what is the periodic table
the periodic table is a char of the elements arranged in rows and columns according to physical and chemical properties
who was Dimitri Mendeleev and what did he do?
he studied the physical traits and reactivity of the known elements (at the time) and sorted them by atomic mass
what were some of the repating patterns that Mendeleev noticed when creating the periodic table
some reapting patterns included melting point, boiling point, and reactivity
what did these repeating patterns in the periodic table allow Mendeleev to do
allowed him to (accurately) predict “missing” elements that had still to be discovered, and their properties
what did henry mosely do
he rearranged the periodic table my atomic number instead if atomic mass, resulted in the columns in the table having similar properties
on the periodic table, what are “groups” or “family”
“groups” or “family” are the columns in the periodic table
in the periodic table, what happens as you go down the columns
atomic number increases
what do the elements of the periodic table show a pattern of
elements are organized into a pattern for physical and chemical properties
what are some things elements are organized into groups for
density, melting point, and boiling point
what are periods
rows on the periodic table (atomic number increases as you go from left to right on chart)
what are element squares
squares of the periodic table that show all important information about the element
study elemnt squares
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what are 75% of metals made of
metal (mostly on the left and middle side of table)
most elements are solid at room temp
yup
where on the periodic table are nonmetals
on the far right
what are metalloids
are between the 2 groups and have some properties of metals and nonmetals
are elements still being created?
yes elements that are not naturally occurring in labs
how does the periodic table help scientists
helps the scientists to predict the properties of the new elements
how many named elements does the current periodic table have
118
what is luster
the ability of a substance to reflect light
what generally has higher luster
metal generally has higher luster
what is conductivity
the ability of a substance to transfer heat or electricity
do metals have good conductivity
metals tend to have good conductivity
what is ductility
the ability to be pulled into a wire