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Click on Physical Science (right hand side- in blue)
Click on Periodic Table (2nd square- Periodic Table Properties) Do the 7 parts.
Part 1:Physical Properties and the Periodic Table
Follow along with the activity.
After you complete part 1, look down at the bottom of the page, and click on the little clipboard with the green
checkmark. This is a 5 question quiz. Do the quiz.
Place your answers and your score here: ___________________________________________________
Part 2: Properties of s-Block elements
1. What is the first element of the periodic table ad why?
2. What is the name/family of the elements in group 1? List 3 elements in this group.
3. Why is beryllium unique?
4. What is the relationship between the order of the elements in group 1 and their melting and boiling points?
5. What alkaline earth metals are most abundant in the Earth’s crust?
Part 3: Properties of group 3A elements
1. How can you determine the number of valence electrons of an element based on its place in the periodic table?
2. All elements in group 3A are metals except for which element?
3. What is a use for boron?
4. Which element in group 3A is used in thermometers and why?
Part 4: Properties of group 4A elements
1. Elements are arranged on the periodic table according to what factor?
2. Which element in group 4A is the only nonmetal?
3. Which element in group 4A is the 2nd most abundant element on Earth?
4. What makes tin resistant to corrosion?
5. What are the 4 pure forms of carbon?
Part 5: Properties of group 5A elements
1. How many element groups are included on the periodic table?
2. Which group 5A elements are considered metalloids?
3. Which group 5A element is the second most abundant element in the human body?
4. What are some common uses for arsenic?
5. Which group 5A element is widely used in the semiconductor industry?
Part 6: Properties of group 6A elements
1. Oxygen is naturally found in what two forms?
2. What 6A element is found in the structure of the amino acids cysteine and methionine?
3. In what foods is selenium commonly found?
4. Which group 6A element is always unstable?
Part 7: Properties of group 7A elements
1. Why are the group 7A elements considered particularly reactive?
2. Which if these elements is the most reactive?
3. Why is the use of chlorinated organic compounds severely limited?
4. Which group of 7A element is used to make fire retardant materials?
Go back to the beginning and click on the 1st periodic table square.
Part 1: Symbols of the Elements
1. What language do most of the elements come from?
2. What does the subscript number in a chemical formula represent?
3. How would you write the chemical formula for nitrous oxide?
Part 2:Representation of elements and compounds
1. What are three subatomic particles of an atom?
2. What is an element?
3. What is the difference between elements with atomic structure and elements with molecular structure?
4. What are some examples of elements with molecular structure?
5. What are compounds?
Part 3: Place the Elements in the Periodic Table
Follow along with the activity.
You will be dragging the elements on to the correct location of the table and typing in the mass or # of protons or # of
electrons or neutrons in the square. If you get it correctly, it will move you on the next element.
After you complete part 3, look down at the bottom of the page, and click on the little clipboard with the green
checkmark. This is a 5 question quiz. Do the quiz.
Place your answers and your score here: ___________________________________________________
Part 4: General structure of the periodic table
1. Where are metals and nonmetals located on the periodic table?
2. Why are the elements on the far side (last column) of the periodic table often colored differently than the rest of
the nonmetals?
3. Where are the semi-metals or metalloids located on the periodic table?
4. Where are the elements on the bottom of the periodic table actually supposed to be located within the table?
5. The elements on the periodic table are placed into rows, or periods based on the number of atomic orbitals (or
rings) each element has. What is the maximum number of electron orbitals for any element?