3132 Groups and Periods Starter Practice: Notes Connection: Periodic Table Graphic Organizer Exit: Create a Lewis Dot Models of: Calcium, Potassium, and Argon Sep 18, 2014 Glue it in after the notes Fill in the missing information Groups and Periods Sep 18, 2014 Application: Finish Periodic Basic questions
Starter Fill in the missing information Na
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Periodic Table Arrangement Periods Groups Vertical columns are called GROUPS or FAMILIES; there are 18 groups Horizontal rows are called PERIODS; there are 7 periods Practice
Groups Elements in the same group have the same number of electrons in the outer shell (this correspond to their group number) (Most important) All of the elements in the same group have similar PROPERTIES Groups
Periods As you move across through the periods an extra electron is added: E.g. : Lithium has 3 electron in the configuration 2,1 Beryllium has 4 electron in the configuration 2,2 Boron has 5 electron in the configuration 2,3
Periodic Properties Atomic Size: determined by the size of the outermost occupied orbital.
Practice 1. Nitrogen: name the period_____ ; group __. 2. Calcium: name the period___ ; group __. 3. Silicon: name the period___ ; group __. 4. Carbon: name the period___ ; group __. 5. Chlorine: name the period___ ; group __. 6. Potassium: name the period___ ; group __
3132 Groups and Periods Starter Practice: Notes Connection: Periodic Table Graphic Organizer Exit: Create a Lewis Dot Models of: Calcium, Potassium, and Argon Sep 18, 2014 Glue it in after the notes Fill in the missing information Groups and Periods Sep 18, 2014 Application: Finish Periodic Basic questions