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2. The 19 th Century

3. This Englishman discovered that positive nuclear charge increases with increasing mass

4. Henry Moseley

5. The name for the time between, regular recurring events

6. A period

7. This German published a table with elements arranged by increasing mass

8. Meyer

9. In 1790, he compiled a list of the 23 then- known elements

10. Lavoisier

11. This block contains the fewest total elements

12. s

13. It has 3 values for m l

14. p-block

15. These elements are contained in the f-block

16. Inner- transition metals

17. Elements in this block have an l quantum number value of 2

18. d-block

19. You will find the highest I 1 values here

20. p-block

21. The trend by which the periodic table is arranged

22. Increasing atomic number

23. The most electronegative element

24. Fluorine

25. The group where the most metallic elements are found

26. 1

27. For a given atom, it’s the difference between atomic number and shielding

28. Z eff

29. The definition of electronegativity

30. The measure of the desire of an atom for electrons in a bond

31. These are too “royal” to react

32. Noble Gases

33. They insulate and usually form anions

34. Nonmetals

35. Bromine’s family name

36. Halogens

37. This d-blocker is its own clique: it’s not found on Earth

38. Technetium

39. The family of elements in this clique: ns 2

40. The alkaline Earth metals

41. Lavoisier’s first name

42. Antoine

43. The prior-noble gas electron configuration of titanium (Ti)

44. [Ar]4s 2 3d 2

45. The two products when Na is put in H 2 O

46. NaOH (aq) and H 2 (g)

47. The most reactive halogen

48. fluorine

49. Mendeleev arranged his table based on element’s reactions with this element

50. Oxygen