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Transcript
Vocabulary
atomic number the number of protons
contained in an atom of an element
An atom of iron contains 26 protons,
so the atomic number of iron is 26.
Atomic number is used in identifying
atoms.
element a pure substance made of only
one type of atom
Copper, helium, calcium, and neon
are all types of elements. Each element is
made up of one kind of atom. A copper
atom is different from a gold atom.
group a column on the periodic table
The elements in a group on the
periodic table have similar properties.
For example, fluorine and chlorine are
in the same group. Both elements tend
to react with the same elements and are
gases at room temperature.
CHEMISTRY • SECTION 4 THE PERIODIC TABLE
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period a row on the periodic table
Elements in a period on the periodic
table change in properties as you go
across the row from left to right. But
when you reach the end of a row and
start the next row, the properties of the
elements start over in a pattern like the
row above it.
periodic table of the elements a chart
that shows all the elements arranged by
atomic number and by properties
The periodic table was developed by
the Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev.
The chart shows all the known elements
on Earth. The elements are arranged
according to their atomic numbers and
their properties.
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