2.3- Periodic Table and Periodic Law

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compiled a list of known elements in the 1700s → established organization of substances based off of natural elements

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john newlands

proposed elements to be arranged by increasing atomic mass

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octet law

properties are repeated every 8th element (1 and 8, 2 and 9)

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meyer and mendeleev

connected properties and mass

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mendeleev

predicted existence of unknown elements and their properties

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mosely

rearranged table by atomic number and found a clear pattern

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periodic law

repetition of chemical and physical properties while mass increases

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strategically

every spot on the periodic table is _______ placed

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representative elements

elements in the s and p block that possess a wide variety of chemical and physical properties

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differentiate

the point of electron dot configuration is to _____ energy

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metals

elements that are generally shiny when smooth and clean, solid at room temp, and conduct heat

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alkali metals

all elements in group one (besides hydrogen) that are very reactive

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alkali earth metals

group 2 elements

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transition metals

the d block

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inner transition metals

the f block- lanthanodes and actinodes

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nonmetals

gases or brittle, poor conductors of heat and electricity

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halogens

group 17 → highly reactive

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noble gases

group 18 → extremely unreactive → full outer shell

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metalloids

hybrids of metals and nonmetals

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set

thinking of atoms as balloons

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electron configuration

what is atomic size influenced by

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half

for metals, radius is ___the distance between the nuclei of identical atoms

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left to right

decrease in radius from…

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top to bottom

increase in radius from…

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shielding

layers of electrons that protect valence electrons from the pull of the nucleus

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decrease

as positive charge increases, shields …

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outermost orbital

atomic radius increases down a group because ___ size increases

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opposing

no shielding occurs due to … attraction without extra layers

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california

where the world’s largest star was at one point

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fusion

releasing energy by forcing hydrogen to fuse together

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NIF

what ignites self-sustaining fusion

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ignition

igniting a fusion reaction that emits more energy than put in

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back and forth

lasers amplify by racing…

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precision

diamond shells require extreme…

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center of the sun

fusion achieved temperatures hotter than the…

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multiply

to make widespread, plants need to ___ factors immensely

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1; 10

__ fusion per day to __ fusions per second

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ion

atoms or bonded group of atoms with a positive or negative charge

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valence electron

atoms can get smaller due to the loss of a ___ (leaves an empty outer orbital)

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electrostatic repulsion

what the addition of an electron increases

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15

negative ions start with group…

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to get a full set of 8

why do negative ions start with group fifteen

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N3-

what comes after C

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ionization energy

energy requirement to remove an electron from a gaseous atom

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Zeff

effective nuclear charge

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first ionization energy

energy to remove the first electron (easiest due to lack of pull)

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cations

positive ions

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anions

negative ions

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electronegativity

the attraction of an electron to the pull of the nucleus

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1

group that wants to lose an electron desperately

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17

group that wants to gain an electron desperately

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naked eye

gold cant be seen with the…

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1 oz

for every ton of rocks there is ___ of gold

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flux

prevents molten gold from reaction

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copper

element that is used in almost everything

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