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Atomic Numbers and Electron Configurations Answers

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3

Arranged elements by atomic number:

A
Lavoisier
B
Dobereiner
C
Newlands
D
Mendeleev
E
Moseley
4

alkali metal:

A
potassium
B
strontium
C
chlorine
5

potassium (K):

A
alkali metal
B
alkaline earth metal
C
transition metal
D
inner transition metal
E
halogen
F
noble gas
6

strontium (Sr):

A
alkali metal
B
alkaline earth metal
C
transition metal
D
inner transition metal
E
halogen
F
noble gas
7

: Yb

Answer:

ytterbium: Yb

13

Why did Mendeleev leave blank spaces in his version of the periodic table?

A
Mendeleev’s periodic table arranged elements in order of increasing atomic mass; spaces were left for elements not having the correct atomic mass.
B
Mendeleev’s periodic table arranged elements in groups of similar chemical properties; spaces were left for elements not having a similar chemical property.
C
Mendeleev’s periodic table arranged elements in order of increasing atomic mass; it was noticed that chemical properties repeated. Mendeleev predicted an element had not been discovered to fit the space.
14

Organized elements into four groups based on properties:

A
Lavoisier
B
Dobereiner
C
Newlands
D
Mendeleev
E
Moseley
15

Identified triads of elements with similar properties:

A
Lavoisier
B
Dobereiner
C
Newlands
D
Mendeleev
E
Moseley
16

From the list below, choose which groups are part of the periodic table.

A
metals
B
acids
C
flammable gases
D
nonmetals
E
semimetals
F
ores
G
conductors
18

Rb:

A
alkali metal
B
alkaline earth metal
19

Mg:

A
alkali metal
B
alkaline earth metal
21

Use the periodic table to classify each of the elements below.cadmium (Cd):

A
alkali metal
B
alkaline earth metal
C
transition metal
D
inner transition metal
E
halogen
F
noble gas

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