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Mendeleev's Arrangement
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arranged according to similar properties
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periods
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Alkali metals
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a single electron in te outermost energy level (1 valence e-)
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Alkali earth Metals
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bonded with oter elements in compounds
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Transition Metals
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good conductors of heat and electricity
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Luster
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shininess
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ductile
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drawn into thin wires
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malleable
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hammered into thin sheets
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corrosion
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gradually wearing away of a metal due to the chemical reation in which the metal element is charged into a mettalic compound
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Brono Family
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3 valence e-
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corrosion
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gradually wearing away of a metal due to the chemical reation in which the metal element is charged into a mettalic compound
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Boron Family
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3 valence e-
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Carbon Family
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4 valence e-
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Nitrogen Family
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5 valence e-
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Oxygen Family
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6 valence e-
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Halogen Family
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7 valence e-
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Noble Gasses
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8 valence e- stable
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Noble Gasses
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8 valence e- stable
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Ionic Compound
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valence e- are transfered
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Covalent Bonding
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valence e- are shared
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Non metals
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*physical and general properties of nonmetals tend to be opposite of metals
*right side of periodic table |
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Metalloids
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*solid, metallike, conduct electricity and heat better tha metals, ductile and malleable
*middle of the periodic table |
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Chemical Properties of metals
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*loose electron when they bond
*react chemically with water to form compounds (corrosion) |
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