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Graduation of Elements properties - Lesson 2

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    properties of elements weekly assesment
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  • 1. Elements of p-block are arranged in ……………… groups.
    6
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  • 2. The d-block starts to appear from ……………. period.
    4
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  • 3. The elements which have the same properties are in the same………….in the periodic table.
    group
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  • 4. An element its atomic number is 18 is considered a …………….
    inert gas
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  • 5. ………………. indicates the number of electrons that revolve in energy levels
    atomic number
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  • 6. The modern periodic table consist of …………. horizontal periods and………… vertical columns.
    7 Periods and 18 coulums
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  • 7. The period number of the elements equals the number of…………occupied by electrons in its atom.
    energy levels
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  • 8. Mendeleev explained his periodic table in his book ………….
    principals of chemistry
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  • 9. Each main energy level consists of a certain number of energy sublevels equals to its number . true or false
    true
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  • 10. ……………. Discovered the main energy levels of an atom.
    Bohr
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  • 11. Picometer is …………………………………….
    part of million of the million part of a meter OR 1*10^-12
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  • 12. The atomic size …………. in the same group by …………. The atomic number.
    increases , increasing
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  • 13. The smallest atomic size element is located at the …………… of the periodic table, while the largest atomic size element is located at the …………. of the periodic table
    top , bottom
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  • 14. The difference in electronegativity of two elements can form …………,.………………, and………………….
    polar compound , non-polar compound , ionic compound
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  • 15. A covalent polar compound that has lower polarity than water and has three single covalent bonds is known as …………….
    ammonia NH3
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  • 16. The water molecule is a polar compound, because the difference in electronegativity between its elements is relatively low . true or false
    false (high)
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