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Periodic Table (Part II): Metals

TYPES OF ELEMENTS Metals –Left Side of the PT How did Mendeleev arrange the elements in the periodic table? How did Moseley arrange the elements in the periodic table? TYPES OF ELEMENTS Metals –Left Side of the PT Nonmetals – Right Side of the PT Metalloids – Along the Staircase. Representative Elements: Name given to the first 2 columns (H & Be) and the last 6 columns (B, C, N, O, F, He) INSERT PICTURE

REGIONS ON THE PERIODIC TABLE How did Mendeleev arrange the elements in the periodic table? How did Moseley arrange the elements in the periodic table? REGIONS ON THE PERIODIC TABLE

What are the different metallic groups on the periodic table? PROPERTIES OF METALS Metals: Most elements are metals. Metals are in solid state, except Mercury (it is in the liquid state at room temperature). Properties of Metals Good conductors of heat and electricity Malleable (can be hammered into thin sheets) Ductile (can be pulled into wires) Lustrous (shiny appearance) Ion Formation - Lose electrons; Form cations (positively charged ions) INSERT PICTURE

What are the different metallic groups on the periodic table? GROUP NAMES

What are the different metallic groups on the periodic table? ALKALI METALS Alkali Metals (Group 1) Examples: Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs, Fr An Exception: H (a nonmetal) is NOT an alkali metal even though it shares similar chemical properties Soft – can be cut with a knife Very reactive Valence electrons? 1 Form ions with a charge of 1+. Uses: Detergents, fertilizer, explosives, water softening, research INSERT PICTURE

What are the different metallic groups on the periodic table? ALKALI METALS STUDENT PRESENTATION Na & K

What are the different metallic groups on the periodic table? ALKALINE EARTH METALS Alkaline Earth Metals (Group 2) Examples: Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba, Ra Less reactive than Alkali metals Valence electrons? 2 Form ions with a charge of 2+. Uses: construction (Ca: marble & limestone; Mg: airplanes), body function (Mg activates enzymes) & skeletons (Ca: bones), medicines (Ba: the “GI cocktail”) INSERT PICTURE

What are the different metallic groups on the periodic table? ALKALINE EARTH METALS STUDENT PRESENTATION Ca & Mg

What are the different metallic groups on the periodic table? TRANSITION METALS Transition Metals (Groups 3–12) Examples: Cu, Fe, Ag, Pt, Au, Hg Fairly Unreactive Form Colored Compounds Forms Cations with 1+ to 8+ Charge Uses: Jewelry (Pt, Au, Ag), body chemistry (Fe, Co, Cu, & Mn), plumbing & electrical wiring (Cu), thermometers (Hg), light bulb filaments (W) INSERT PICTURE

STUDENT PRESENTATIONS What are the different metallic groups on the periodic table? TRANSITION METALS STUDENT PRESENTATIONS Cr, Mn, & Fe Cu, Ag, & Au Zn, Cd, & Hg

What are the different metallic groups on the periodic table? RARE EARTH METALS Rare Earth Metals Examples: Lanthanides (58 - 71) Actinides (90 - 103) Most have Radioactive Isotopes Elements with Z > 92 are Man-Made (Synthetic) Forms Cations with 2+ to 6+ Charge Uses: Glow-in-dark paint (Pm), nuclear reactors (U), strong magnets & lasers (Nd), smoke detectors (Am), portable x-ray machines (Sm) INSERT PICTURE

What are the different metallic groups on the periodic table? RARE EARTH METALS HUNTING THE ELEMENTS (NEODYMIUM)

How did Mendeleev arrange the elements in the periodic table How did Mendeleev arrange the elements in the periodic table? How did Moseley arrange the elements in the periodic table? ALLOYS Alloys Definition: A homogeneous mixture of two or more elements, at least one of which is a metal, and where the resulting material has metallic properties. Examples: Brass (Copper & Zinc) Bronze (Copper & Tin) Steel (Iron & Carbon) Gold [Bonus Example]: Yellow Gold: Gold & Copper White Gold: Gold & Silver Rose Gold: Gold & Nickel INSERT PICTURE

ORES (ADD AFTER ALLOYS) How did Mendeleev arrange the elements in the periodic table? How did Moseley arrange the elements in the periodic table? ORES (ADD AFTER ALLOYS) Ores Definition: Minerals containing metal compounds. INSERT PICTURE