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| Has an atomic mass of 1 and a charge of +1 |
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| Has an atomic mass of almost 0 and a charge of -1 |
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| Has an atomic mass of 1 and no charge |
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Which of these particles is located in the nucleus?
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| He first came up with the idea of the atom. |
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Which of these were not one of the elements of Aristotle?
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-earth
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| The massive center of the atom is the... |
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| In compounds, the sum of the oxidation number is equal to... |
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| The lightest element is... |
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| The elements in IA have an oxidation number of... |
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| The elements in IIA have an oxidation number of... |
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| Silver has an oxidation number of... |
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| Zinc has an oxidation number of... |
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| Aluminum has an oxidation number of... |
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Be able to identify the following about a periodic table entry:
What is the atomic number? |
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Be able to identify the following about a periodic table entry:
What is the atomic mass number? |
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Be able to identify the following about a periodic table entry:
What is the number of neutrons? |
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Be able to identify the following about a periodic table entry:
What is the number of electrons? |
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Be able to identify the following about a periodic table entry:
What is the number of protons? |
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Be able to identify the following about a periodic table entry:
How many valence electrons does it have? |
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| What is the correct formula of a compound named carbon dioxide? |
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| What is the correct formula of a compound named carbon tetrachloride? |
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| What is the correct formula of a compound named tin (IV) phosphate? |
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| What is the correct formula of a compound named iron (II) sulfide? |
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| Who made the first periodic table? |
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| Phosphate, PO4-3 is a(n)... |
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| Iron is considered a(n)... |
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| Cu, Ag, and Au are known as the _________ metals. |
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| Ru, Rh, Pd, Os, Ir, and Pt are known as the ________ metals. |
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| Si, As, Se, and Te are all known as... |
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| Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs, and Fr are known as _______ metals. |
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| Mg, Ca, Sr, and Ba are all _________ metals. |
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Which of the following scientists did NOT work on the development of periodicity?
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-Newlands
-Dobereiner
-Aristotle |
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| Phosphate, Po4-3 has a charge of... |
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| In phosphate, PO4-3, the phosphorous has an oxidation number of... |
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| In water, H2O, the oxygen has an oxidation number of -2 and the hydrogen has an oxidation number of... |
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| In solutions the parts are thoroughly and evenly mixed, so they are __________ mixtures. |
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| H, N, O, F, Cl, Br, and I are all called _________ elements. |
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| These are found above the metalloid line. |
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| These are found on the left hand side of the table. |
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| Also known as semiconductors. |
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| Fe, Au, Li, and K are all... |
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| Most have oxidation numbers of +1 or +2. |
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| Most have negative oxidation numbers. |
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| The symbol for sodium is... |
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| The symbol for iron is... |
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| The symbol for oxygen is... |
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| The symbol for copper is... |
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| The symbol for sulfur is... |
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| These elements are characterized by luster, malleability, and conductivity. |
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| A chemical equation is a short hand way of describing... |
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