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Bell Ringer 11/5/14
1. How are the elements on the Periodic Table organized?
2. Pick one group of elements on the Periodic Table and describe two of its properties.
This family group has a full octet (8) in its outer shell and are not very reactive?
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answer is…
A- HalogensB- Alkali MetalsC- Noble gasesD- Transition Metals
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The Periodic Table of the Elements is all of the following except?– A.) A chart of all the known elements.– B.) Is in order of decreasing atomic number and mass.– C.) A table that puts elements into groups with similar
characteristics.– D.) Something that allows chemists to recognize
trends over the whole array of elements.
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The nucleus of the atom is…– A.) Very dense.– B.) Very, very, dense.– C.) Very, very, very dense.– D.) Very, very, very, very dense.– E.) Very, very, very, very, very, dense.
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This scientist described the atom as a small, positively charged nucleus surrounded by electrons that travel in circular orbits around the nucleus.– A.) J.J. Thompson Model – B.) Neils Bohr Model– C.) Sir William Crookes– D.) Albert Einstein– E.) Simon Isotope
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Please record the following.– Atomic Number = ______________– Number of Protons = ____________– Number of Neutrons = ___________
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These are brittle, but are semi conductors and usually have luster?
A- metalloidsB- metalsC- nonmetalsD- none of the above
This family group has a full octet (8) in its outer shell and are not very reactive?
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answer is…
A- HalogensB- Alkali MetalsC- Noble gasesD- Transition Metals
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The Periodic Table of the Elements is all of the following except?– A.) A chart of all the known elements.– B.) Is in order of decreasing atomic number and mass.– C.) A table that puts elements into groups with similar
characteristics.– D.) Something that allows chemists to recognize
trends over the whole array of elements.
Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy
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The nucleus of the atom is…– A.) Very dense.– B.) Very, very, dense.– C.) Very, very, very dense.– D.) Very, very, very, very dense.– E.) Very, very, very, very, very, dense.
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This scientist described the atom as a small, positively charged nucleus surrounded by electrons that travel in circular orbits around the nucleus.– A.) J.J. Thompson Model – B.) Neils Bohr Model– C.) Sir William Crookes– D.) Albert Einstein– E.) Simon Isotope
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What is the name of this element?How many neutrons does it have?
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Potassium
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What element are we looking at here?-How many P+, E-, and N.
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Sodium (NA)P+ 11E – 11N 12
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• Please record the following.– Atomic Number = _7_____________– Number of Protons = __7__________– Number of Neutrons = __7_________
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These are brittle, but are semi conductors and usually have luster?
A- metalloidsB- metalsC- nonmetalsD- none of the above
You need 18 index cards.
1. Cut the index cards in half
2. Using the atomic #, put the below information on each card for the first 36 elements on the periodic table.
(Front of index card) (Back of index card)
Atomic #
Element Name Chemical Symbol
Atomic mass