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The Periodic Table
 

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The Periodic TableOnline version

6th Grade Science

by Kerry Ben-Jacob
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Who discovered patterns among the elements?

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What did Mendeleev study to find patterns?

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Which property did Mendeleev record?

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Which property did Mendeleev note besides melting point?

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What is atomic mass?

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What is the periodic table?

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The periodic table shows elements arranged by what?

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When did Mendeleev create the first periodic table?

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Mendeleev arranged his table by:

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Why did Mendeleev leave blank spaces?

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The periodic table changed:

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The periodic table includes each element’s:

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What else appears on the periodic table?

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A chemical symbol is usually:

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Rows on the periodic table are called:

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Each period contains:

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Metals are usually found on the:

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Nonmetals are usually found on the:

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Metalloids are found:

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How many rows stand below the main table?

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The upper separate row is called the:

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Lanthanides are sometimes called:

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Actinides are located:

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Which is a common actinide?

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Most actinides are made in a:

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All actinides are:

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Elements after uranium are called:

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Transuranium elements are:

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Transuranium elements decay:

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Most transuranium elements are made in a:

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How many periods are in the modern table?

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Patterns repeat in each:

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Similar elements are placed into:

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How many groups are in the periodic table?

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Groups are arranged as:

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Most elements are:

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At least one metal is found in every group except:

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Nonmetals are found in group:

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Nonmetals are also found in groups:

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Groups 13–16 contain:

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Metalloids have properties of:

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Halogens are found on the:

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Halogens are the most reactive:

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Noble gases are the:

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Hydrogen is located at the:

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Hydrogen is a:

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Hydrogen does not belong to a family because its properties are:

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Hydrogen is the:

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Hydrogen contains one:

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Hydrogen contains one:

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Mendeleev used clues from similar:

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Density is an example of a:

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Color helped Mendeleev identify:

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Atomic mass helped Mendeleev organize:

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Periods run across the table as:

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Groups run up and down as:

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Rare earth metals are another name for:

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Uranium belongs to the:

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Most actinides found today are:

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Neptunium is an example connected with:

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Plutonium is mostly:

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Transuranium elements come after:

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Radioactive elements break down into:

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Periodic means:

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The periodic table contains element:

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The symbol for an element is an:

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Periods help show repeating:

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The periodic table helps classify:

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Metalloids are located:

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The noble gases are found near the:

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Halogens belong to the category:

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Hydrogen has very unique:

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Mendeleev predicted:

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Elements in the same group share:

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The periodic table organizes all known:

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