How to Read the Periodic Table — Overview & Components
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Problems 20
- Which element is in the 3rd period, 5th group?
- What period and group is lead (Pb)?
- The rows of the periodic table are called periods‾\underline{\phantom{periods}}periods
- The columns of the periodic table are called groups‾\underline{\phantom{groups}}groups.
- Tin (Sn) has what atomic number?
- Atomic numbers increase as we go down‾\underline{\phantom{down}}down, and to the right‾\underline{\phantom{right}}right on the periodic table.
- What is the atomic number of the element in the 1st group and 4th period
- Which element has the atomic symbol C
- What is the atomic symbol of tin?
- Which element is in the same group as iodine, but is more massive than iodine?
- Which period contains the most non-metals?
- Which group and period is bismuth?
- Group number increases as we traverse totheright‾\underline{\phantom{to the right}}totheright.
- Period number increases as we traverse down‾\underline{\phantom{down}}down.
- Which element is not in group 2?
- If two elements are in the same period, but their group numbers differ by one, what can we say about their atomic numbers?
- You have two atoms of different elements. The first has 6 protons, and the second has 7. Where on the periodic table will the second be located in relation to the first?
- As you move down a group of the periodic table, the elements in it generally get woah‾\underline{\phantom{woah}}woah.
- Elements in the same period have the same number of woah‾\underline{\phantom{woah}}woah.
- Two atoms have different masses, sizes, and form the same bonds when exposed to another element. These two atoms are most likely woah‾\underline{\phantom{woah}}woah.