'Inert gases' presentation slideshows

Periodic Table Organization and Properties

Periodic Table Organization and Properties. Periods, Groups and Categories. Highlight and label the zig zag line. What are periods and groups?. The periodic table is further divided into periods and groups. Each horizontal row is called a period .

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Ch # 6

Ch # 6. Electronic Structure and Chemical Periodicity. The Periodic Law : . It states that when elements are arranged in increasing atomic number, the elements with similar chemical behaviors occur periodically. The Periodic table : .

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Mega Quiz

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Please read the instructions before you start the PPT

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Extreme Conditions Science Pressure, Field and Temperature

Extreme Conditions Science Pressure, Field and Temperature. Stan Tozer National High Magnetic Field Laboratory June 26, 2009

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SCIENCE Baseline Assessment Grade 11

SCIENCE Baseline Assessment Grade 11. Questions 1-15. SC. A-1.4.3 PHASE CHANGE gain or loss of energy (Questions 1-2-3). GAIN ENERGY. (+) energy gain (-) energy loss. (Questions 4-5-6). SC. A-1.4.4 RATES of REACTION- depend on temperature, pressure, concentration of reactants,

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Mass Analyzer of SuperHeavy Atoms

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H6 Gas exchange

H6 Gas exchange. Assessment Statements. H.6.1 Define partial pressure . H.6.2 Explain the oxygen dissociation curves of adult hemoglobin , fetal hemoglobin and myoglobin.

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Teaching the Concept of Rates of Chemical Reactions By: Tatiana Vrabie & Jiwei Li

Teaching the Concept of Rates of Chemical Reactions By: Tatiana Vrabie & Jiwei Li. Introduction to Reaction Rates.

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Lecture 6

Lecture 6. Thermodynamic Diagrams Phase Change Determination of Properties with Equations of State (EOS). Thermodynamic Diagrams. To view the T-v diagram look at the top view of the P-v-T surface. The P-v-T Surface. The P-T Diagram Phase Diagram. The P-v Diagram.

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Periodic Table of Elements 4.1

Periodic Table of Elements 4.1. http://www.chemicalelements.com/. 1. Dmitri Menveleev. In the last century, a scientist named Dmitri Mendeleev looked for ways to organize the current knowledge about newly discovered elements and their atoms.

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Chemical Changes

Chemical Changes. By Angel Mendez. Democritus.

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The different parts of the periodic table

The different parts of the periodic table. Key groups. Use the previous slide to transfer these to your own copy of the periodic table. Use colours if possible. (5 mins ). Objectives.

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Nuclear Reactors

Nuclear Reactors. What is fission again?. Nuclear reactors take advantage of the process of nuclear fission which splits an atom and releases a great deal of energy FP = Fission Product. Quick Review of Nuclear Plants. Different T ypes of Power Plants. In the US: Pressurized Water Reactor

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Week 3 Warm-ups

Week 3 Warm-ups. Skip a page in your CRCT notebook for your week 2 quiz. Which of the following is the heaviest?. the electron the proton the neutron the nucleus. The nucleus of an atom is. always positively charged. always negatively charged. always neutrally charged.

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Valence Electrons!

Valence Electrons!. One of the most important, if not the most important concept in chemistry!. What are they?. The number of electrons in the outer shell of an atom. The number of valence electrons determines what elements react with.

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Elements and Bonds

Elements and Bonds. Why the Periodic Families are so important!!. Classification of Elements. Metals Most elements are metals (91) Good conductors of heat and electricity Ductile (wires) and malleable (shaped or formed) Examples: Lithium, Calcium, Iron, Silver, Aluminum

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CHAPTER 5

CHAPTER 5. The composition of air. Air is a mixture of various substances that is odourless , colourless , or tasteless Water vapour in the air depends on the humidity in the air. The more humid the air, the more the water vapour in the air Examples of inert gases are : Dust

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Reactivity of Elements

8.2.2 - Although most elements are found in combinations on Earth, some elements are found uncombined. Reactivity of Elements.

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ABSTRACT

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