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What’s the Trend??? Periodic Table Organization
ThePeriodicTableisarrangedbasedonPeriodicLaw.
• WhatisthePeriodicLaw??
Instructions
1) ThePeriodicTableisanorganizedlistofallknown___________________________.Eachboxrepresentsadifferentelement.
2) Thenameofeachelementisalreadywritteninforyou.Chemistsusechemicalsymbols,orletters,torepresenteachelement.Thelettercangointhemiddleofthebox.Usingtheattachedsheettohelpyou,writeinthesymbolsforeachelement.
3) Atomicnumberisthenumberof_____________________ineachatom.Theatomicnumbergoesintheupperlefthandcornerofeachbox.Ineachboxonyourblanktablethatdoesn’thaveanumber,fillitin.
4) ThePeriodicTableisarrangedinto_________________and__________________.
a. Agroupis:______________________________________________________________
b. Aperiodis:_____________________________________________________________
LabelthegroupsandperiodsinyourPeriodicTable,startingwith1intheupper,left-handcorner.
5) ThePeriodicTableisalsoarrangedinto____________________,whichare:_____________________________________________________________________________________________ThefollowingarethefamiliesinthePeriodicTable.Usecoloredpencils(notmarkers)tocoloreachfamilyinthecolorlisted:
a) AlkaliMetals(blue):VeryreactivemetalsinGroup______.
b) AlkalineEarthMetals(red):SomewhatreactivemetalsinGroup_______.
c) TransitionElements(organge):MetalsinGroups______through_______.
d) Non-Metals(purple):GasesandsolidsinGroups______through_______.
e) Halogens(green):NonmetalsinGroup______.
f) NobleGases(yellow):UnreactivegasesinGroup______.
6) OnceyoufinishcreatingyourPeriodicTable,chooseyourfavoriteelement.OnthebackofthePeriodicTablesheet,dothefollowing:
a. DrawaboxthatrepresentsthewayyourelementlooksonthePeriodicTable.Includethenameofyourelement,thesymbol,andtheatomicnumber.
b. Underneaththebox,writeashortparagraphexplainingwhatthePeriodicTableshows,whatitisusedfor,andwhereyourelementfitsontheTable.ExplainwhatGroup,Period,andFamilyyourelementisinandhowyouknow.
Common Elements and Their Symbols
(in alphabetical order)
aluminum Al
argon Ar
arsenic As
barium Ba
beryllium Be
boron B
bromine Br
calcium Ca
carbon C
cesium Cs
chlorine Cl
chromium Cr
cobalt Co
copper Cu
fluorine F
gallium Ga
germanium Ge
gold Au
helium He
hydrogen H
iodine I
iron Fe
krypton Kr
lead Pb
lithium Li
magnesium Mg
manganese Mn
mercury Hg
molybdenum Mo
neon Ne
nickel Ni
nitrogen N
oxygen O
phosphorus P
platinum Pt
plutonium Pu
potassium K
radium Ra
radon Rn
rubidium Rb
selenium Se
silicon Si
silver Ag
sodium Na
strontium Sr
sulfur S
tin Sn
titanium Ti
uranium U
xenon Xe
zinc Zn
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