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Chemistry Chapter 4 : Topic 1
Modern Periodic Table
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The modern periodic table is constructed on a fundamental principle that elements are arranged systematically. Which statement correctly defines this arrangement?
Reasoning: The modern periodic table is based on increasing atomic number (proton number), which ensures periodic repetition of chemical properties.
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In the modern periodic table, the position of an element is mainly determined by its atomic number. This means that elements are arranged according to:
Reasoning: Atomic number equals the number of protons, which defines the identity and position of an element.
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A student observes that elements in the same group show similar chemical properties. This similarity is mainly due to:
Reasoning: Elements in a group have the same valence electrons, which determines chemical behavior.
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Periods in the periodic table represent:
Reasoning: Periods are horizontal rows where elements are arranged in increasing atomic number.
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Which statement best explains why the modern periodic table replaced the Mendeleev periodic table?
Reasoning: Modern periodic law is based on atomic number, which resolves anomalies present in Mendeleev’s table.
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When elements are arranged in increasing atomic number, periodic repetition of properties occurs because:
Reasoning: Chemical properties repeat due to periodic repetition of valence electron configurations.
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Group 1 elements (alkali metals) show similar properties because they all:
Reasoning: One valence electron makes them highly reactive and chemically similar.
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If an element has atomic number 11, its position in the periodic table is determined by:
Reasoning: Atomic number (protons) determines position in modern periodic table.
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The arrangement of elements in groups leads to:
Reasoning: Groups contain elements with similar valence electron configuration, hence similar properties.
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Which of the following best describes a period in the periodic table?
Reasoning: Periods are horizontal rows arranged by increasing atomic number.
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The modern periodic table is considered more accurate than earlier versions because it:
Reasoning: Atomic number is fundamental and determines electronic structure and properties.
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Elements in the same period have the same:
Reasoning: Elements in a period have the same number of electron shells but different valence electrons.
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Why are noble gases placed in Group 18?
Reasoning: Full valence shell makes them chemically stable and inert.
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The periodic law states that properties of elements are periodic functions of:
Reasoning: Modern periodic law is based on atomic number, not atomic mass.
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If elements were arranged by atomic mass instead of atomic number, what major issue would arise?
Reasoning: Some elements would be placed incorrectly, disrupting periodic trends.
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The similarity of properties in a group is mainly due to similarity in:
Reasoning: Valence electrons control chemical properties.
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Which statement correctly describes the trend across a period?
Reasoning: Atomic number increases stepwise across a period.
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The main purpose of arranging elements in the periodic table is to:
Reasoning: The table organizes elements to show periodic repetition of properties.
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Which of the following best explains why hydrogen is placed in Group 1 despite being a non-metal?
Reasoning: Hydrogen has one valence electron, similar to alkali metals, though it is a non-metal.
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The arrangement of elements in the periodic table helps scientists mainly to:
Reasoning: Periodic arrangement allows prediction of chemical and physical properties of elements.
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