Ch. 6: The Periodic Table of Elements

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Ch. 6: The Periodic Table of Elements. Essential Questions. What information does the Periodic Table provide about atoms? Why are the elements arranged in the way that they are? What are the trends of the elements of the PTE?. Mendeleev’s PTE. Periodic Law.

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Ch. 6: The Periodic Table of Elements

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Ch. 6: The Periodic Table of Elements
Essential Questions • What information does the Periodic Table provide about atoms? • Why are the elements arranged in the way that they are? • What are the trends of the elements of the PTE?
Mendeleev’s PTE
Periodic Law • Elements are arranged in order of increasing atomic number. • There is a periodic repetition of physical and chemical properties.
Periods and Groups
Groups of the PTE
Quick Element
Metals, Non-Metals & Metalloids

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