1. Periodic Tabl e Chapter 5

2. Elements in Year 1000 1.Carbon6. Sulfur11. Zinc 2. Iron7. Copper12. Tin 3. Arsenic8. Silver13.Mercury 4. Antimony9. Gold 5. Lead10. Chromium

3. Elements in Year 1700 1.Carbon6. Sulfur11. Zinc 2. Iron7. Copper12. Tin 3. Arsenic8. Silver13. Mercury 4. Antimony9. Gold14. Phosphoru s 5. Lead10. Chromium

4. Dalton’s 36 Elements in 1808

6. Mendeleev’s Handwritten list - 1868

7. Mendeleev’s Vertical Table - 63 elements

8. Mendeleev’s Second Version - Table 2

9. Key to Mendeleev Table – the gaps

13. 1950

14. 1951

15. 1960

16. 3D 1965 in 3D

17. 1965

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20. METALS

21. Metals are shiny

22. Metals are ductile

23. Metals are malleable

24. Metals are conductors

25. Au (gold) Cu (copper)

26. Fe (iron) Hg (mercury)

27. Alkali metals

28. Alkaline Earth metals

29. Transition Metals

30. NONMETALS

31. Non-metals are dull C (carbon) S (sulfur)

32. Non-metals are brittle

33. Non-metals are insulators

34. Halogens

35. Noble gases

36. SEMI-CONDUCTORS

37. Si (silicon) Ge (germanium) Semiconductors can be dull or shiny

38. Semiconductors may or may not conduct heat or electricity

39. IONIZATION

40. Ionization of sodium CATION: Na +

41. Ionization of magnesium CATION: Mg +2

42. Ionization of chlorine ANION: Cl -

43. Ionization of oxygen ANION: O -2

44. END PERIODIC TABL E