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The differentiating electrons for transition elements are what?
d electrons
The best way to estimate the boiling point of Pd is to average which two elements' boiling points?
Ni and Pt
Which of the following pairs of elements is the element with the lower boiling point listed first? Na,Cs; Te,Se; P,N; Ba,Sr; I,BR
Ba,Sr
In which of the following pairs is the first element expected to have a higher electronegativity than the second? O,P; Cs,Rb; I,Br; Al,P; Sb,As
O,P
A solid element has two valence electrons. That element must be what?
an alkaline earth metal
The number of electrons, protons and neutrons in argon-40 is what?
18e, 18p, 22n
Which of the following is least likely to have allotropes? S, P, H, Se, Sn
H
Which of the following is expected to have the largest third ionization energy? Be, B, C, N, Al
Be
Which pair of elements is expected to have the most similar properties? K,Li; S,P; Si,C; Sr,Ba; F,I
Sr,Ba
Most elements in the periodic table are what?
metals
How many protons neutrons, and electrons are in an atom of bromine?
neutrons cannot be determined unless an isotope is specified
Chemical properties of elements are defined by what?
electrons
The chemical symbol for antimony is what?
Sb
In which pair of elements is the larger atom listed first? K,Ca; Na,K; Cl,S; Mg,Na; O,N
K,Ca
Which of the following is least likely to be a metalloid? As, Hg, Ge, Si, Sb
Hg