Periodic Trends Exam Review

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Another Name for Group A Elements

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Representative Elements

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Another Name for Group B Elements

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Transition Metals

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Horizontal Rows on the Periodic Table

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Periods

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Each Period on the Periodic Table Corresponds to a _____.

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Energy Level

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How is the Modern Periodic Table Arranged?

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By Increasing Atomic Number

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Scientist that arranged the periodic table in order of increasing atomic mass.

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Mendeleev

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Majority of the Elements on the Periodic Table; Elements Left of the Stair Step

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Metals

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Elements Right of the Stair Step

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Nonmetals

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Elements Along the Stair Step

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Metalloids

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Elements that are Poor Conductors of Heat and Electricity

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Nonmetals

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Elements that are Good Conductors of Heat and Electricity

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Metals

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Which Subatomic Particle does the Atomic Number Equal?

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Protons

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Which Group on the Periodic Table has a Filled "s" Subshell?

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Alkaline Earth Metals

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Which Group on the Periodic Table has a Filled "p" Subshell?

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Noble Gases

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Which Group on the Periodic Table has a Half-Filled "s" Subshell?

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Alkali Metals

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Which Category on the Periodic Table has an Ending Electron Configuration in the "f" Subshell?

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Inner Transition Metals

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Which Category on the Periodic Table has an Ending Electron Configuration in the "d" Subshell?

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Transition Metals

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Group 1A

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Alkali Metals

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Group 2A

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Alkaline Earth Metals

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Group 7A

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Halogens

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Group 8A

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Noble Gases

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Subatomic Particle that Plays a Major Part in Determining Properties of an Element.

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Electrons

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Atomic Radius _____ Going From Left to Right Across the Periodic Table.

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Decreases

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Atomic Radius _____ Going From Top to Bottom on the Periodic Table.

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Increases

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Ion that has a Positive Charge.

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Cation

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Ion that has a Negative Charge.

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Anion

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Cations _____ Electrons.

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Lose

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Anions _____ Electrons.

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Gain

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Energy Required to Remove an Electron from an Atom.

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Ionization Energy

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Ionization Energy Generally _____ Going From Left to Right Across the Periodic Table.

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Increases

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Ionization Energy _____ From Top to Bottom on the Periodic Table.

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Decreases

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Scientist that Determined the Atomic Number for Elements and Arranged Elements in Order of Increasing Atomic Number in the Periodic Table.

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Moseley

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Vertical Columns on the Periodic Table

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Groups/Families