powerpoint 4.1 Flashcards

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mendeleev

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1869 - ordered periodic table based on atomic mass

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moseley

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1914 - ordered periodic table based on atomic number

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moseley’s periodic law

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the physical/chemical properties of an element are a periodic function of their atomic number (elements in the same group (column) have similar physical/chemical properties)

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atomic number

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number of protons (and electrons if its a neutral charge)

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atomic mass

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protons + neutrons

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6
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regular notation

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atomic # top, atomic mass bottom

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isotope notation

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atomic # bottom, atomic mass top

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groups

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columns, elements in each column have similar chemical properties

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rows

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how many energy levels each element on the row has

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10
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metals

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good conductors of heat and electricity, make pos charged ions

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non-metals

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shitty conductors of heat & electricity, make neg charged ions (except hydrogen)

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list all the non metals

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hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, neon, phosphorus, sulfur, chlorine, argon, bromine, krypton, iodine, xenon, radon, helium

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semi-metals

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metallic and non metallic properties, negatively charged ions

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14
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list all the semi metals

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boron, arsenic, antimony, selenium, silicon, polonium, tellurium

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15
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transition metals

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elements which have valence electrons in two shells, not one

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16
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valence electrons

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electrons in the outermost energy level

17
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what is the correlation between columns and valence electrons

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group 1 - 1 valence
group 2 - 2 valence
group 13 to 18:
VE = group number - 10

18
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alkali metals

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group 1, hydrogen not included
alkali + halogens = “salt”

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alkali earth metals

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group 2, less reactive than alkali metals

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halogens

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noble gases

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group 18, dont react with other elements (except xenon)

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rare earth elements

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the 2 isolated rows
top - lanthanides
bottom - actinides

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cation

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positively charged atom, u take away electrons to get it

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anion

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negatively charged atom, u add electrons to get it

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what do metals on the left like to form
cations
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what do nonmetals like to form with the exception of WHICH nonmetal
anions (NOT hydrogen)
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what elements hold onto their valence electrons the most strongly
noble gases