (U)
  • Many are radioactive and/or unstable
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10
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Noble gas characteristics

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  • Group 18
  • Have full valence shells
  • Are very stable
  • Do not react at all so are referred to as inert
  • Glow under particular conditions
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Halogens characteristics

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  • Group 17
  • Have all their valence electrons except one
  • Highly reactive
  • Want to gain another valence electron
  • Fluorine is most reactive
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