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Title: The Periodic Table


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The Periodic Table
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Mendeleevs Periodic Table
  • In the 1860s Mendeleev was working on a textbook
    to use with his chemistry students.
  • He needed to organize 63 elements and their
    information.
  • Idea for organization came from the card game
    solitaire.
  • He created a deck of cards for the elements with
  • Elements name, mass, and properties.
  • Behavior in reactions with hydrogen and oxygen.
  • Mendeleev arranged the elements into rows in
    order of increasing mass so that elements with
    similar properties were in the same column.

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History
  • Dmitri Mendeleev predicted 6 undiscovered
    elements and their properties
  • (properties video)
  • Periodic Table was rearranged by Henry Moseley by
    atomic numbers in 1913

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Modern Periodic Table Organization
  • Groups or Families (columns) - 18
  • Periods (rows) - 7

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Organization
  • Metals (left side)
  • Non-metals (right side)
  • Metalloids (stairstep)
  • B, Si, Ge, As, Sb, Te, At, Po

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Group names
  • Group 1 Alkali Metals
  • Group 2 Alkaline Earth Metals

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Group names
  • Group 3 -12
  • Transition metals
  • Group 13 - Boron family
  • Group 14 Carbon family
  • Group 15 Nitrogen family
  • Group 16 Oxygen family

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Group names
  • Group 17 Halogens
  • Group 18 Noble Gases

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Other
  • Lanthanide Series - top row below periodic table
  • Actinide Series - bottom row below periodic table

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  • Group 1 - Alkali Metals
  • Group 2 - Alkaline Earth Metals
  • Group 13 - Boron family
  • Group 14 Carbon family
  • Group 15 Nitrogen family
  • Group 16 Oxygen family
  • Group 17 Halogens
  • Group 18 Noble (Inert) Gases

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Building your element
  • Take atomic radius and divide by 23.
  • Cut out 5 circles with this radius.
  • Make _____ tick marks around the outside of each
    circle. Use your radius size to space them out
    evenly.
  • Staple / hot glue your sides together.
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