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The Periodic Table of Elements
Block 6 & 7SNC1D1 Grade 9 Science
• The periodic table contains information on all the known
elements of the universe• Metals, metalloids, and non-metals• Rows in the periodic table are called
periods• Columns are called groups
Recall from Wednesday
Each group/family has a name
C. Families
Alkali Metals
First column…called “Group 1”
• VERY REACTIVE metals
• Always found combined in nature with another element
• Soft enough to be cut with a butter knife!
VIDEO DEMO: Comparing Family Behaviours
Metal Group
Period
Appearance of metal
Reactant
Observations of reaction
Li H2O
Na H2O
K H2O
Rb H2O
Cs H2O
Table 1: Observations of Group 1 Metals
VIDEO DEMO: Comparing Family Behaviours
Metal Group
Period
Appearance of metal
Reactant
Observations of reaction
Li 1 2 H2O
Na 1 3 H2O
K 1 4 H2O
Rb 1 5 H2O
Cs 1 6 H2O
Table 1: Observations of Group 1 Metals
Alkali Metals in water
See Videos:
Lithium
Sodium
Potassium
Rubidium & Cesium
VIDEO DEMO: Comparing Family Behaviours
Table 1: Observations of Group 1 Metals
Metal Group
Period
Appearance of metal
Reactant
Observations of reaction
Li 1 2 Silvery, soft H2O Bubbles/gas forms
Na 1 3 Silvery, soft H2O Bubbles form fast, burns with orange flame
K 1 4 Silvery, soft H2O Faster rxn than Na, burns with lilac flame
Rb 1 5 Silvery, soft H2O Faster rxn than K, flames flying
Cs 1 6 Silvery, soft H2O Faster rxn than Rb, flames flying, breaking glass
What would you expect from Francium?!?!
Alkaline Earth Metals
Second column…called “Group 2”
• REACTIVE metals , but not as much as Group 1
• Always combine with non-metals in nature
• Some make up important minerals in our diet
VIDEO DEMO: Comparing Family Behaviours
Metal Group
Period
Appearance of metal
Reactant
Observations of reaction
Mg H2O
Ca H2O
Table 2: Observations of Group 2 Metals
VIDEO DEMO: Comparing Family Behaviours
Metal Group
Period
Appearance of metal
Reactant
Observations of reaction
Mg 2 3 Silvery, slightly soft
H2O
Ca 2 4 Silvery, harder metal
H2O
Table 2: Observations of Group 2 Metals
See Videos:MagnesiumCalcium
VIDEO DEMO: Comparing Family Behaviours
Metal Group
Period
Appearance of metal
Reactant
Observations of reaction
Mg 2 3 Silvery, slightly soft
H2O Bubbles formed on Mg strip
Ca 2 4 Silvery, harder metal
H2O Bubbles quickly forming, fast reaction
Table 2: Observations of Group 2 Metals
Transition Metals
Middle Section…Groups 3-12
• Hard metals that are less reactive
• Metals used in construction and jewellery
• Also used to make paints and other pigments
The Halogens
Column 17…called “Group 7”
• REACTIVE non-metals and volatile (gaseous)
• Always combine with metals in nature
• Used as disinfectants (Cl) & to strengthen teeth (F)
Noble Gases
Column 18…called “Group 8”
• Very UNREACTIVE gases because they have a full outer shell of electrons
• Used in “neon” signs and balloons
Jellyfish lamps made with noble gases artist- Eric Ehlenberger
Colors Noble Gases produce in lamp tubes:
• Ne (Neon): orange-red
• Hg (Mercury): light blue
• Ar (Argon): pale lavender
• He (Helium): pale peach
• Kr (Krypton): pale silver
• Xe (Xenon): pale, deep blue
HOMEWORK
• Memorize the name & symbols of 1st 20 elements + Fe, Ag, Au, Pb, Cu, Zn, Ni, Sn, Hg, Pt, W
• Block 7 text questions