periodic table

Cards (10)

  • Mendeleevs’ Periodic Table

    • Ordered in increasing atomic mass
    • Left gaps for undiscovered alerts and pradicted the propersas of these elements later groves
    • Put elements to groups vertical and periods)
  • Modern Periodic Table
    • Elements are ordered by increasing atomic number (ie number of proton)
    • There is now a transition element block and noble gasses
  • Noble Gases group 8/0
    Have been added
  • Element
    Contains one type of atom and it cannot be broken down into anything simple by chemical means
  • Arrangement of the Periodic Table
    • Groups run vertically
    • Periods run horizontally
    • Metals are found to the left of the steps' and non-metal to the right
  • States of elements in the periodic table
    • Metals are all solids at room temperature (except mercury)
    • There are only two liquid elements: mercury and bromine
    • There are several gaseous elements: all the Noble Gases, fuorine, chlorine, oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen
    • The rest of the elements are all solids
  • Metal properties
    • Melting Point/Boiling Point: High
    • Malleability: Good-can be hammered or bent into shape
    • Ductility: Good-can be stretched into a wire
    • Sonority: Can be good-make a ringing sound when struck
    • Conduction of heat and electricity: Good
  • Non-Metal properties
    • Melting Point/Boiling Point: Low (except for graphite and diamond)
    • Malleability: Poor-usually brittle
    • Ductility: Poor
    • Sonority: Not sonorous
    • Conduction of heat and electricity: Poor
  • Groups in the Periodic Table
    • Group 2: Alkaline Earth Metals
    • Group 0/8: Noble Gases
    • Group 7: Halogens
    • Group 1: Alkali Metals
    • Transition Metal Block
  • Group numbers give the number of electrons in the outside shell-group 7 will have 7 electrons in their outer shells and so will all react in similar ways