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Title: Understanding the Periodic Table


1
Understanding the Periodic Table
2
The Atom
  • Nucleus
  • Protons
  • Neutrons
  • Electron Cloud
  • Electrons
  • Electrons in the outer ring are called valence
    electrons

3
Periodic Table
  • Family or Group
  • Vertical columns
  • Period
  • Horizontal rows
  • Element Square
  • Atomic of Protons of Electrons
  • Atomic Mass/Weight Atomic Neutrons

4
Grouping the Elements
  • Group 1 2 are very reactive!!
  • Group 1 2 have 1/2 valence electrons
  • The ability to gain, lose, or share valence
    electrons makes that element more reactive.
  • When the elements combine they form compounds.
  • Are found in nature only as compounds.

5
Group 1 Alkali Metals
  • Group 1 contains Metals
  • Valence Electrons 1
  • Reactivity Very Reactive
  • Properties
  • Soft
  • Silver colored
  • Shiny
  • Low density

6
Group 2 Alkaline-Earth Metals
  • Group 2 contains Metals
  • Valence electrons 2
  • Reactivity Very reactive, but less reactive
    than alkali metals
  • Properties
  • Silver colored
  • More dense than alkali metals

7
Group 3-12 Transition Metals
  • Groups 3-12 contain Metals
  • Valence Electrons 1 or 2
  • Reactivity Less reactive than alkaline
  • Properties
  • Shiny
  • Good conductors of thermal energy electric
    current
  • Higher densities melting points

8
Lanthanides Actinides?
  • Prevent table from being too wide.
  • Lanthanides
  • Follow the transition metal lanthanum
  • Actinides
  • Follow the transition metal actinium
  • Radioactive and are unstable

9
Group 13-16 Metalloids
  • Group 13 to 16 change from Metals to nonmetals
  • These groups have properties of metals and
    nonmetals
  • Groups 13-16 have 10 fewer valence electrons than
    their group

10
Groups 17 18 Nonmetals ONLY
  • Group 17 Halogens
  • Very reactive nonmetals
  • Need to gain only 1 valence electron
  • React violently w/ alkali metals
  • Group 18 Noble Gases
  • Unreactive nonmetals
  • Have filled outer most energy level
  • Heliums nonreactivity makes it safer than

11
Hydrogen
  • Does not match any single group?
  • It is like alkali metals 1 valence electron
  • Hydrogen is the most abundant element in the
    universe!
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