Topic 6 Periodic Table Flashcards

1
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Why was Newland’s work rejected?

A

His table assumed all elements were discovered
Some grouped elements weren’t similar
When creating the octaves, he put some elements in the same position

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2
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Who was Mendeleev?

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Mendeleev was a Russian Scientist who built off of Newland’s Law of Octaves and created the main foundation of the Periodic Table

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3
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Name 4 Features of Mendeleevs Periodic Table?

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Left Gaps
Arranged elements in groups and periods
Separated Metals and Non - Metals
Elements arranged in Atomic Mass

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4
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Name 4 ways our Periodic Table is different to Mendeleevs one?

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No Gaps
Noble Gases
Elements arranged in Atomic Number
Actinides and Lanthanides

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5
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Name Group 1 of Periodic Table?

A

Alkali Metals

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6
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Name Group 2 of Periodic Table?

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Alkaline Earth Metals

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7
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Name the Elements between Group 2 and 3?

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Transition Metals

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8
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Name of Group 7?

A

Halogens

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9
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Name of Group 8?

A

Noble Gases

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10
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Name 5 trends going down Group 1 and 2?

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Bigger atoms
More reactive
More dense
Softer to cut
Lower melting and boiling points
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11
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Name 4 trends going down group 7?

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Bigger atoms
Less reactive
Less soluble
Increasing melting and boiling point

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12
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Metal + Water —>?

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Hydrogen + Metal Hydroxide

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13
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Metal + Oxygen —>?

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Metal Oxide

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14
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Metal + Acid —>?

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Salt + Hydrogen

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15
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Metal + Halogen —>?

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Metal Halide

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16
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Give 4 observations of Potassium in water?

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Floats on surface
Fizzing
Dissolves and disappears
Purple lilac flame

17
Q

4 observations of Sodium in water?

A

Rolls in to ball
Fizzes across surface
Gas given off
Heat created

18
Q

Give 5 physical properties of Chlorine?

A
Pale Green Gas
Denser than air
Toxic
Slightly soluble in water
Bleaches damp litmus paper
19
Q

Give 3 uses of Chlorine?

A

Water Sterilisation
Manufacturing of PVC
Bleach

20
Q

Source of Chlorine?

A

Electrolysis of Sodium Chloride

21
Q

Give a use of Noble Gases?

A

Glowing Neon Signs

22
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How did Newland’s arrange his periodic table? What were Octaves?

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In Atomic Mass. Octaves were patterns were there were similarities between every 8th element