Using Your Periodic Tables (Inside Back Cover of Revision Guide)
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Group Staff email 1st point of contact – [email protected] 9Q1 [email protected] 9Q2 [email protected] 9Q3 [email protected] 9Q4 [email protected] Week 1 Q band Rev. links Task guide pages F Task 1 Lesson 1 – Electronic structure Click Q1. Write down as much as you can tell me about A, B and C. 96 105 Periodic Q2. What element are they? Identify each one. table Q3. What equation do we use to calculate the relative atomic mass 97 of an element? Using your periodic tables (inside back cover of revision Periodic guide), complete the following… table Q1. What is the symbol for Lithium? (inside Q2. Which element has the symbol Na? back Q3. What is the atomic number of Carbon? cover) Q4. What is the mass number of Oxygen? Q5. What element has an atomic number of 4? Q6. Which element has a mass number of 14? Q7. Name 3 elements in group 1. Q8. Name 3 elements in Group 7. Q9. Give the symbol for Neon. Q10. What is the proton number for Chlorine? Copy and complete: Key Word Definition A_____ The smallest part of an element that can exist. Periodic Helps you s____ p_________ in table p____________ G_______ Vertical columns in the periodic table. P_______ Found in the nucleus of an atom. It has a positive charge. Electron N________ charge and very little mass. Periodic table Draw the electron arrangement for the first 20 elements (inside using pencil. Some of these as examples are found on the back pages given → cover) Use periodic table to help you and relevant pages → 105 105 Task 2 Lesson 2 – the periodic table Click Q1. Write down as much as you can tell me about the 96 element above Q2. What element is it? How do you know? Think of at least 96 2 ways to prove it. Q3. how could this be made into an isotope? 97 The periodic table: 106 Use page in revision guide to help → 106 Mendeleev’s input into the periodic table: Put elements in order of R______ Some elements re-arranged so they aren't in RAM order so p________ in columns matched g______ were left to make sure columns had similar properties When undiscovered elements were discovered (!) they filled the gaps nicely in terms of R_____ and p__________ Task 3 Lesson 3 – Periodic table structure Click 1. Who was the person who made the 1st periodic table? 106 2. Name 3 important things this person did that helped the periodic table that you see in your revision guide 106 3. Why were there gaps? 4. How were elements ordered originally? 106 Copy and complete: 106 Vertical Columns of periodic table= similar properties and are called g________ (e.g. Group II metals, Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba, Ra- form 2+ 107 ions- have similar properties) Each horizontal row is= represents another full shell of electrons and is called a p___________ Practice Exam Questions 1. Which element is in period 4, group 2 Periodic table 2. Which element is in period 3 group 5 (inside 3. Which elements are in the same period as Mg back 4. Which is the odd one out...Li, F, Ar, He, C cover) Copy out the periodic table including the position of metals, non-metals, noble gases, halogens & alkali metals Task 4 Seneca – log into Seneca and complete the tasks given to you by your teacher. Deadline 15th May. Task 5 Log into Teams and complete the extended writing task – deadline 15th May. Answers: Lesson 1 Q1 A has 3 electrons (in shells), 3 neutrons (white circles) and 3 protons (black circles). B has 4 electrons, 4 neutrons and 4 protons. C has 3 electrons, 4 neutrons and 3 protons. Q2 A is Lithium (3 protons) B is Berylium (4 protons) C is Lithium (3 protons) Q3 Sum of (isotope abundance x isotope mass number) Relative atomic mass = ---------------------------------------------------- Sum of abundance of all isotopes Q1. What is the symbol for Lithium? Li Q2. Which element has the symbol Na? Sodium Q3. What is the atomic number of Carbon? 6 Q4. What is the mass number of Oxygen? 16 Q5. What element has an atomic number of 4? Berylium Q6. Which element has a mass number of 14? Silicon Q7. Name 3 elements in group 1. Lithium, Sodium, Potassium Q8. Name 3 elements in Group 7. Fluorine, Chlorine, Bromine. Q9. Give the symbol for Neon. Ne Q10. What is the proton number for Chlorine? 17 Key Word Definition Atom The smallest part of an element that can exist. Periodic Helps you see patterns in properties table Groups Vertical columns in the periodic table. Proton Found in the nucleus of an atom. It has a positive charge. Electron Particle found outside the nucleus of an atom in shells. It has a negative charge. Lesson 2 Q1 5 protons, 5 electrons and 6 neutrons. Q2 Boron. It has 5 protons. It has symbol ‘B’ Q3 add mor remove neutron(s) If they were put into ___RAM___ order, their properties ___Repeated____. This is where the term ____periodic_____ table came from. Some __gaps___ were seen with elements that hadn't been discovered. ___Dmitry____ Mendeleev made the 1st periodic table which ____deliberately_____ left gaps. Put elements in order of RAM Some elements re-arranged so they aren't in RAM order so properties in columns matched Gaps were left to make sure columns had similar properties When undiscovered elements were discovered (!) they filled the gaps nicely in terms of RAM and properties Lesson 3 Q1 Dimitry Mendeleev Q2 left gaps for undiscovered elements. Noticed a pattern and re-arranged elements according to properties. Arranged elements in groups of 8 – based on properties. Q3 the periodic table arrangement allowed Mendeleev to predict the properties of unknown elements. If there was no element that fit this gap, he left it as a gap till an element was discovered. Q4 Relative atomic mass. Vertical Columns of periodic table= similar properties and are called groups (e.g. Group II metals, Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba, Ra- form 2+ ions- have similar properties) Each horizontal row is= represents another full shell of electrons and is called a period 1. Which element is in period 4, group 2. Calcium 2. Which element is in period 3 group 5. Phosphorus 3. Which elements are in the same period as Mg. Sodium, Aluminium, Silicon, Phosphorus, Sulphur, Chlorine, Argon. 4. Which is the odd one out...Li, F, Ar, He, C. Li as it is a metal. Others are non-metals. .