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Periodic Table Periodic Table Memorize Memorize 1-30 1-30 Hydrogen to Zinc Hydrogen to Zinc Br Br Bromine Bromine I I Iodine Iodine Kr Kr Krypton Krypton Xe Xe Xenon Xenon Ag Ag Silver Silver Au Au Gold Gold Sn Sn Tin Tin Pb Pb Lead Lead Sr Sr Strontium Strontium Ba Ba Barium Barium Hg Hg Mercury Mercury

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Periodic Table. Memorize 1-30Hydrogen to Zinc BrBromineIIodine KrKryptonXeXenon AgSilverAuGold SnTinPb Lead SrStrontiumBaBarium HgMercury. Organization Groups Vertical Columns Numbered 1-18 OR IA, IIA, B-groups, IIIA … VIIIA Periods Horizontal Rows - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Periodic TablePeriodic TableMemorizeMemorize

1-301-30 Hydrogen to ZincHydrogen to Zinc

BrBr BromineBromine II IodineIodine

KrKr KryptonKrypton XeXe XenonXenon

AgAg SilverSilver AuAu GoldGold

SnSn TinTin Pb Pb LeadLead

SrSr StrontiumStrontium BaBa BariumBarium

HgHg MercuryMercury

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OrganizationOrganizationGroups Groups

Vertical ColumnsVertical ColumnsNumbered 1-18Numbered 1-18

OR IA, IIA, B-groups, IIIA … VIIIAOR IA, IIA, B-groups, IIIA … VIIIA

PeriodsPeriodsHorizontal RowsHorizontal RowsNumbered 1-7Numbered 1-7

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Specific GroupsSpecific GroupsAlkali Metals (Group IA)Alkali Metals (Group IA)

Very Reactive – never found alone in natureVery Reactive – never found alone in natureReact violently with waterReact violently with waterForm +1 ionsForm +1 ions

Alkaline Earth Metals (Group IIA)Alkaline Earth Metals (Group IIA)Almost as reactive as IAAlmost as reactive as IAForm +2 ionsForm +2 ions

Transition Metals (B-Groups)Transition Metals (B-Groups)Common “metals”Common “metals”Less reactive than IA and IIALess reactive than IA and IIAIons are difficult to predictIons are difficult to predictWide range of properties and usesWide range of properties and uses

MolybdenumMolybdenum Spark plugsSpark plugs OsmiumOsmium Pen pointsPen points

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Halogens (Group VIIA)Halogens (Group VIIA)VeryVery Reactive ReactivePoisonous Poisonous Form -1 IonsForm -1 Ions

Noble Gases (Group VIIIA)Noble Gases (Group VIIIA)All GasesAll GasesDo not react – Do not react – InertInert

Lanthanoid Series (57-70)Lanthanoid Series (57-70)Connect to row 6Connect to row 6Have unique magnetic and electrical propertiesHave unique magnetic and electrical properties

NeodymiumNeodymium Extremely Powerful MagnetsExtremely Powerful Magnets YtterbiumYtterbium Television ScreensTelevision Screens

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Actinoid Series (89-102)Actinoid Series (89-102)Connect to row 7Connect to row 7Most are Transuranium Elements Most are Transuranium Elements (artificial)(artificial)Used for radioactive propertiesUsed for radioactive properties

Uranium, Plutonium and AmericiumUranium, Plutonium and Americium Fission FuelFission Fuel CuriumCurium

Radioactive Radioactive Power SourcePower Source