Across |
2. | from L to R, IE ____ |
5. | group 2 has ___ VE |
7. | group 1 metals must be stored in this |
8. | cations are ____ than neutral atoms |
9. | number of metalloids |
10. | one of the three elements predicted by Mendeleev |
12. | group 17, dark red liquid |
15. | **Linus was catching snowflakes on his tongue and said they needed what |
16. | He presented a method for measuring relative masses of atoms |
17. | an issue scientists of the 1860's had was determining the ____ of new elements |
18. | **who kisses Lucy during the play practice |
19. | Henry Moseley was working with this scientist in 1911 |
22. | group 17 |
24. | the ability of an atom in a chemical compound to attract electrons from another atom in a compound |
25. | removing electrons from an already positive ion can be done if enough ____ is added |
26. | 1/2 the distance between the nuclei of identical atoms bound together |
27. | when elements were arranged by increasing atomic mass, there were similarities in chemical properties |
29. | the total number of electrons in the HOEL of elements in the p block is equal to group number minus ___ |
32. | the First International Congress of Chemists was held here |
33. | elements in s and p block |
35. | electrons further from the nucleus are shielded from the nucleus by inner electrons |
37. | synthetic group 17 element |
38. | energy required to remove one electron from a neutral atom |
41. | one of the three elements predicted by Mendeleev |
43. | atomic numbers 90-103 |
44. | extremely reactive metals |
46. | he developed a scale of numerical values to reflect the tendancy for an atom to attract electrons |
48. | he wrote a textbook that organized elements according to properties |
49. | He discovered that helium is found on earth |
51. | one of the men that discovered Argon |
52. | with each successive electron removed, the IE ____ |
54. | he discovered radon |
55. | these divisions on the PT have similar properties |
56. | group with the highest electron affinity |
57. | anions are ___ than neutral atoms |