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PB Periodic Table Basics Chem B cloned 4/26/2023

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Refer to the periodic table as needed.
Question 1
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Question 2
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Question 3
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There are two liquid elements at room temperature. Write the name of the nonmetallic element.

Question 4
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Question 5
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Elements that have low specific heat capacities, are ductile and malleable, and good conductors of heat and electricity are classified as ___.

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Question 7
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Match the family name with the A group.
noble gas family
IA (1A)
alkali family
II A (2A)
alkaline earth metal family
VII A (7A)
halogen family
VIII A (8A)
Check all representative elements.
tin
uranium
tungsten
nickel
strontium
xenon
manganese
potassium
Check all TRUE statements.
Metals tend to gain electrons to have the same number of electrons as a noble gas.
Silver is a transition metal.
Sodium atoms will form cations to become stable.
The noble gases are unreactive.
The most reactive nonmetals are at the top right.
For metals, the larger the radius, the more reactive the metal.
Phosphorus will tend to gain 3 electrons to have the same number of electrons as a noble gas.
Francium is the most reactive metal.
From top to bottom, the atomic radius increases.
From left to right, the atomic radius increases.
The most reactive metals are at the top left.
Match the scientist with the proper attribution/contribution to the periodic table.
Increasing atomic weight
Newlands
Increasing atomic number
Dobereiner
Triads
Mendeleev
Law of Octaves
Moseley
The horizontal rows are called
groups
series
periods
families