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Periodic Table

Periodic Table

Assessment

Presentation

Chemistry

8th Grade

Medium

NGSS
HS-PS1-1, HS-PS1-2

Standards-aligned

Created by

CHASE BROWN

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12 Slides • 19 Questions

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Periodic Table

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Different Periodic Tables

  • Mendeleev’s Periodic Table

  • Modern Periodic Table

  • What is the difference?

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2 ways to organize

  • Groups that run vertically

  • Periods that run horizontally

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Groups and Periods

  • Elements in the same group have the same number of valence electrons as well as same properties.

  • Elements in the same periods are in the same energy level.

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3 Main Types of Elements

Metals

Nonmetals

Metalloids

what are their properties?

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Multiple Choice

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energy levels
2
valence electrons
3
protons
4
neutrons

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Multiple Choice

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1
energy levels
2
valence electrons
3
protons
4
neutrons

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Multiple Choice

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Periods
2
Groups

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Multiple Choice

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Periods
2
Groups

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Multiple Choice

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How did Mendeleev arrange the elements?
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alphabetical 
2
density
3
melting point
4
atomic mass

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Multiple Choice

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Metals
2
Nonmetals
3
Metalloids

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Multiple Choice

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Metals
2
Nonmetals
3
Metalloids

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Multiple Choice

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Metals
2
Nonmetals
3
Metalloids

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Multiple Choice

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Metals
2
Nonmetals
3
Metalloids

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Multiple Choice

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Metals
2
Nonmetals
3
Metalloids

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Multiple Choice

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Metals
2
Nonmetals
3
Metalloids

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Multiple Choice

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Metals
2
Nonmetals
3
Metalloids

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Multiple Choice

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Metals
2
Nonmetals
3
Metalloids

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Group 1

  • Begins with hydrogen

  • How many valence electrons are there in all the elements of group 1?

  • Also known as the Alkali Metals beginning with lithium.

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Group 2

  • Begins with Beryllium.

  • 2nd most reactive group in the periodic table.

  • Also know as the Alkaline Earth Metals

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Groups 3-12

  • Also known as the transition metals

  • What period do the transition metals begin?

  • What about the Lanthanides and Actinides?

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Families of the Periodic Table

  • Boron Family

  • Carbon Family

  • Nitrogen Family

  • Oxygen Family

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Halogens

  • Starts with Flourine

  • 7 valence electrons

  • Only need one to be completely full and stable.

  • They want to become a noble gas

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Noble Gases

  • 8 Valence Electrons

  • What you want^^

  • What everyone wants to be

  • They are stable

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Multiple Choice

How does a group 1 metal atom form an ion?

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lose 1 electron

2

lose 2 electrons

3

gain 1 electron

4

gain 2 electrons

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Multiple Choice

Is hydrogen an alkali metal?

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no

2

yes

3

maybe

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Multiple Choice

How many electrons do the alkali metals have in their outer shell?

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1

2

2

3

8

4

7

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Multiple Choice

Which alkali metal is most reactive out of the following

1

rubidium

2

potassium

3

sodium

4

lithium

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Multiple Choice

Group IA has 7 elements member, but for Alkali only has 6 elements member

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Incorrect

2

Correct

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Multiple Choice

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Which is the most reactive metal in this group?

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Sodium

2

Potassium

3

Rubidium

4

Francium

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