CH 4 SEC 2.  STUDENTS KNOW HOW TO IDENTIFY ELEMENTS ON THE PERIODIC TABLE.  STUDENTS KNOW HOW TO LOCATE CORRESPONDING REGIONS OF THE METALS, NONMETALS,

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CH 4 SEC 2

 STUDENTS KNOW HOW TO IDENTIFY ELEMENTS ON THE PERIODIC TABLE.  STUDENTS KNOW HOW TO LOCATE CORRESPONDING REGIONS OF THE METALS, NONMETALS, AND INERT GASES ON THE PERIODIC TABLE.

 KEY- DIMITRI MENDELEEV A RUSSIAN SCIENTIST ORGANIZED THE FIRST PERIODIC TABLE IN 1869  KEY- HE WAS THE FIRST TO NOTICE THAT THERE WAS A SET OF PATTERNS THAT APPLIED TO ALL ELEMENTS  KEY- HE ORGANIZED THEM IN THE ORDER OF INCREASING ATOMIC MASS  ATOMIC MASS- IS THE AVERAGE MASS OF AN ELEMENT

 KEY- THE MODERN PERIODIC TABLE INCLUDES OVER 100 ELEMENTS.  KEY- MANY PROPERTIES OF AN ELEMENT CAN BE PREDICTED BY ITS POSITION ON THE TABLE  ELEMENTS- ARE THE BASIC UNIT OF MATTER FOR A SUBSTANCE AND CANNOT BE BROKEN DOWN  EXAMPLES- GOLD, HYDROGEN, OXYGEN, IRON, HELIUM, COPPER, SILVER, NITROGEN.  SEE EXAMPLES OF DIFFERENT PERIODIC TABLES NEXT 3 SLIDES

 SYMBOL-  ATOMIC NUMBER-  WHAT DOES THE ZIGZAG LINE DO?  MOST ELEMENTS ARE____________?  BORON IS A _____________?  THE LIGHTEST ELEMENT IS _________?  GROUPS-?  PERIODS-?

 WRITE THE QUESTION AND ANSWER P. 137  1ABC  2AC

 roduction-to-the-atom/v/elements-and-atoms roduction-to-the-atom/v/elements-and-atoms  riodic/ riodic/  riodic/ riodic/  ry/atoms/ ry/atoms/  ry/periodictableofelements ry/periodictableofelements