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Explore the Periodic Table, understand rows, columns, groups, and periods, learn about electron orbitals, valence electrons, and element classification. Discover the properties of metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. Uncover the Group names and understand the arrangement of elements based on atomic number and mass. Get ready to delve into the fascinating world of chemistry!
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$100 Question from Periodic Table An arrangement of elements in columns, based on a set of properties that repeat from row to row.
$100 Answer from Periodic Table What is a periodic table.
$200 Question from Periodic Table He arranged elements into rows in order of increasing mass sot that elements with similar properties were in the same column.
$200 Answer from Periodic Table Who is (Dimitri) Mendeleev.
$300 Question from Periodic Table Rows and columns on the periodic table.
$300 Answer from Periodic Table What are periods (rows) and groups* (columns). *May also be called families.
$400 Question from Periodic Table Tells you how many electron orbitals an element has. -Draw a Bohr Model diagram as an example.
$400 Answer from Periodic Table What is a period. Lithium – Period 2
$500 Question from Periodic Table Tells you how many valence electrons an element has. -Give an example.
$500 Answer from Periodic Table What are Group Number/Family Number. Neon is in Group 8A (18) and has eight valence electrons.
$100 Question from Using the Table A, B, and C are the… 35 Br 79.904 A B C
$100 Answer from Using the Table What are: A = Atomic Number B = Element Symbol C = Atomic Mass
$200 Question from Using the Table Metal, Metalloid, or Nonmetal Mg Cl Si Ar Fe
$200 Answer from Using the Table Mg - metal Cl - nonmetal Si - metalloid Ar - nonmetal Fe - metal
$300 Question from Using the Table Element with 50 protons. -How many neutrons and electrons?
$300 Answer from Using the Table Tin 69 neutrons 50 electrons
$400 Question from Using the Table Element name and number of protons, neutrons, and electrons. Mn 55 25
$400 Answer from Using the Table What are manganese, 25P, 30N, 25E
$500 Question from Using the Table The group names: 1A 2A 3A 4A 5A 6A 7A 8A
$500 Answer from Using the Table The group names: 1A – Alkali Metals 2A – Alkali Earth Metals 3A – Boron Group 4A – Carbon Group 5A – Nitrogen Group 6A – Oxygen Group 7A - Halogens 8A – Noble Gases
$100 Question from What is This? Elements with properties that fall between those of metals and nonmetals.
$100 Answer from What is This? What are metalloids.
$200 Question from What is This? Typically gases and liquids at room temperature.
$200 Answer from What is This? What are nonmetals.
$300 Question from What is This? Good conductors of heat and electricity.
$300 Answer from What is This? What are metals.
$400 Question from What is This? What properties you could use to differentiate a metal from a nonmetal?
$400 Answer from What is This? Conductivity Malleability Ductility Luster - shiny
$500 Question from What is This? Property that increases as you go down each group. Explain
$500 Answer from What is This? What is density. As you move down a group, the atomic number increases due to an increase in the number of protons. Each additional proton adds mass, thus the atomic mass increases, causing an increase in density.
$100 Question from Groupies Has seven valence electrons.
$100 Answer from Groupies What are the halogens.
$200 Question from Groupies Colorless, odorless, and extremely un-reactive.
$200 Answer from Groupies What are the noble gases.
$300 Question from Groupies Group that contains a nonmetal, two metalloids, and two metals.
$300 Answer from Groupies What is the Carbon Group.
$400 Question from Groupies The group with the most reactive elements, where the reactivity increases from top to bottom of a group.
$400 Answer from Groupies What are the Alkali Metals.
$500 Question from Groupies Why elements within a group have similar properties.
$500 Answer from Groupies Elements in a group have similar properties due to the fact that they have the same number of valence electrons.
$100 Question from Pot Luck Number of protons, neutrons, and electrons in mercury.
$100 Answer from Pot Luck 80 Protons 121 Neutrons 80 Electrons
$200 Question from Pot Luck Metal, Nonmetal, Transition Metal, or Metalloid: Au As Al Ar
$200 Answer from Pot Luck Au – Transition metal As – Metalloid Al – Transition Metal Ar – Nonmetal
$300 Question from Pot Luck How the atomic mass published on the periodic table calculated.
$300 Answer from Pot Luck Weighted average of all isotopes of an element.
$400 Question from Pot Luck 1/12 the mass of a carbon-12 atom.
$400 Answer from Pot Luck What is an atomic mass unit.
$500 Question from Pot Luck Three ways an element from the periodic table can be classified.
