SCIENCE ( Development of the Periodic Table ) Flashcards

1
Q

he unites the atomic theory with
the concept of chemical elements.

A

John Dalton

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2
Q

He said that if a substance can be
broken down into simpler
substances, then the original
substance cannot be “elemental”.

A

Antoine Lavoisier

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3
Q

first to try
to classify elements

A

Johann Döbereiner

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4
Q

Organized elements into groups of three
called

A

triads

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5
Q

Noted that there was
a repetition of properties every eighth
element when atoms were arranged according
to their atomic masses

A

John Newland

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6
Q

Considered the father of
the modern periodic
table.

A

Dmitri Mendeleev

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7
Q

He derives a relationship between the x-ray
frequency and the number of protons.

A

Henry Moseley

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8
Q

he discovered elements 94
to 102 and reconfigured
the periodic table by
placing the
lanthanide/actinide
series at the bottom of
the table.

A

Glenn Seaborg

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9
Q

horizontal rows

A

Periods/Series

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10
Q

vertical columns

A

Group/Family

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11
Q

Located to the left of the perodic table

A

Metals

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12
Q

Located to the right of the staircase line

A

Nonmetals

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13
Q

Located on and below the staircase line

except At and Al.

A

Metalloids

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