Quiz on the Periodic Table

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What was the first method of organising the elements in the periodic table?
Newland's Law of Octaves
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Who was the first person to create the periodic table as we know it today?
Dmitri Mendeleev
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What did Mendeleev's table differ from other previous peridoic tables?
It had gaps for missing, undiscovered elements
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What is Group 1 usually referred to?
The Alkali Metals
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As you go down Group 1 what happens to the reactivity of the metals?
They become more reactive
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Name 3 metals within this group
Lithium, Sodium and Potassium
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What type of compounds do Group 1 metals form?
Ionic compounds with Non-metals
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What does a Group 1 metal and water reaction produce?
Hydrogen
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What are the Group 7 elements usually referred to as?
The Halogens
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As you down the group what happens to the reactivity?
They become less reactive
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What colour gas is Fluorine?
Yellow
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What colour gas is Chlorine?
Green
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What colour liquid is Bromine?
Red-Brown
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What colour crystal is Iodine?
Dark Grey
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Whats type of bounds do Halogens produce?
Ionic bounds with metals
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What will happen is there is a more reactive and a less reactive Halogen?
The more reactive Halogen DISPLACES the less reactive Halogen
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What properties are the Transition Elements like?
Metals
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What do Transition metals often have more than one of?
Ion
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Whst do Transition metals and their Compounds all make?
Catalysts
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