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Periodic Table
Periodic Table
Sep 19, 2013
Sep 19, 2013
Application/Connection :
Start Periodic Basics
Starter
Why is a system of organization important?
Exit: Name some other things are grouped together because of their similarities.
Practice: Notes

2. 3. Coloring Periodic Table
Agenda
1. Starter
2. Notes
3. Coloring Periodic Table
4. Exit
5. Homework

3. Table of Contents Date Lecture/ Activity/ Lab Page
8/ Syllabus /Notebook Guidelines
8/ Periodic Table/ Formula
8/ Tools/ Measurement
8/ Lab Report/ Investigations
8/ Restroom passes/Homework Log
8/ Safety equipment
8/ Atoms Vocabulary
9/3 Atomic Theory Research notes
9/ Observation Activity
9/ Model Activity
9/6 Atoms Notes
9/ Atomic Charges
9/ APEMAN
9/ Build An Atom
9/ Test Corrections
9/ Atomic Math and Bohr Models
9/ Periodic Table Notes
9/ Periodic Basics

4. Practice-The Periodic Table
TEKS 8.5C interpret the arrangement of the Periodic Table, including groups and periods, to explain how properties are used to classify elements
TEKS 8.5B identify that protons determine an element’s identity and valence electrons determine its chemical properties, including reactivity

5. The modern periodic table was created by Russian chemist, Dmitri Mendeleev.

6. Elements are represented on the Periodic Table with chemical symbols.Si
Elements are represented on the Periodic Table with chemical symbols. O Na He C Fe

7. The elements are arranged from left to right based on their atomic number.

8. The atomic number comes from the number of protons present in stable atoms of that element.

9. Protons determine the element’s identity!!

10. Here is the structure of the Periodic Table…

11. Columns

12. The columns on the Table are called groups
The columns on the Table are called groups. The groups are numbered from 1-18.

13. Elements within a group have very similar properties.
Make this symbol on your Periodic Table:
GROUPS

14. Draw an arrow to show the direction of the groups on the Periodic Table!
Which way to the groups go?

15. VERTICAL

16. Periods

17. The rows on the Periodic Table have meaning as well.

18. The rows are called periods.
Left to right is the
(period)

19. Next to the periods, draw an arrow to show the direction of the periods.

20. Across any period, the properties of elements gradually change
Across any period, the properties of elements gradually change. For example, as you move from left to right across the table, atoms tend to become smaller in size, but larger in mass.

21. Which way do the periods go?
HORIZONTAL

22. KEY
Notice the box at the top of the Periodic Table. This is a key that tells us what all of the symbols and numbers mean. 14 Si
28.068
Silicon

23. Do the following on your key on your Periodic Table.
Atomic number -Circle
Name = chemical symbol = element symbol-Highlight
Atomic mass- Box

24. Major Groups
Elements are classified into three large groups on the Periodic Table. The groups are ……

25. Metals
On the left and bottom

26. Non Metals On the Right

27. Metalloids in the Middle along the solid line

28. Metals = blue Nonmetals = green Metalloids = yellow
Application: Using the Periodic Table in your Journal
Color the three groups on your Periodic Table and make a key.
Metals = blue
Nonmetals = green
Metalloids = yellow

29. Blue 1-12 and bottom 2 Use Page 62 in 8th grade book for example
On Right Green
No colore
No Color
Blue
and bottom 2
Along jagged line Yellow
Use Page 62 in 8th grade book for example

30. Why is a system of organization important?33 34
Periodic Table
Periodic Table
Sep 19, 2013
Sep 19, 2013
Application/Connection :
Start Periodic Basics
Starter
Why is a system of organization important?
Exit: Name some other things are grouped together because of their similarities.
Practice: Notes