Periodic Table

Chapter 5

Elements in Year 1000

1. Carbon 6. Sulfur 11. Zinc

2. Iron 7. Copper 12. Tin

3. Arsenic 8. Silver 13.Mercury

4. Antimony 9. Gold

5. Lead 10. Chromium

Elements in Year 1700

1. Carbon 6. Sulfur 11. Zinc

2. Iron 7. Copper 12. Tin

3. Arsenic 8. Silver 13. Mercury

4. Antimony 9. Gold 14. Phos-phorus

5. Lead 10. Chromium

Dalton’s 36 Elements in 1808

Mendeleev’s Handwritten list - 1868

Mendeleev’s Vertical Table - 63 ele-ments

Mendeleev’s Second Version - Table 2

Key to Mendeleev Table – the gaps

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METALS

Metals are shiny

Metals are ductile

Metals are malleable

Metals are conductors

Au (gold)

Cu (copper)

Fe (iron)

Hg (mercury)

Alkali metals

Alkaline Earth metals

Transition Metals

NONMETALS

Non-metals are dull

C (carbon)

S (sulfur)

Non-metals are brittle

Non-metals are insulators

Halogens

Noble gases

SEMI-CONDUCTORS

Si (silicon)

Ge (germanium)

Semiconductors can be dull or shiny

Semiconductors may or may not conduct heat or electricity

IONIZATION

Ionization of sodium CATION: Na+

Ionization of magnesium CATION: Mg +2

Ionization of chlorine AN-ION: Cl-

Ionization of oxygen AN-ION: O-2

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PERIODIC TABLE