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The halogens are located where on the periodic table? |
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| 1) Group 1 | 2) Periods 6 & 7 | 3) Group 18 | 4) Group 17 | |
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Which of the following is a mixture? |
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| 1) carbon dioxide - | 2) sodium chloride | 3) air | 4) ammonia | |
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Which of the following is NOT a compound? |
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| 1) water | 2) ammonia | 3) gold | 4) salt | |
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Beryllium, magnesium and calcium are alkaline-earth metals located in group 2 of the periodic table. What else is true about the alkaline-earth metals? |
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| 1) These elements are very stable and do not react easily with other elements. | 2) They are all lighter than air and dissolve easily in water. | 3) They are less reactive than the alkali metals in group 1. | 4) They all react with many lanthanide metals to form nutrients. | |
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Helium, neon, and argon are all located in group 18 of the periodic table. What can you predict about these elements, based on their group? |
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| 1) These elements are unstable and will react easily with metals to form rust. | 2) These elements are so stable that they do not react easily with anything. | 3) These elements are very common in the atmosphere. | 4) These elements react with many non-metlas to form electrolytes. | |
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What is the atomic weight of copper? |
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| 1) 63.55 | 2) 29 | 3) 27 | 4) 58.933 | |
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Based on their locations on the periodic table, which pair of elements have the most similar characteristics? |
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| 1) Ca and Cu | 2) Be and Bi | 3) Ne and Ar | 4) Si and Cl | |
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On the periodic table, an element's atomic number is the number of _____ in its nucleus. |
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| 1) protons | 2) electrons | 3) isotopes | 4) neutrons | |
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Salt water is a(n) |
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| 1) solution. | 2) suspension. | 3) colloid. | 4) compound. | |
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A solution that contains a large amount of solute is best described as |
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| 1) a colloid. | 2) concentrated. | 3) a solution. | 4) dilute. | |
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