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Periodic Table Flashcards

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H

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Hydrogen 1, 1

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He

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Helium 1, 8

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Li

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Lithium 2, 1

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Be

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Berylium 2, 2

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B

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Boron 2, 3

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C

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Carbon 2, 4

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N

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Nitrogen 2, 5

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O

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Oxygen 2 6

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F

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Fluorine 2, 7

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Ne

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Neon 2, 8

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Na

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Sodium 1, 3

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Mg

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Magnesium 2, 3

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Al

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Aluminium 3, 4

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Si

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Silicon 3, 4

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P

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Phosphorus 3, 5

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S

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Sulfur 3, 6

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Cl

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Chlorine 3, 7

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Ar

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Argon 3,8

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K

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Potassium 4, 1

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Ti

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Titanium 4, transition metals

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Fe

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Iron 4, transition metals

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Ca

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Calcium 4, 2

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Mn

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Manganese 4, transition metals

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Cu

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Copper 4, transition metals

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Zn

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Zinc 4, transition metals

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Ni

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Nickel 4, transition metals

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Co

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Cobalt, 4, transition metals

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Sc

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Scandium 4, transition metals

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V

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Vanadium 4, transition metals

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Cr

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Chromium 4, transition metals

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Elements in the periodic table

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Halogens

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Halogens

  • Similar properties
  • Low melting point
  • Reactant, as you go down reactivity decreases
33
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Halogen elements

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Fluorine 
Chlorine
Bromine
Iodine 
Astatine
34
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Noble gases

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  • gas at room temperature
  • odourless and colourless
  • unreactive
35
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Noble gas elements

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Helium 
Neon
Argón
Krypton
Xenon 
Randon
36
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Alkali metals

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  • reactive
  • soft
  • alkali
  • more reactive as you go down
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Atoms

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Smallest particles

38
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Molecules

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Two or more atoms chemicaly joined (bonded) together

39
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Elements

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Substances when all the atoms are the same type. Can be alone or joined as molecules

40
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Compounds

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Molecules made up of different types of atoms chemicaly bonded together

41
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Mixtures

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Different elements or compounds mixed together but NOT CHEMICALLY joined

42
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Uses of Noble Gases

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  • Helium=Used for balloons
  • Neon=Used for signs
  • Argon=Unreactive atmosphere
  • Krypton=Camera flashes
  • Xenon=Car/fluorescent lights
  • Radon=Quimioterapy
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Reactant

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React together

44
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Products

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The things that are made

45
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In all chemical reactions…

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The atoms in the reactants are rearranged to form products.The products are always different from the reactants

46
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How do we name the compound of a metal reacting with a non metal

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The name of the metal stays the same

The name of the nonmetal is added to the end, but the ending of the name changes to -ide

47
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When they give you a compound to tell the element how do we answer them

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The metal stays the same and the nonmetal changes from its changed ending to its normal name
E.g.
Chloride - Chlorine

48
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When a nonmetal ends with (ate) what does it contain

49
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What does H2O stand for

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2 hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom

50
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How do we write chemical formula

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The numbers have to be small at the bottom

51
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Test for hydrogen gas

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A splint goes out with a squeaky pop

52
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Test for oxygen

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A glowing flint relights

53
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Test for carbon dioxide

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Limewater turns milky/cloudy

54
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How are elements arranged in the periodic table

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In groups with similar properties

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Groups

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Vertical columns

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Periods

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Horizontal colums

57
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Halogen appearance

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Fluorine:pale yellow
Chlorine:green
Bromine:brown/orange
Iodine:black
Astatine:black
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Group 1

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Alkali metals

59
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Middle bit

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Transition metals

60
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Group 8

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Noble gases

61
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Nobel gases are?

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Very unreactive

62
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Why is helium used for balloons

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Because helium is lighter than air or less dense

63
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Transition metals have properties of?

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Normal metals: hard, shiny, good conductors

64
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With what do alkali metals react?

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With water, get more reactive when we go down

65
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Alkali metals properties

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Soft and dull

66
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Lithium + water

67
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Sodium +water

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Fizzing and become a sphere shape

68
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Potassium + water

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Purple flame

69
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The halogens are less reactive

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As we go down the group

70
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F

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Very pale yellow gas

71
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Cl

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Pale green gas

72
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Be

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Orange liquid

73
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I

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Grey solid

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