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purpose of the periodic table?

organize the elements, help us study chemistry
what are groups of elements and how are they labeled?


columns


#1-18


-across top of periodic table



what are periods and how are they labeled?


rows


#1-7


-left side of periodic table


what do the elements of a group have in common?


the number of valence electrons




3 categories of elements


-metals


-metalloids


-non metals




does the periodicity of properties show up down a group or across a period?


there is a gradual predictable change


- basically a trend

what is an alloy? examples?


a mixture of 2 or more metals


-bronze, brass, steel



what are the methods for separating a mixture?

filtration- solid and liquid


distillation- boiling 2 substances


crystallization- solid to liquid


chromatography



where on the periodic table do you find metals, non metals and metalloids?


metals


-left of the zig zag line


non metals


-right of zig zag line


metalloids


-along zig zag line


4 physical properties of metals?

-luster


-ductile


-malleable


-good conductors


-most solid at room temperature

3 properties of non metals?

-dull


-brittle solids


-poor conductors

homogeneous? and example?


heterogeneous? and example?

homogeneous- same throughout; coffee w/creamer


heterogeneous- can be physically separated; fruit salad

most active non metals?

group 17; halogens

most active metals?
group 1; alkali metals
elements of group 1 are called?

alkali metals
elements of group 2 are called?

alkaline earth metals

-burning


-baking




chemical change


-change of state


-tearing of paper




physical change

"salt former" means what ?

halogens
elements of the periodic table are arranged according to their____________________?
atomic number
size of atom, measured between 2 adjacent nuclei
atomic radius
energy required to move from one electron from a neutral

ionization energy

the ability of an atom to attract electrons in a chemical bond

electronegativity

cations


positive +


lose an electron and get smaller to be +


anions


negative -


gain an electron and get bigger to be -


shielding effect and the size of the atomic radius related?


shielding effect reduces the pull on the outer electrons from the nucleus


-the size of the atom increases

modern atomic theory

Dalton
nucleus and proton

Rutherford

neutron

Chadwick

electron
Thomson
Planetary model

Bohr

atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons


-same # of protons


isotopes
mass cannot be created or destroyed in a chemical reaction

law of conservation of mass


parts of an atom?


charges?


mass?


proton- positive- 1 amu


electron- negative- 1/1840 amu


neutron- neutral- 1 amu


what does amu stand for?

atomic mass unit