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What are the groups on the periodic table?
What is the group and period of element U?
Group 1 Period 2
How many valence electrons does T have, and on which energy level?
4 valence electrons on the 3rd energy level
What are the groups and periods of elements M and I?
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What is the classification of element Q?
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Which noble gas does not have 8 valence electrons?
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What are the groups and periods of elements Z and Y?
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What is the electron distribution of D?
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What are the groups and periods of elements V, W, and K?
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How many valence electrons do A and E atoms have?
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Study Notes
Periodic Table Structure
- Groups are arranged vertically on the periodic table.
- Periods are arranged horizontally across the table.
Alkali Metals
- U (Group 1, Period 2) and J (Group 1, Period 3) are classified as alkali metals.
- J has more energy levels than U.
Valence Electrons
- T (Group 14, Period 2) possesses 4 valence electrons located in the 3rd energy level.
- M (Group 2, Period 3) has 2 valence electrons, indicating it's a metal.
- I (Group 13, Period 3) has 3 valence electrons in the third energy level.
- L, a noble gas (Group 18, Period 1), does not have the typical 8 valence electrons.
Nonmetals and Other Elements
- X (Group 1, Period 1) contains one proton and is classified as a nonmetal, existing as a solid at room temperature.
- Q (Group 17, Period 2) has 2 energy levels and is also a solid nonmetal at room temperature.
Nitrogen Family
- Z (Group 15, Period 3) and Y (Group 15, Period 4) belong to the nitrogen family.
- Y is in a gaseous state at room temperature.
Electron Distribution
- D has an electron configuration of s^2p^5 and is located in Group 14, Period 3.
- R (Group 2, Period 2) has an electron distribution of s^2.
Outer Energy Levels
- V (Group 18, Period 3) and W (Group 18, Period 2) have full outer energy levels.
- V has 3 energy levels while K (Group 17, Period 3) has one fewer total electron compared to V.
Specific Valence Electrons
- A (Group 13, Period 2) atoms have 3 valence electrons.
- E (Group 16, Period 2) atoms contain 6 valence electrons.
- Both A and E elements are found in the second period.
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