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Read each sentence carefully and use the words provided in the word bank to fill in the blanks. Each blank corresponds to a key concept, term, numbers, or element related to the Periodic Table of Elements. Choose the word that best completes the statement logically and scientifically.

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Read each sentence carefully and use the words provided in the word bank to fill in the blanks. Each blank corresponds to a key concept, term, numbers, or element related to the Periodic Table of Elements. Choose the word that best completes the statement logically and scientifically.

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down left top right

The nonmetals are confined to the side of the table .

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alkali noble metals group

Some families have their special names . Group 1 is named as the .

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representative inner transition transition outer transition

Group 3 to Group 12 constitutes one block wherein elements in this block are referred as the element s

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semimetals metals nonmetals metalloids

A stair step line separates and .

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Metals Nonmetals Metalloids Semimetals

vary in reactivity .

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cold solution hot base acid water

The most reactive metals will react even with while the least will not react even with .

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Meyer Dmitrii Johann Lothar Dobereiner Mendeleev

is a German chemist who formed the triads of elements with similar properties like the triad of calcium , barium and strontium .

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law periodic theory table

The development of the modern which states that the properties of elements vary periodically with atomic number .

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wider taller narrower shorter

Elements from the columns are called the main groups of the periodic table .

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metalloids nonmetal noble gases halogens

Semimetals have the appearance and some properties of a metal but behave like a in certain
instances .

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middle lowest average highest

The energy level is the one nearest to the nucleus .

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right bottom top left

Nonmetallic elements decreases from to in the periodic table .

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neutrons electrons protons energy

The reactivity of metals is related to the ease with which they lose in their valence shell .

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12 7 10 8

There are horizontal rows or periods in the periodic table .

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halogens element metal noble gases

The chemical properties of a / an depend on the number of valence electrons .

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configuratio law periodic electron trends electronic

The way the electrons of an atom are distributed in the various energy levels or electron shells is called

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1 2 6 4

This is the energy level that electrons occupy first . It can accommodate a maximum of electrons .

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gain enhance decrease lose

Metallic property relates to how easy it is for an atom to an electron . On the other hand , nonmetallic property relates to how easy it is for an atom to an electron .

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8 17 1 13

Potassium , sodium , lithium are metals belonging to Group .

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Lothar Dobereiner Newlands Dmitri Johann Lothar John Mendeleev Meyer Dmitri Mendeleev Meyer

and both came up with periodic tables that showed how elements should be grouped .

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configuration masses numbers atomic weight

John Newlands based his classification of elements on the fact that similar properties could be noted for every eight element when they are arranged in order of increasing .

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transition inner transition transition representative

The lanthanides and actinides are special series of elements but are also part of the block .

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semiinsulators insulators conductors semiconductors

Silicon , germanium , and antimony , act as , which are important in solid - state electronic circuits .

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ionization reactivity electronegativity acidity

The ease and speed with which a metal reacts with another substance is called its .

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13 14 16 12 10

Groups to are named based on the first element found in their families .

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neutrons electrons positrons protons

The atomic number is equal to the number of in the nucleus of an atom .

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Mendeleev Dmitri John Johann Lothar Meyer Dobereiner Newlands

In 1863 , , an English chemist proposed the Law of Octaves .

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period group column rows table elements

Refer to the periodic table , you will notice that the reactions get more vigorous as you go down the and tend to decrease across a .

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level configuration shel valence energy model

The highest energy level that an electron occupies is referred to as the outermost shell or

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masses ions energy atomic number

Electron shells are also called energy levels because each electron shell corresponds to a particular .

 
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