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Mendeleev

Arranged elements in order of increasing atomic mass.



Mosely

Arranged elements in order of increasing atomic number.


Periodic Number

Periodic Number

The physical and chemical properties of the elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers.



Modern Periodic Table

Arranged elements in order of their atomic numbers so that elements with similar properties fall in the same column or group.




Added: Noble gases, Lanthenoids, and Actinoids.

Main-group elements

p and s blocks

Atomic Radius

Distance from nucleus to outermost energy level.




Decreases across a period


Increases down a group



Ionization Energy

The energy required to remove an electron




Increases across a period


Decreases down a group

Electron Affinity

The likelihood of gaining an electron




Increases across a period


Decreases down a group





Electronegativity

The measure of the attraction of the protons exerted on the electrons




Increases across a period


Decreases down a group

Ion

An atom or group of bonded atoms that have a positive or negative charge.

Ionization

Any process that results in an ion being formed.

Cation

A positive Ion

Anion

A negative Ion

Valence electron

Electron that is capable of being lost, gained or shared in the formation of a chemical compound.

Fracium

Size: Biggest


E.A.: lowest


E.N: Lowest


I.E: Lowest

Flourine

Size: Smallest


E.A: highest


E.N: highest


I.E: highest