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Honors Chemistry The eighth element, starting from a given one, is a kind of repetition of the first, like the eighth note of an octave in music. -John Alexander Newlands, 1865 The Periodic Table

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Honors Chemistry

The eighth element, starting from a given one, is a kind of repetition of the first, like the eighth note of an octave in music. -John Alexander Newlands, 1865

The Periodic Table

Unit Essential Question:

How are the properties of element related to arrangement in the periodic table?

Image from theperiodictable.com

The periodic table displays information in squares. They always have the symbol for the element and the atomic number. Almost all have the average atomic mass. Other information can include: the name, the valance structure, density, state at room temperature, boiling point, melting point, electronegativity, ionization energy, and atomic size.

You have to use the Key.

Do Interpreting Graphics Check Your Answers

Record on Gradesheet

Have Mrs. Blank sign-off

The Squares

Explain the development of the periodic table.

Explain periods and groups.

Use a key to find information in block.

Describe the three broad classes of elements.

Objectives

How was the table developed?

How are the elements organized?

What are the characteristics of metals, nonmetals, and metalloids

LEQ

Lesson One

Who?

What did he do?

Many other people worked on this topic, what made his unique?

What could it stand to be improved?

Watch Crash Course in Chemistry #4

A Short History

The columns of the table are called ______________,they are numbered 1-_____.They are sometimes referred to as

_________________ because the members have similar _______________.

The rows of the table are called _________________.They are numbered 1-_____________.In a row, the elements have similar size because

they have the same____________.

How are the elements organized and how did they get that way?

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Periodic Law

METALS

NONMETALS

METALLOIDS

PHYSICALPROPERTIES

CHEMICALPROPERTIES

* ALSO CALLED SEMICONDUCTORS,

~80% if Elements are Metals

Metals, Nonmetals, & Metalloids

Web Notes

Video Tour from BozemanScience

Put a box around metalloids.

If you have free time check out:

Disappearing Spoon

Periodic videos

* Make a Key

Color Code Your Periodic Table (example)

Notes on Families

Filling Orbitals

The periodic table can help figure the electron configuration of an element.• Each row corresponds to

the principal energy level, the d-orbitals are one less, and the f-orbitals 2 less.

• The location of an elements corresponds to the orbitals being filled.

Practice

Do Periodic Table WorksheetDo Family TiesDo Periodic Table Puzzles

Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 40

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Key Findings / Results 1

Questions & Discussion