Made the first list of 30 substances he thought were elements
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Lavoisier
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Vertical rows
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Family,group
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Purpose of the periodic table
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To increase our knowledge and to organize them
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Repetition of a property on a regular basis
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Periodicity
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What element is most abundant I the earths atmosphere
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Nitrogen 78%
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Problem with triads:
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Soon more elements were found there were more than 3 similar elements to a group
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Groups of 3 elements with similar properties
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Triads
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Energy released when an electron pins an atom
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Electron affinity
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Horizontal rowa
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Period,series
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How does the hardness of the alkali metals compare to that of other metals
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They are extremely soft and easily cut
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German scientist who made a table almost identical to mendeleevs
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Lothar Meyer
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Developed the periodic table by arranging elements by atomic mass
Left blanks when properties or mass did not fit
Predicted properties of the missing elements
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Mendeleev
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What convinced the scientific community that mendeleevs periodic table worked? And how did this illustrates a good scientific model
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He predicted the Elements that were yet to be discovered by leaving blank spaces, it was workable
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-Discovered by cavendish
-colorless odorless tasteless gas
-burns rapidly
-ca react with metals to for metallic hydrides
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Hydrogen
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-gasses or soft crumbly solids
-gain electrons in chemical reactions
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Nonmetals
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Created a list of elements based on triads
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Dobereiner
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Why is hydrogen by itself?
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Because it can gain or lose electron to be stable
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Changed the order of the periodic table to that of atomic mass
Made all the elements for
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Moseley
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Why were several elements in mendeleevs table in odd places and how was the problem fixed
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They were arranged by the mass so they fixed it by arranging them by their atomic number
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-usually solid shiny malleable ductile
-lose electrons in chemical reactions
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Metals
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Elements properties lie between those of metals and non metals
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Metalloid
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Two types inside the table
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A-main
B-transition
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What was the problem with mendeleevs table
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Some elements were out of order when positioned by atomic mass
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Modern periodic law
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The properties of elements vary with their atomic numbers in a periodic way