the periodic table

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In the 1800s, how were the elements ordered and why?
atomic mass, as protons, neutrons and electrons had not been discovered
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How did Newlands order his periodic table?
he used the Law of Octaves
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What was wrong with Newlands' table?
he ended up having non-metals with metals
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what did Mendeleev do to his table? (2 marks)
he left gaps, he swapped elements around
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how many elements now exist? a) 50 b) 100 or c) 1000
b) 100
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what do groups have that are the same?
the same number of outer electrons
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how many electrons does beryllium, Be, have in its outer shell? use a periodic table to help.
two
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chlorine reacts in a similar way to bromine. suggest a reason why.
they are both in the same group.
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why do group 1 metals have similar properties?
they all have 1 outer electron
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write a word equation for the reaction between potassium and water
potassium + water potassium hydroxide and water
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why can bromine displace iodine from a solution of sodium iodide?
it is more reactive.
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