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Page 1: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and
Page 2: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

ELEMENTS

Remember:

• Atoms of one type form an element

• Elements are the simplest form of a substance

• Every element is unique and has its own chemical and physical properties

Page 3: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Dimitri Mendeleev• Russian chemist who

worked in the mid 1800’s

• Researched the 63 known elements

• Made cards for each element with all the facts he could find

• Developed the first periodic table by atomic mass

• Not perfect!!

Page 4: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Henry Moseley• British scientist who

determined atomic numbers for the elements

• When elements arranged by atomic number and properties every element fell in place perfectly

• Periodic Law: Properties of elements repeat in a predictable way when atomic numbers are used to arrange elements into groups.

Page 5: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Elements are arranged:

Vertically into Groups

Horizontally Into Periods

Page 6: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Why?

Page 7: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

If you looked at one atom of every element in a group you would

see…

Page 8: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Each atom has the same number of electrons in it’s outermost shell.

• An example…

Page 9: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

The group 2 atoms all have 2 electrons in their outer shells

Be (Beryllium)

Atom

Mg (Magnesium) Atom

Page 10: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

• The number of outer or “valence” electrons in an atom effects the way an atom joins with other atoms.

• The way atoms join determine many properties of the element.

• This is why elements within a group usually have similar properties.

Page 11: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

If you looked at an atom from each element in a period

you would see…

Page 12: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Each atom has the same number of electron holding shells.

An example…

Page 13: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

The period 4 atoms each have 4 electron containing shells

K (Potassium)

AtomFe (Iron) Atom

Kr (Krypton)

Atom

4th Shell

Page 14: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Each group has distinct properties

• The periodic Table is divided into several groups based on the properties of different atoms.

Page 15: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Alkali Metals

Soft, silvery colored metals

Very reactive especially with water

Not found in pure form in nature

Page 16: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Alkaline Earth Metals

Silvery-White Metals

Fairly reactive

Many are found in rocks in the earth’s crust

Page 17: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Transition Metals

Malleable (easily bent/hammered into wires or sheets)

Most are good Conductors of electricity

Page 18: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

How many things can you think of that have Transition Metals in

them?

Page 19: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and
Page 20: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Metalloids lie on either side of the “stairstep” line

They share properties with both metals and non-metals

Si (Silicon) and Ge (Germanium) are very important “semi-conductors”

Page 21: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Where are semiconductors used?

Page 22: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Nonmetals

Brittle

Do not conduct electricity

Page 23: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Groups 13-16

Group 13Boron Group

Group 14Carbon Group

Group 15Nitrogen Group

Group 16 Oxygen Group

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Most are poisonous

Fairly reactive

Halogens

Page 25: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Chlorine Gas was used as a chemical weapon during World War I.

It was used by the Nazis in World War II.

Page 26: ELEMENTS Remember: Atoms of one type form an element Elements are the simplest form of a substance Every element is unique and has its own chemical and

Non-reactive

Gases at room temperature

Very Stable

Noble Gases

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WHY STABLE?

Noble gases have full valence levels!

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Actinide Series

•Share properties of Group 3 transition metals•Rare and some are radioactive•Elements with atomic numbers greater than 92 (Uranium) are synthetic.Lanthanide Series