5 Review Sheet
5-1
Understand what Mendeleev did
how he arranged the periodic table
how he predicted the existence of elements not yet discovered
How is the modern periodic table arranged
5-2
What groups/families/ What are periods?
Understand the basic arrangement of the periodic table. Where are the metals,
nonmetals, metalloids, different families, gases, liquids, solids
How are the properties of elements in the same family related?
Be able to list 5 properties of metals vs. nonmetals vs. metalloids
know the metalloids
define: malleable, ductile, luster, corrosion
chemical properties of metals and nonmetals, which gain and which lose
electrons,which corrode
know the number of valence electrons of each family and the valence
number of each family
oxidation number, lewis dot structures,
balancing chemical equations
conductivity lab and types of alloys (bronze)
interpreting periodic table qz
Acids and Bases 3-2 / 3-3 from PDF file
pH scale -what does pH mean
rainbow ice lab
be able to write the reactions of carbon dioxide and water
H+ and OH- ions
what are hydroxides
The 6 critical reactions of acid and bases
--acids and bases in h20
--acids + metal
--acids + carbonates
--CO2 + h20
--acids + bases = salt + water
5-3
know the properties of the families especially alkali and halogens,
have a rough idea what elements are in which families
properties of transition metals
know which elements are most abundant in the atmosphere, crust, and universe
know properties of noble gases
element crossword puzzle
electron configuration
5-4
understand how reactivity, atomic size, and metallic properties change from left
to right in the same period of the periodic table
How does atomic size change from top to bottom in the same family
how does the number of protons affect atomic size in the same period
Alien Periodic table
“Science of slime”—sheet thinning, sheer thickening, non-newtonian fluids
“Two faces of carbon”—properties of graphite vs. diamonds , allotropes,
Review the ch.5 test public folder
Reread –Acids and Bases.PDF
Active Chem – Ch.1 Act. 2 - Elements and their properties
Ch1. Act 6, Act 7
Lots of practice tests in the public folder for ch. 5