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Test 2 - Periodic table Flashcards

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Place where all known elements are located
A. Electron shell
B. Chemical symbol
C. Periodic Table

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C. Periodic Table

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The building blocks of elements
A. Electrons
B. Atoms
C. Metals

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B. Atoms

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Atoms of the same element but with different number of neutrons
A. Isotope
B. Valance
C. Metals

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A. Isotope

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An element found in one of the B groups (middle)in the periodic table
A. Metals
B. Halogens
C. Transition metals

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C. Transition metals

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Part of the atom that has no charge(neutral) and is located in the nucleus
A. Electron
B. Neutron
C. Anion

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B. Neutron

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Elements that are very reactive, occur in nature as compounds, and are found in Group 1A
A. Alkali metals
B. Transition metals
C. Halogens

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A. Alkali metals

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Clouds that hold electrons
A. Valance
B. Neutron
C. Electron shell

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C. Electron shelll

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Horizontal rows of the periodic table
A. Group
B. Period
C. Name

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B. Period

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Elements on the far top right side of the periodic table are
A. Metals
B. Nonmetals
C. Halogens

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B. Nonmetals

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Shorthand writing of an element name
A. Chemical symbol
B. Ion
C. Cation

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A. Chemical symbol

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The diameter of the atom
A. Name
B. Atomic number
C. Atomic size

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C. Atomic size

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Atom that has lost or gained an atom
A. Cation
B. Valance
C. Ion

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C. Ion

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Elements found on the left side of the periodic table
A. Metals
B. Nonmetals
C. Isotope

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A. Metals

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This tells you what element you have
A. Group
B. Period
C. Name

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C. Name

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Average mass of all the isotopes of that particular element
A. Atomic mass
B. Atomic number
C. Atomic size

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A. Atomic mass

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An ion with a negative charge
A. Cation
B. Ion
C. Anion

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C. Anion

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Q

Elements that touch a line and have properties of both metals and nonmetals
A. Nobel gas
B. Metalloids
C. Halogens

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B. Metalloids

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Q

Ions with a positive charge
A. Ion
B. Anion
C. Cation

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C. Cation

18
Q 
Which of the following is not one of the sub-particles of an atom
A.  Proton
B.  Protein
C.  Neutron
D.  Electron
A

B. Protein

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Q 
Number of valance electrons in group3A
A.  2
B.  3
C.  4
C.  5
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B. 3

20
Q 
The rows that go across the table are known as
A.  Groups
B.  Rows
C.  Periods
D.  None of the above
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C. Periods

21
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How many electrons can the p cloud hold
A.  2
B.  6
C.  10
D.  14
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B. 6

22
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Where are the neutrons found in the atom
A.  On the side
B.  In the electron cloud
C.  In the Nucleus
D.  None of the above
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C. In the nucleus

23
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Elements found in Group 7are called
A.  Alkali metals
B.  Alkaline earth metals
C.  Nobel gases
D.  Hologens
A

D. Halogens

24
Q 
Elements found in Group 8 are called
A.  Alkali metals
B.  Alkaline earth metals
C.  Nobel gases
D.  Halogens
A

C. Nobel gases

25
Q 
Which of the following is not a member of the alkaline earth metals
A.  Sulfur
B.  Magnesium
C.  Calcium
D.  Beryllium
A

A. Sulfur

26
Q 
The two rows on the bottom of the table are considered 
A.  Metals
B.  Nonmetals
C.  Metalloids
D.  Inner transition metals
A

D. Inner transition metals

27
Q 
What happens to the size of the diameter of an atom as you go down a group
A.  Stays the same
B.  Gets smaller
C.  Gets larger
D.  Stays the same
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C. Gets larger

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Q

What happens to the size of the diameter as you go across the period
A. It gets larger
B. It gets smaller
C. It stays the same

A

A. It gets larger

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Q 
How many types of ions are there
A.  1
B.  2
C.  3
D.  4
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B. 2

30
Q 
What is not a pattern in the periodic table
A.  Atomic size
B.  Ionization energy
C.  Electronegativity
D.  Radioactivity
A

D. Radioactivity

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Q 
There are how many valance electrons in Beryllium
A.  1
B.  2
C.  3
D.  4
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B. 2

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Q 
Maximum number of electrons the s cloud can hold
A.  2
B.  4
C.  6
D.  8
A

A. 2

33
Q 
Which of the following is not a member of the Nobel gas group
A.  Krypton
B.  Helium
C.  Neon
D.  Nitrogen
A

D. Nitrogen

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Q 
Elements on the right side of the table are typically
A.  Metals
B.  Nonmetals
C.  Colors
D.  Metalloids
A

B. Nonmetals

35
Q 
What is the mass number made of
A.  Neutrons
B.  Electrons
C.  Neutrons and electrons
D.  Neutrons and protons
A

D. Neutrons and protons

36
Q 
Electronegativity increases as you
A.  Go down a group
B.  Go across the table
C.  Go in a circle
D.  Jump from left to right
A

B. Go across the table

37
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Atoms of the same element with different amounts of neutrons are called
A.  Ions
B.  Metals
C.  Isotopes
D.  Nonmetals
A

C. Isotopes

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