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THE PERIODIC TABLE
                                                                  Bright yellow
                                                                  crystal
                                                                                          Purple-black
                           ALLOTROPES OF CARBON                                           solid turns to
                           Some elements exist in                          IODINE:        gas easily
                           more than one form—                             GROUP 7
                           these are known as                            SOLID NON-
                           allotropes. Carbon powder,     SULFUR:            METAL         Group 0
                           graphite, and diamond are   GROUP 6 SOLID NON-METAL
                           allotropes of carbon. They
                                                     Boron and       Nitrogen and            2
                DIAMOND    all consist of carbon atoms,   carbon groups  oxygen groups  Halogens
                           but have very different                                         He       Period
                           physical properties.                                            Helium
                                                 Group III Group IV  Group V Group VI Group VII
                                                                                            4.0
                                                     5       6       7       8       9       10
                                                    B       C       N       O       F       Ne      Short
                                                                                                    period
                                                   Boron   Carbon  Nitrogen  Oxygen  Fluorine  Neon
                                                    10.8    12.0    14.0    16.0    19.0    20.2
                                                    13      14       15      16      17      18
                 GRAPHITE      CARBON POWDER
                                                    Al      Si      P        S      Cl      Ar
             2nd transition metals  3rd transition metals  Aluminum  Silicon  Phosphorus  Sulfur  Chlorine  Argon
                                                    27.0    28.1    31.0    32.1    35.5    40.0
            26      27      28      29      30      31      32       33      34      35      36
           Fe      Co      Ni      Cu      Zn      Ga      Ge       As      Se      Br      Kr      Long
                                                                                                    period
           Iron    Cobalt  Nickel  Copper   Zinc   Gallium  Germanium  Arsenic  Selenium  Bromine  Krypton
           55.8    58.9     58.7    63.5    65.4    69.7    72.6    74.9    79.0    79.9    83.8
            44      45      46      47      48      49      50       51      52      53      54
           Ru     Rh       Pd       Ag     Cd       In     Sn       Sb      Te       I      Xe
         Ruthenium  Rhodium  Palladium  Silver  Cadmium  Indium  Tin  Antimony  Tellurium  Iodine  Xenon
           101.1   102.9   106.4    107.9  112.4    114.8  118.7    121.8   127.6   126.9   131.3
            76      77      78      79      80      81      82       83      84      85      86
           Os      Ir      Pt      Au      Hg       Tl     Pb       Bi      Po      At      Rn
          Osmium  Iridium  Platinum  Gold  Mercury  Thallium  Lead  Bismuth  Polonium  Astatine  Radon
           190.2   192.2   195.1    197.0  200.6   204.4    207.2   209.0   (209)   (210)   (222)
           108     109      110     111     112     113     114     115     116     117      118   Unreactive,
           Hs      Mt      Ds      Rg      Cn      Uut    Uuq      Uup Uuh         Uus     Uuo     colorless
          Hassium  Meitnerium Darmstadtium Roentgenium Copernicium Ununtrium Ununquadium Ununpentium Ununhexium Ununseptium Ununoctium  gas glows
           (269)   (278)   (281)   (281)    (285)  (286)    (289)   (289)   (293)   (294)   (294)  red in
                                                                                                   discharge
                                                                                                   tube
                                  d-block                  p-block
                                                                    NOBLE GASES
                   Yellow, unreactive       Soft, shiny,
                   precious metal           reactive metal          Group 0 contains elements that 
                                                                    have a filled (complete) outer shell
                                                                    of electrons, which means the atoms
                                                Shiny               do not need to lose or gain electrons
                                                semi-               by bonding with other atoms. This
                                                metal
                                                                    makes them stable and they do not   NEON:
                                                                    easily form ions or react with other   GROUP 0
                 GOLD:                TIN:             ANTIMONY:    elements. Noble gases are also called   COLORLESS
                 GOLD:
          3RD TRANSITION METAL  GROUP 4 POOR METAL  GROUP 5 SEMI-METAL  rare or inert gases.    GAS
          3RD TRANSITION METAL
            61      62      63      64      65      66      67      68      69      70       71
          Pm      Sm       Eu      Gd      Tb      Dy      Ho      Er      Tm      Yb       Lu
         Promethium  Samarium  Europium  Gadolinium  Terbium  Dysprosium  Holmium  Erbium  Thulium  Ytterbium  Lutetium
           (145)   150.4   152.0   157.3   158.9   162.5   164.9   167.3    168.9   173.0   175.0
            93      94      95      96      97      98       99     100     101     102      103
           Np      Pu     Am      Cm       Bk      Cf       Es     Fm      Md      No       Lr
         Neptunium  Plutonium  Americium  Curium  Berkelium  Californium  Einsteinium  Fermium  Mendelevium  Nobelium  Lawrencium
           (237)   (244)   (243)   (247)   (247)   (251)    (252)  (257)    (258)   (259)   (262)
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