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    This document contains 6 multiple choice or short answer questions about periodic trends and electron configurations. It tests understanding of periodic table group and period locations as they relate to the number of electrons in the highest occupied energy level, full electron configurations of elements and ions, and the historical development of the periodic table from Mendeleev's original 7-group version to the modern 18-group periodic table. It also asks about the different placements of hydrogen in the periodic table.

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    This document contains 6 multiple choice or short answer questions about periodic trends and electron configurations. It tests understanding of periodic table group and period locations as they relate to the number of electrons in the highest occupied energy level, full electron configurations of elements and ions, and the historical development of the periodic table from Mendeleev's original 7-group version to the modern 18-group periodic table. It also asks about the different placements of hydrogen in the periodic table.

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    This document contains 6 multiple choice or short answer questions about periodic trends and electron configurations. It tests understanding of periodic table group and period locations as they relate to the number of electrons in the highest occupied energy level, full electron configurations of elements and ions, and the historical development of the periodic table from Mendeleev's original 7-group version to the modern 18-group periodic table. It also asks about the different placements of hydrogen in the periodic table.

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    Subtopic 3.

    1 Periodic Table

    1. An element is in period 3 and group 15 of the periodic table. How many electrons are present
    in the highest occupied energy level of this element?

    A. 3

    B. 5

    C. 13

    D. 15

    2. Which is the correct electron configuration for an atom with the atomic number 34 ?

    A. Is22s22p63s23p63d10

    B. Is22s22p63s23p63d104p6

    C. [Ar]4s23d104p4

    D. [Ar]3d104p6

    3. In Mendeleev’s first periodic table the elements were arranged into seven separate groups.
    Explain why modern periodic tables contain the elements arranged into eighteen separate groups.

    4. What information about the electron configurations of beryllium, magnesium, and calcium can
    be deduced from the fact that all three elements are located in the same group in the periodic
    table?
    5. Suggest reasons why hydrogen is sometime located:

    (a) at the top of group 1 in the periodic table.

    (b) at the top of group 7 in the periodic table.

    (c) on its own at the top of the periodic table.

    (d) together with helium at the top of the periodic table.

    6. Use the periodic table to deduce the full electron configuration of:

    (a) Selenium (Z = 34)

    (b) The vanadium(III) ion, V3+

    (c) The zinc(II) ion, Zn2+

    (d) The As3- ion

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