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halogens, period, group, alkali metals, actinide, periodic law, periodic, noble gases, alkaline-earth metals
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halogens, period, group, alkali metals, actinide, periodic law, periodic, noble gases, alkaline-earth metals
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halogens, period, group, alkali metals, actinide, periodic law, periodic, noble gases, alkaline-earth metals
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halogens, period, group, alkali metals, actinide, periodic law, periodic, noble gases, alkaline-earth metals
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aluminum, oxygen, hydrogen, silicon, carbon
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aluminum, oxygen, hydrogen, silicon, carbon
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elements, periodic law, period, transition, periodic, group, alkali
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elements, periodic law, period, transition, periodic, group, alkali
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elements, periodic law, period, transition, periodic, group, alkali
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elements, periodic law, period, transition, periodic, group, alkali
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alkali, lanthanides, metalloids, actinides, transition, alkaline-earth, halogens
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alkali, lanthanides, metalloids, actinides, transition, alkaline-earth, halogens
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Element Symbol
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A rule that states that repeating chemical and physical properties of elements change periodically with the atomic number of the elements is the

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Iodine and chlorine are examples of

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Pure _________________ are often stored in oil to keep them from reacting with water and oxygen.

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Atoms of ______________________have two outer level (valence) electrons.

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Proteins, fats & carbohydrates, which are compounds of ______________, are necessary for life on Earth.

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Nitrogen and ___________________ can be combined to make ammonia.

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When something is __________________, it occurs or repeats at regular intervals.

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Mendeleev's table became known as the periodic table of the ________________.

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All of the more than 40 elements discovered since 1914 follow the _____________________.

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A family is also called a __________________.

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The elements in groups 3 - 12 are known as _______________metals.

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Sodium and potassium are _________________________ metals.

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All the atoms of ___________________ are unstable.

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Semiconductors, also known as ________________________, have some properties of metals and some properties of nonmetals.

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Magnesium, calcium and barium are ___________________ metals.

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Periodic means
A happening at regular intervals
B happening very rarely
C happening frequently
D happening three or four times a year
Periodic law states that
A Elements are either gases, solids, or liquids.
B Mercury is a liquid at room temperature.
C properties of elements change periodically with the elements' atomic numbers.
D Some elements stay in a liquid state only for short periods.
Each vertical column on the periodic table is called a(n)
A period .
B group.
C element .
D property.
The elements to the right of the zigzag line on the periodic table are called
A nonmetals
B metals
C metalloids
D conductors
Most metals are
A solid at room temperature.
B bad conductors.
C dull.
D not malleable.
A horizontal row on the periodic table is called a(n)
A group.
B family.
C period.
D atomic number.
Which one of the following tells the physical state of an element at room temperature?
A the atomic number
B the color of the chemical symbol
C the atomic mass
D the element name
What element is necessary for substances to burn?
A hydrogen
B oxygen
C helium
D carbon
Transition metals are
A good conductors of thermal energy
B more reactive than alkali metals
C not good conductors of electric current
D used to make aluminum
Mendeleev found that the properties of the known elements followed a pattern that repeated every
A 7 elements
B 5 elements
C 14 elements
D 10 elements
What element makes up about 20% of the air we breathe?
A Nitrogen
B Bromine
C Oxygen
D Sulfur
The carbon group has two metalloids, both of which are used to make
A dinerware
B foil
C cans
D computer chips
What element is used to make the most widely used compound in the chemical industry?
A sulfur
B tellurium
C selenium
D polonium
How did Mendeleev group the elements?
A by density
B by melting point
C by appearance
D by increasing atomic mass
Which of the following statements about elements is true?
A Every element occurs naturally.
B All elements are found in their uncombined form in nature.
C All of the elements exist in approximately equal quantities.
D Each element has a unique chemical symbol.
How many of the recently discovered elements follow periodic law?
A none of them
B all of them
C every eighth element
D half of them
Mendeleev's periodic table was useful because it
A had no empty spaces.
B showed the elements arranged by atomic number.
C allowed for the prediction of the properties of missing elements.
D showed the electron arrangement of the elements.
Which of the following is a property of alkali metals?
A they are so hard they cannot be cut
B they are very reactive
C they are stored in water
D they have few uses
When a halogen reacts with a metal, what is formed?
A a salt
B a mixture
C a nonmetal
D an electron
What helps incandescent light bulbs last longer?
A helium
B radon
C argon
D neon
Which of the following elements is the most metallic?
A K
B Kr
C Fe
D Cu
Which of these elements is the least metallic?
A V
B Zn
C Co
D Se
Which element group has all nonmetals?
A K, Ca, Sc
B Se, Br, Kr
C V, Cr, Mn
D As, Se, Br
The number beneath carbon indicates the
A atomic number.
B atomic mass.
C chemical symbol.
D element name.
The number at the top is the
A atomic number.
B element name.
C atomic mass.
D chemical symbol.
These metals react with water to form hydrogen
A aluminum
B argon
C halogens
D nitrogen
E oxygen
F alkali metals
G calcium
H carbon
I hydrogen
J lanthanides
This metal, part of the Boron Group is used for aircraft parts.
A aluminum
B argon
C halogens
D nitrogen
E oxygen
F alkali metals
G calcium
H carbon
I hydrogen
J lanthanides
This is important to most living things.
A aluminum
B argon
C halogens
D nitrogen
E oxygen
F alkali metals
G calcium
H carbon
I hydrogen
J lanthanides
Cement and chalk are compounds of this.
A aluminum
B argon
C halogens
D nitrogen
E oxygen
F alkali metals
G calcium
H carbon
I hydrogen
J lanthanides
Some of these reactive metals are used to make steel.
A aluminum
B argon
C halogens
D nitrogen
E oxygen
F alkali metals
G calcium
H carbon
I hydrogen
J lanthanides
Chlorine and iodine are these.
A aluminum
B argon
C halogens
D nitrogen
E oxygen
F alkali metals
G calcium
H carbon
I hydrogen
J lanthanides
This is a colorless, odorless gas.
A aluminum
B argon
C halogens
D nitrogen
E oxygen
F alkali metals
G calcium
H carbon
I hydrogen
J lanthanides
Diamond and soot are forms of this.
A aluminum
B argon
C halogens
D nitrogen
E oxygen
F alkali metals
G calcium
H carbon
I hydrogen
J lanthanides
This makes up about 80% of the air we breathe.
A aluminum
B argon
C halogens
D nitrogen
E oxygen
F alkali metals
G calcium
H carbon
I hydrogen
J lanthanides
Light bulbs last longer when they are filled with this gas.
A aluminum
B argon
C halogens
D nitrogen
E oxygen
F alkali metals
G calcium
H carbon
I hydrogen
J lanthanides