Indicator and The Test COMPARING PERIODIC SYSTEM DEVELOMPMENT 1.

The element arrangement based on the similarities in properties among various groups of three elements (triads) where mass number of the second element was the mean result of the first and third element mass number was founded by a. J.W. Dobereiner b. Lothar meyer c. A.R Newlands d. Antoine Lavoisier e. Dmitri Mendeleev 2. According to Newlands octave law, the third element has similar property with a. 8th element b. 9th element c. 10th element d. 11th element e. 12th element 3. In Modern periodic table the element were arranged based on. a. chemical properties b. atomic mass c. physical properties d. electron configuration e. atomic weight DETERMINING THE ELEMENTS GROUPS AND PERIODS IN PERIODIC TABLE 4. Two elements in same groups of periodic table have the same a. chemical properties b. physical properties c. electron configuration d. orbital amount e. electron amount 5. Element which doesnt belong to earth alkaline groups is a. Mg

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b. K c. Ba d. Sr e. Ca 6. In modern periodic system, the transition elements were placed between groups of. a. IIA and IIB b. IIA and IIIA c. IIIB and IIB d. IA and IIIA e. IIB and IIIB DETERMINING THE ELEMENTS PROPETIES AND RELATIVE ATOMIC MASS OF PERIODIC TABLE 7. Elements within metalloid group are a. sodium, magnesium, and aluminum b. boron, silicon, tellurium c. barium, arsenic, and helium d. argon, chlorine, and sodium e. antimony, silicon, neon

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8. Those elements above belong to periodic group of a. IA b. IIA c. IIIA d. IVA e. VA 9. Atomic number for potassium is a. 4 b. 8 c. 19 d. 38 e. 54 COMPARING THE ATOMIC DEVELOPMENT THEORY FROM

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DALTON TO NIEHLS BOHR THEORY 10. Atomic consist of positive charged matter. In which electrons were spreading inside it like a spreading in bread. This type of atom was published by. a. R. Milikan b. J.J Thomphson c. N. Bohr d. E. Goldstein e. Rutherford 11. The atomic nucleus was discovered by a. J.J Thomphson b. Rutherford c. E. Goldstein d. H. Becqruel e. Marie Curie 12. The correct statement in relation to electron is a. in atom, electron and proton always have the same amount b. in atom, electron and proton always have the same amount c. in neutral atom, electron and neutron always have the same amount d. electron is the positive charge of atomic particle e. in negative ion, the amount of electron is more than proton DETERMINIG THE AMOUNT OF PROTON, ELECTRON, AND NEUTRON OF AN ATOM 13. The atomic number of aluminum is 13 and its relative atomic mass is 27. The number of proton, electron, and neutron of Al3+ in are a. 13,13 and 14 b. 10,13, and 16 c. 10, 16, and 14 d. 13,13, and 11 e. 13,10, and 14 14. The atomic mass of element X, which its nucleus consist of 20 neutrons and X+ ion C1

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have 18 electrons is a. 18 b. 20 c. 38 d. 39 e. 40 C2 Atom Atomic Atomic Number Mass I 9 19 II 10 20 III 11 23 IV 14 ? V 20 40 15. Atom, which consists of 9 protons, 10 electrons, and 11 neutrons is a. neutral atom I b. Ic. I+ d. III+ e. neutral atom II 16. Atom IV has 14 neutrons. Its atomic mass C2 is a. 25 b. 26 c. 27 d. 28 e. 29 17. It has been identified 66Z30. Ion Zn2+ C2 consists of a. 30 protons, inside the nucleus b. 28 electrons, inside the nucleus c. 28 protons, around the nucleus d. 8 electrons, around the nucleus e. 30 protons, around the nucleus 18. If the atomic number of bromine is 35, and its relative atomic mass is 80, the number of proton, neutron, and electron in bromide ion are a. 35,80,35 b. 35,45,35 c. 35,45,36 d. 36,45,36 e. 35,36,45 C2

19. Atom in ion below, which consist higher amount of electron than its neutron is a. 12 24Mg2+ 27 3+ b. 13 Al 75 3c. 35 As 75 d.. 35 Cl 32 2e. 16 S WRITING DOWN ELECTRON CONFIGURATION AND DETERMINING VALENCE ELECTRON 20. An element with mass number 31 has electron configuration as follow: K L M 2 8 5 Every atom of the element has a. 15 electrons and 15 neutrons b. 15 protons and 15 neutrons c. 15 protons and 16 neutrons d. 15 electrons and 31 neutrons e. 31 electrons and 31 protons 21. The maximum number of electron that can occupy M shell is a. 2 b. 10 c. 32 d. 8 e. 18 22. The electron configuration of X element, whose atomic number is 35 and relative atomic mass is 80, is a. 2 8 18 7 b. 2 8 10 c. 2 8 8 d. 2 8 8 4 e. 2 8 12 23. This a symbol of an element : 20A. the electron configuration for ion A2+ is. a. 2 8 8 2 d. 2 8 8 4 b. 2 8 10 e. 2 8 12 c. 2 8 8 24. The amount of valence electron in Xe54 is a. 4 d. 7 b. 5 e. 8 c. 6

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Applying Electron Configuration and Valence Electron in Determining Group and Periods 25. The element within groups IV is a. 4Be d. 18+Ar b. 14Si e. 34Se c. 8O 26. Element X has 19 electrons, 19 proton, and 20 neutrons. It is identified as member of. a. group IA, period 4 b. group IIA, period 4 c. group IIIA, period 4 d. group IV, period 4 e. group VA, period 4 27. in periodic system, an element with electron configuration of 2, 8, 2 is a member of. a. period 3, group II A b. period 3, group II B c. period 3, group III A d. period 2, group III A e. period 2, group III B Determining Isotope of Element and Calculating the Relative Atomic Mass 28. A copper consists of two isotope 6329Cu and 6529Cu. If the atomic mass of copper, the lightest Cu isotope percentages is. a. 25% d. 60% b. 40% e. 75% c. 50% 29. Particle A consists of 16 protons, 16 neutrons, and 18 electrons. Particle B consists of 17 protons, 18 neutrons, and 18 electrons. Particle A and B are. a. isotope d. anion b. isobar e. kation c. isoton Analyzing Periodic Properties Table or Graphic of Element ( Atomic Radius, Element Affinity, Ionization Energy, and Electronegativity ).

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a. the amount of energy needed to release 1 lectron in positive ion materialization b. the amount of energy needed to absorb 1 electron in negative ion materialization c. the amount of energy needed to materialize negative ion with 1 electron absorption d. inclination to pull electrons into an element bond e. inclination to pull electrons into negative ion materialization

31. It is known that electronegativity of three element are 0,8; 2,5; and 1,0. In the following groups that fulfills the data above is ( Known that : Z of K = 19; Ca = 20; S = 16 ) a. K ; Ca ; S d. Ca ; S ; K b. K ; S; Ca e. S ; Ca ; K c. Ca ; K ; S 32. In halogen group, element member with largest ionization potential is. a. F d. I b. Cl e. At c. Br 33. If the atomic number of element in one group is increasing, it means.. a. atomic radius is decreasing b. ion capacity is decreasing c. ionization potential is decreasing d. electron affinity is increasing e. the amount of protons is decreasing 34. Element that has the largest electron affinity is an element with atomic number of. a. 5 d. 17

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b. 9 e. 35 c. 13 35. It has been identified : 11Na, 12Mg, 16S, 17Cl, and 19K. The correct statement for those element is. a. the ionization potential sequence is Cl > S > Mg > Na > K b. the metal potency sequence is Mg > Na > K > S > Cl c. the electron affinity sequence is K > Na > Mg > S > Cl d. the atomic radius sequence is K > Cl > S > Mg > Na e. those elements are numer of the same period

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