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What was the initial basis for ordering the periodic tables?
Atomic weight
What significant discovery was made after Mendeleev's time?
Isotopes
What did Mendeleev do regarding undiscovered elements?
Left gaps in the
periodic table
Why didn't Mendeleev strictly follow atomic mass in his periodic table?
Because of
different
atomic masses
How is the position of an element in the periodic table used?
To predict its
reactivity
What does each period in the periodic table represent?
A new
shell of electrons
What does the group number indicate in the periodic table?
The number of valence electrons
What are the characteristics of Group 1 elements?
One electron in outer shell
Very reactive
Form ionic compounds
React with water, chlorine, and oxygen
How does reactivity change in Group 1 as you move down the group?
Reactivity
increases
down the group
What happens to melting and boiling points as you move down Group 1?
They
increase
What is the trend in reactivity for halogens as you move down the group?
Reactivity
decreases down the group
What is a characteristic of noble gases?
They are
unreactive
What happens to the boiling point of noble gases as you move down the group?
It
increases
What is the electron configuration of metals in relation to ion formation?
Metals form
positive
ions
How do non-metals behave in terms of ion formation?
Non-metals do not form
positive ions
What are the general properties of metals and non-metals in the periodic table?
Metals:
Strong, malleable, good
conductors
High
melting points
Non-metals:
Brittle, dull looking, do not conduct electricity
Where are non-metals generally located in the periodic table?
Towards the top right
Where are metals generally located in the periodic table?
Towards the
bottom left
What was a limitation of early periodic tables?
They were
incomplete
What was a common issue with the placement of elements in early periodic tables?
Some elements were placed in
incorrect
groups
What was Mendeleev's approach to grouping elements?
He ensured elements with
similar
properties lined up in groups
What is a characteristic of elements in the same group of the periodic table?
They have similar
chemical properties