PERIODIC TABLE MEDIA LISTENING GUIDE
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1. The smallest building blocks of matter
2. Elements on the Periodic Table
3. Colors on the Periodic Table
4. is unique because it is essential for polarity and water.
5. Alkali Earth metals
6. Alkaline Earth metals
7. Transition metals
8. Semi-metals, As, Sn, Sb, Bi,
9. Metalloids- B, Si, Ge, As, Sb, Te, Po
10. Diatomic Elements – H2 N2 O2 F2 Cl2 Br2 I2
11. Halogens
12. Noble Gases
13. Lathanides
14. Actinides
15. What connects biology, physics, geology together
16. We can see, taste, smell, and or feel _______________ properties.
17. Melting and ________________ point are physical properties.
18. ____________ and thermal conductivity are physical properties.
19. ____________ and ____________ are physical properties.
20. We can surmise these properties during or after a reaction.
21. ________________ and oxidation point are chemical properties.
22. _______________ tendency is a chemical property.
23. Ionic ________________ potential is a chemical property.
24. Half-life of _______________ is chemical property.
25. Number of __________________ electrons is a chemical property.
Electrical
Physical
Group 2
Group 1
90-103
Boiling
Hydrogen
Density/hardness
118
Group 7
Element
33, 50, 51, 83
1, 7, 8, 9, 17, 35, 53
5, 14, 32, 33, 52,52, 84
Ignition
Corrosive
Group B
Valence
Group 8
Isotopes
11
Bonding
Chemistry
Chemical
58-71
PERIODIC TABLE MEDIA LISTENING GUIDE
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26. A. The average atomic weight of all natural isotopes. [always
a decimal]
b. The number protons and neutrons. [never a decimal]
27. Who originally ordered the first 63 known elements according
to atomic weight?
28. Increases as you travel right across a period and up a group
29. Increases as you travel right across a period and up a group
30. Increases as you travel right across a period and up a group
31. Increases as you travel left across a period and down a group
32. Increases as you travel left across a period and down a group
33. The lightest, most abundant element
34. Has the largest atomic radius
35. Has the highest ionization energy
36. Has the strongest electron affinity
37. Is the most metallic element
38. Is the most nonmetallic element
39. The last element in pure stable form
40. Equal the number of protons for a neutral atom
41. Any element above atomic number 91 [Uranium]
42. Who classified the transuranic elements?
43. What organization is charge of the Periodic Table?
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44. Standard temperature and pressure: 1 atm at 273 C
45. Elements with same number of protons but different number
of neutrons
46. Heat and _______________ are the only emissions for fuel cell
vehicles.
47. 80% of elements are shiny and conduct heat and electricity.
48. 15% of elements are poor conductors of heat and electricity
49. 5% share properties among metals and nonmetals
50. Electrons in the outermost shell determined by group number
on periodic table.
Atomic Radius
Mosley
metals
Transuranic
IUPAC
Ionization Energy
STP
H2O
Valence
Nonmetallic
character
Fluorine
Fluorine
isotopes
Atomic weight/
Mass number
Hydrogen
Seaborg
Electron Affinity
Francium
Electrons
Einsteinium
Metallic character
Mendelev
Nonmetals
Francium
Metalloids