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Page 1: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table

Review

Page 2: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables.

__ Mendeleev A. Followed the Law of Octaves

__ Dobereiner B. Ordered elements according to increasing atomic mass.

__ Mosley C. Grouped elements in triads

__ Newlands D. Ordered elements according to increasing atomic number.

Page 3: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables.

B Mendeleev A. Followed the Law of Octaves

C Dobereiner B. Ordered elements according to increasing atomic mass.

D Mosley C. Grouped elements in triads

A Newlands D. Ordered elements according to increasing atomic number.

Page 4: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the periodic law?

Page 5: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the periodic law?The statement that the physical and chemical properties of the elements

repeat in a regular pattern when they are arranged in order of increasing

atomic number.

Page 6: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which elements are known as the representative elements?

Page 7: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which elements are known as the representative elements?The representative elements are those elements that are found in group 1, 2 and 13-18. (Also know as groups 1A, 2A, and 3A-18A)

Page 8: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What element can be found in group 13 period 2?

What type of element is it?

Page 9: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What element can be found in group 13 period 2?

BoronWhat type of element is it?

Metalloid

Page 10: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which of the following elements are generally gases or brittle, dull-looking solids, and poor conductors of heat and electricity?

Copper Phosphorus PlatinumArgon

Bromine Selenium Iridium Yttrium

Page 11: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which of the following elements are generally gases or brittle, dull-looking solids, and poor conductors of heat and electricity?

Copper Phosphorus PlatinumArgon

Bromine Selenium Iridium YttriumNon-metals are the only elements that have these characteristics

Page 12: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which of the following elements are generally shiny when smooth and clean, solid at room temperature, and good conductors of heat and electricity?

Lithium Selenium IodineNickel

Lead Scandium TungstenCarbon

Page 13: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which of the following elements are generally shiny when smooth and clean, solid at room temperature, and good conductors of heat and electricity?

Lithium Selenium IodineNickel

Lead Scandium TungstenCarbonMetals are the only elements that have these characteristics

Page 14: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which of the following are elements with physical and chemical properties of both metals and nonmetals?

Molybdenum Silver GermaniumGold

Calcium Arsenic AntimonyCarbon

Page 15: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which of the following are elements with physical and chemical properties of both metals and nonmetals?

Molybdenum Silver GermaniumGold

Calcium Arsenic AntimonyCarbon

Metalloids are the only elements that have these characteristics

Page 16: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

How many valence electrons do elements in group 13 of the periodic

table have?

Page 17: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

How many valence electrons do elements in group 13 of the periodic

table have?

3

Page 18: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which one of the following elements would tend to form ions with a positive

charge?

Phosphorus Calcium Xenon

Page 19: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which one of the following elements would tend to form ions with a positive

charge?

Phosphorus Calcium Xenon

Page 20: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Why don’t noble gases form ions?

Page 21: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Why don’t noble gases form ions?

They have a full octet of electrons and have no need to gain or lose electrons

Page 22: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the term that describes an atoms ability to attract electrons?

Page 23: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the term that describes an atoms ability to attract electrons?

Electronegativity

Page 24: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which of the following elements would have the larger atomic radius?

Calcium or Chromium

Page 25: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which of the following elements would have the larger atomic radius?

Calcium or Chromium

Page 26: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which element would have the greater electronegativity?

Sulfur or Oxygen

Page 27: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

Which element would have the greater electronegativity?

Sulfur or Oxygen

Page 28: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the name of the chemical family that is in group 2 of the periodic

table?

Page 29: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the name of the chemical family that is in group 2 of the periodic

table?

Alkaline Earth Metals

Page 30: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the name of the chemical family that is in group 17 of the

periodic table?

Page 31: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the name of the chemical family that is in group 17 of the

periodic table?

Halogens

Page 32: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the name of the chemical family that is in group 1 of the periodic

table?

Page 33: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the name of the chemical family that is in group 1 of the periodic

table?

Alkali Metals

Page 34: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the name of the elements that are in group 3-12 of the periodic table?

Page 35: Chapter 3 – The Periodic Table Review. Match the following scientist to the characteristics of their periodic tables. __ MendeleevA. Followed the Law

What is the name of the elements that are in group 3-12 of the periodic table?

Transition Metals