Froggy Jumps: Periodic table organization (6.1) (chemistry - hs2 - high school chemistry - periodic table organization


Froggy Jumps Periodic table organization (6.1)Online version history of the periodic table and general classifications by Erik Hellmer 1 Element were originally organized by a properties b atomic number c atomic mass 2 Mendeleev organized his periodic table with increasing a atomic number b atomic mass c properties 3 The modern periodic table is organized with increasing a properties b atomic mass c atomic number 4 The three broad classes of elements are a metals, nonmetals, and metalloids b heavy metals, light metals, and sortof metals c metallic, malleable, and ductile 5 The elements with similar physical and chemical properties are a carbon and boron b oxygen and nitrogen c chlorine and bromine 6 The elements with similar physical and chemical properties are a oxygen and nitrogen b carbon and boron c strontium and magnesium 7 The elements with similar physical and chemical properties are a sodium and magnesium b calcium and beryllium c potassium and calcium 8 The elements with similar physical and chemical properties are a nickel and niobium b nitrogen and neon c sodium and cesium 9 The elemental class that gold belongs to is a metalloids b metals c nonmetals 10 The elemental class that silicon belongs to is a metals b metalloids c nonmetals 11 The elemental class that sulfur belongs to is a nonmetals b metalloids c metals 12 The elemental class that barium belongs to is a metalloids b nonmetals c metals 13 The element that helped support Mendeleev's periodic table a germanium b cadmium c gallium 14 The pattern that is revealed when elements are arranged in a periodic table in order of increasing atomic number is a chemical reaction and identification repetition b solid and liquid property repetition c physical and chemical property repetition 15 The element with similar properties as carbon is a zinc b silicon c bismuth 16 The classification with the characteristics of being a gas at room temperature is a metals b metalloids c nonmetals 17 The classification with the characteristics of being brittle is a metalloids b nonmetals c metals 18 The classification with the characteristics of being malleable is a metals b nonmetals c metalloids 19 The classification with the characteristics of being a poor conductor of electrical current is a metalloids b metals c nonmetals 20 The classification with the characteristics of being shiny is a metals b nonmetals c metalloids

1

Element were originally organized by

a

properties

b

atomic number

c

atomic mass

2

Mendeleev organized his periodic table with increasing

a

atomic number

b

atomic mass

c

properties

3

The modern periodic table is organized with increasing

a

properties

b

atomic mass

c

atomic number

4

The three broad classes of elements are

a

metals, nonmetals, and metalloids

b

heavy metals, light metals, and sortof metals

c

metallic, malleable, and ductile

5

The elements with similar physical and chemical properties are

a

carbon and boron

b

oxygen and nitrogen

c

chlorine and bromine

6

The elements with similar physical and chemical properties are

a

oxygen and nitrogen

b

carbon and boron

c

strontium and magnesium

7

The elements with similar physical and chemical properties are

a

sodium and magnesium

b

calcium and beryllium

c

potassium and calcium

8

The elements with similar physical and chemical properties are

a

nickel and niobium

b

nitrogen and neon

c

sodium and cesium

9

The elemental class that gold belongs to is

a

metalloids

b

metals

c

nonmetals

10

The elemental class that silicon belongs to is

a

metals

b

metalloids

c

nonmetals

11

The elemental class that sulfur belongs to is

a

nonmetals

b

metalloids

c

metals

12

The elemental class that barium belongs to is

a

metalloids

b

nonmetals

c

metals

13

The element that helped support Mendeleev's periodic table

a

germanium

b

cadmium

c

gallium

14

The pattern that is revealed when elements are arranged in a periodic table in order of increasing atomic number is

a

chemical reaction and identification repetition

b

solid and liquid property repetition

c

physical and chemical property repetition

15

The element with similar properties as carbon is

a

zinc

b

silicon

c

bismuth

16

The classification with the characteristics of being a gas at room temperature is

a

metals

b

metalloids

c

nonmetals

17

The classification with the characteristics of being brittle is

a

metalloids

b

nonmetals

c

metals

18

The classification with the characteristics of being malleable is

a

metals

b

nonmetals

c

metalloids

19

The classification with the characteristics of being a poor conductor of electrical current is

a

metalloids

b

metals

c

nonmetals

20

The classification with the characteristics of being shiny is

a

metals

b

nonmetals

c

metalloids

Periodic table organization (6.1)

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