Periodic Table Properties
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- Q1What is true about ALL noble gases?They are very reactiveThey have two valence electronsThey will not bond with any other elementThey are metals120sEditDelete
- Q2Which of the following elements will Beryllium (Be) have the most properties in common with?Helium (He)Potassium (K)Hydrogen (H)Calcium (Ca)120sEditDelete
- Q3Which statement is true about all non-metals on the periodic table (EXCEPT Hydrogen)?They are all liquids at room temperature.They are all very reactive.They are all found to the right of the zigzag/ staircase on the periodic table.They are all found in nature in their pure, unbonded, form.120sEditDelete
- Q4In general, where are metals found on the periodic table?To the right of the zigzag/ staircaseTo the left of the zigzag/ staircaseSurrounding the zigzag/ staircase120sEditDelete
- Q5The Alkali Earth Metals (group 2) share which main characteristics?Chemical propertiesElectron affinityAtomic radiusBoiling point120sEditDelete
- Q6Where are the transition metals located on the periodic table?Groups 3a-8aGroups 13-18Groups 3-12Groups 1 & 2120sEditDelete
- Q7Which of the following are true about the metals in group 2?They are very reactiveThey have five valence electronsThey are all radioactiveThey are very nonreactive120sEditDelete
- Q8Oxygen (O) shares similar chemical and physical properties with which of the following?Lithium (Li)Calcium (Ca)Sulfur (S)Neon (Ne)120sEditDelete
- Q9Of the following elements in the Noble Gas family, which is the heaviest?KrArHeXe120sEditDelete
- Q10What is true about Argon (Ar)?Aragon is a very reactive nonmetalAragon will not bond with other elementsAragon is a very reactive metalAragon has three valence electrons120sEditDelete
- Q11Elements in the same group share which main characteristics?Chemical propertiesAtomic radiusBoiling pointElectron affinity120sEditDelete
- Q12Bromine (Br) shares similar chemical and physical properties with...Copper (Cu)Hydrogen (H)Neon (Ne)Iodine (I)120sEditDelete
- Q13Which group is known as the 'Halogen Family'?Group 1Group 17 (or 7a)Group 2Group 18 (or 8a)120sEditDelete
- Q14Where are the Metalloids located on the periodic table?Metalloids are to the left of the zigzag/ staircaseMetalloids surround the zigzag/ staircaseMetalloids are to the right of the zigzag/ staircase120sEditDelete
- Q15What charge does a proton carry?NeutralPositiveNegative120sEditDelete
- Q16What charge does a neutron carry?NeutralNegativeJimmy Neutron?Positive120sEditDelete
- Q17What charge does an electron carry?NegativeNeutralPositive120sEditDelete
- Q18Which of the following statements is INCORRECT?Carbon is a metalFluorine is a nonmetalHydrogen is a nonmetalCalcium is a metal120sEditDelete
- Q19What does the group number tell you about an atom?The number of electronsThe number of shells an atom hasThe number of protonsThe number of valence electrons120sEditDelete
- Q20What does the period number tell you about an atom?The number of electronThe number of protonsThe number of shells an atom hasThe number of valence electrons120sEditDelete