1. Periodic Table
Skeleton version

2. Periodic Table

3. Metal
Metalloid
Shiny
Solid (except Hg)
High Melting Point
High Density
Large Atomic Radii
Low ionization Energy
Low Electronegativity
Malleable/Ductile
Good Conductors
Shares some characteristics of metal and some of nonmetals
Poor Metals
Poor Conductors

4. Alkaline Metals (Family 1)
Alkaline Earth Metals (Family 2)
Shiny
Soft
Highly Reactive
Low Density
Low Melting/Freezing Point
Lose 1 Electron
Become +1 Cation
Shiny
Silvery White color
Somewhat Reactive
Low Density
Low Melting/Freezing Point
Lose 2 Electrons
Become +2 Cation

5. Family 13 (Boron Family)
Family 14 (Carbon Family)
Less Reactive
Lose 3 Electrons
Become +3 Cation
B (Boron) Metalloid
Al, Ga, In, Ti Poor metals
Least Reactive
Lose or Gain 4 Electrons
Become +4 Cation or -4 Anion
C (Carbon) Nonmetal
Si, Ge Metalloids
Sn, Pb Poor metals

6. Family 15 (Nitrogen Family)
Family 16 (Oxygen Family)
Less Reactive
Gain 3 Electrons
Become -3 Anion
N, P Nonmetal
As, Sb Metalloids
Bi Poor metals
Somewhat Reactive
Gain 2 Electrons
Become -2 Anion
O, S, Se Nonmetal
Te, Metalloid
Po “Metalloid or Poor metal”

7. Halogen Family (Family 17)
Noble Gases (Family 18)
Highly Reactive
Gain 1 Electron
Become -1 Anion
Nonmetals except At
At Metalloid or Nonmetal
Diatomic Molecules
Largest Range of states of matter
Solid I2, Liquid Br2
Non-Reactive (Inert Gas)
Gain 0 Electrons
Low Boiling Points
High Ionization Energy