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•This group is also known as the alkali metals
I-100
.
I-200
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I-300
•This group will try to lose two electrons
.
I-400
•This group contains the el=
ement
with the highest ionization energy.
.
I-500
•This group would have the =
lowest
average melting point.
.
II-100
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II-200
.
II-300
•This is the trend of acidi=
ty
reactions with water as you go across a period.
.
II-400
•This is the trend of atomi=
c size
as you go down a column
.
II-500
•This is the trend of atomi=
c size
as you go across a period and why.
.
III-100
•This is the luster of metals
.
III-200
•This is the definition of
malleability and how it applies to metals
.
III-300
•Of the elements listed below,
which is the most metallic?
•Neon (Ne)
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III-400
•Which answer below gives t=
he
correct order of reactivity, starting with the most
reactive and ending with the least reactive?
<=
/span>
a) Boron (B),
Beryllium (Be), Lithium (Li)
b) Calcium (Ca),
Strontium (Sr), Barium (Ba)
c) Iron (Fe),
Ruthenium (Ru), Osmium (Os)
d) Barium (Ba),
Strontium (Sr), Calcium (Ca)
.
III-500
•Use the following informat=
ion
for the question.
The formulas of several known compounds are NaCl, BaCl=
2<=
/span>,
Al2O3<=
/span> and CCl4. What would be the formula of a compound
formed from: Sr and I
.
IV-100
•This is the color of unive=
rsal
indicator in a neutral solution (pH=3D7)
.
IV-200
•Describe observations that=
went
on with the alkali metals with water.
.
IV-300
•This describes how non-met=
als
reacted with HCl and CuCl2
.
IV-400
•What are the two products =
when
Na reacts with water?
.
IV-500
•If strontium was to react =
with
water, what would be the color of the universal indicator <=
/span>and
the formula of the product.
.
V-100
•This is the scientist that
arranged the first 63 elements.
.
V-200
•Mendeleev arranged the ele=
ments
by increasing this.
.
V-300
•This is what made Mendelee=
v did
that he staked his career on, but made him look <=
span
style=3D'position:absolute;top:44.25%;left:12.17%;width:79.4%;height:6.75%=
'>brilliant.
.
V-400
•This is the name of the fir=
st
scientist to arrange the periodic table.
.
V-500
•This is the year that Mend=
eleev
came out with the periodic table.
.
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I-100 A
•Group One
I-300 A
•Alkaline Earth Metals