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    This document is a worksheet about classifying elements on the periodic table. It contains three questions: 1. Classify elements A-F as metals, non-metals, or metalloids based on their location in the periodic table. 2. Sort 12 elements into their correct groups and arrange each group by increasing atomic weight. 3. State one characteristic that sets of elements have in common, such as their group or family.

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    This document is a worksheet about classifying elements on the periodic table. It contains three questions: 1. Classify elements A-F as metals, non-metals, or metalloids based on their location in the periodic table. 2. Sort 12 elements into their correct groups and arrange each group by increasing atomic weight. 3. State one characteristic that sets of elements have in common, such as their group or family.

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    CHAPTER 4: Chemical patterns

    Worksheet 4.1

    Periodic table
    Student:................................................................................................................... Class:.................................................

    Classifying the elements


    1. Elements can be classified into groups called metals, non-metals and semi-metals (or metalloids).
    The following diagram illustrates the first four periods of the periodic table. Classify the elements
    labelled A–F as metals, non-metals or metalloids.

    A B

    D E F

    A: .........................................................................
    B: .........................................................................
    C: .........................................................................
    D: .........................................................................
    E: .........................................................................
    F: .........................................................................

    Family members
    2. The following 12 elements belong to four different groups of the periodic table.

    potassium, neon, sulfur, fluorine, tellurium, argon, lithium, oxygen, iodine, rubidium, helium,
    bromine

    Sort these elements into their correct groups. In each column arrange the group members in order of
    increasing atomic weight.

    © John Wiley & Sons Australia, Ltd


    CHAPTER 4: Chemical patterns

    Worksheet 4.1

    Page 2

    Something in common
    3. For each set of elements, state one characteristic that they have in common.

    Set A

    ..............................................................................................................................................................
    ..............................................................................................................................................................

    Set B

    ..............................................................................................................................................................
    ..............................................................................................................................................................

    Set C

    ..............................................................................................................................................................
    ..............................................................................................................................................................

    Set D

    ..............................................................................................................................................................
    ..............................................................................................................................................................

    © John Wiley & Sons Australia, Ltd

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