- Mendeleev's periodic table of elements was organized by
Amass
Batomic number
Cnumber of electrons
Dnumber of protons
- Compared with Group 6A elements, Group 2A elements have
Amore atoms in the ground state.
Bmore valence electrons.
Cmore isotopes.
Dfewer valence electrons.
- Which element is found in most of the compounds in your body except for water?
Aiodine
Bpotassium
Ciron
Dcarbon
- Which of the following Group 1A elements is the least reactive?
ACs (cesium)
BLi (lithium)
CK (potassium)
DNa (sodium)
- To keep them from reacting, some highly reactive elements are stored in
Awater.
Bpure oxygen.
Cliquid mercury.
Dargon.
- The tendency of an element to react is closely related to
Aits atomic mass.
Battractions between its atoms.
Cthe number of valence electrons in atoms of the element.
Dthe ratio of protons to neutrons in atoms of the element.
- The usefulness of Mendeleev’s periodic table was confirmed by
Athe discovery of subatomic particles.
Bits immediate acceptance by other scientists.
Cthe discovery of elements with predicted properties.
Dthe discovery of the nucleus.
- Group 8A of the periodic table contains the
Aleast reactive metals.
Bmost reactive metals.
Cleast reactive nonmetals.
Dmost reactive nonmetals.
- One twelfth the mass of a carbon-12 atom is used to define a(an)
Aatomic mass unit.
Batomic mass.
Cmass number.
Datomic number.
- Atoms of the least reactive elements tend to have
Aone or seven valence electrons.
Beight valence electrons.
Cfour or five valence electrons.
Dno valence electrons.
Amass
Batomic number
Cnumber of electrons
Dnumber of protons
Amore atoms in the ground state.
Bmore valence electrons.
Cmore isotopes.
Dfewer valence electrons.
Aiodine
Bpotassium
Ciron
Dcarbon
ACs (cesium)
BLi (lithium)
CK (potassium)
DNa (sodium)
Awater.
Bpure oxygen.
Cliquid mercury.
Dargon.
Aits atomic mass.
Battractions between its atoms.
Cthe number of valence electrons in atoms of the element.
Dthe ratio of protons to neutrons in atoms of the element.
Athe discovery of subatomic particles.
Bits immediate acceptance by other scientists.
Cthe discovery of elements with predicted properties.
Dthe discovery of the nucleus.
Aleast reactive metals.
Bmost reactive metals.
Cleast reactive nonmetals.
Dmost reactive nonmetals.
Aatomic mass unit.
Batomic mass.
Cmass number.
Datomic number.
Aone or seven valence electrons.
Beight valence electrons.
Cfour or five valence electrons.
Dno valence electrons.