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Each person must contribute equally to your "Group"

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Each person must contribute equally to your "Group"

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Each piece of information should be a separate "post"

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You must include the following information as separate posts:

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Elements that are included in that family (can be text or image) with the symbol and atomic number of each

Images of the elements

How many valence electrons?

What charge do most of the elements form as ions?

What are the similarities of the family of elements? Ex: appearance, conductivity, reactivity, state of matter, etc

What are the varying traits in the family? Ex: state, reactivity, density, charge, melting point, etc

What are some common uses for the elements in your family?

Find a school appropriate YouTube clip that provides interesting and relevant information about your family of elements

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Carbon (C),  Silicon (Si),  Germanium(Ga), Tin (Sn), Lead (Pb), Flerovium (Fl)

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Fluorine, Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine, and Tennessine.

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Oxygen, Sulfur, Selenium, Tellurium, Polonium

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They have seven valence electrons in their outermost shells

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The Oxygen family has 6 valence electrons

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Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton, Xenon, Radon, and Oganesson.

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Boron (B), Aluminum (Al), Gallium (Ga), Indium (In), Thallium (Ti), Nihonium (Nh)

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Two valance electrons in outer orbital for all elements of the family.

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Carbon (C)

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nonmetals, low melting and boiling point, poor conductivity, highly reactive

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The charge of most elements form as ions 

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The charge of most elements form as ions 

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Most elements under the carbon family have a plus 4 charge

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Each element has 4 valence electrons

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All of the elements in the Oxygen family have 6 valence electrons leading to their slimier chemical properties.

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https://youtu.be/Ke2iboHiNP8

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Most have a charge of -1

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They each have 3 valance electrons.

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Making acids and burning (oxygen), creating steel, rubber and flammable products (sulfur), pigment, photocells, and solar cells (selenium), use in blasting caps and semiconductors (tellurium), eliminate static electricity and sometimes used as a neutron source (polonium)

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They all have a shiny and grey color too them as well as having a rock type look. They share the same characteristic of being stable and not reactive. They all have fairly high melting points.

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Scandium:

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transition metals have 2 valence electrons

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They don't have a charge because they are nonreactive.

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The common use for Carbon is coal, coal is mostly made of carbon. Silicon has many uses and Silicon is a big part in concrete, it is found in beach sand, and is a part in brick.  Gallium is not very common but it is found in coal, ore, and germinate. Tin is used for cans so they do not rust, it is a fundamental part of cans. Lead is most commonly used in paint and gasoline.

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Color, most have a relatively low boiling point and none can conduct electricity or heat

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They are all metals, conductors, and have a high melting point 

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They are all metals, conductors, and have a high melting point 

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Each member of the Nitrogen family has 5 valance electrons

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State: Shiny, from gray to white in color with a silver in it, having a standard temperature
Reactivity: Somewhat reactive, reacts with water, but not as much as the Alkali Metals.
Density (grams per cubic centimetre at 20 degrees Celsius):
- Be: 1.85
- Mg: 1.74
- Ca: 1.55
- Sr: 2.63
- Ba: 3.51
- Ra: about 5
Melting Points (degrees Celsius):
- Be: 1,287
- Mg: 650
- Ca: 842
- Sr: 769
- Ba: 727
- Ra: about 700
Charge: 2+

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nitrogen (N) (7), phosphorus (P) (15), arsenic (As) (33), antimony (Sb) (51), bismuth (Bi) (83), and moscovium (Mc) (115)

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Each element is stable. Density of carbon family (grams per cubic cm), C: 1.9-3.53, Si: 2.33, Ge: 5.32, Sn: 5.75-7.31, Pb: 11.35. Carbon family has a charge of 4+. Melting point of carbon family (°C), C: 3,700, Si: 1,414, Ge: 938.25, Sn: 231.93, Pb: 327.5. Carbon is a nonmetal, silicon and germanium are metalloids, and tin and lead are post-transition-metals. Color of the elements, C: colorless (diamond) and black (graphite), Si: grey, Ge: metallic white, metallic (alpha) and grey (beta), bluish-white metallic.

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Oxygen is a nonmetal gas, sulfur and selenium are solid nonmetals, tellurium is a metalloid and polonium is a solid metal.

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They are used to determine chemical reactions, to form lights, lazers, air, and to cool magnets.

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https://youtu.be/Gsp4X-NkmbY

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Group 7 - The Halogens | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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Noble Gases - The Gases In Group 18 | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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- Reactive metals
- Can be found on earth
- React with water, but not that much

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copper: used in electricity cables
iron: used in construction materials, tools and vehicles
titanium: used in aircraft and pipes

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State- They are shiny, soft, silver,
Reactivity- They are very reactive with  water, halogens and acids. Have to be stored in an oil to not react
Density at 20 C-
Li- 0.534
Na-0.971
K-0.862
Rb- 1.532
Cs- 1.873
Fr- n/a
Melting point- Low melting points. They range from 179 C (for lithium) to 28.5 C (for cesium)
Charge- +1

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Chlorine and bromine are used for water purification, Fluorine is used to prevent tooth decay. So lots of them are used for disinfecting purposes.

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They are all not very reactive, odorless, and colorless.

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They can conduct electricity, fluorescence. Some react differently to different things but still have a low reactivity rate.

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- All relatively reactive metals
- Also, they are all a white metal, besides boron

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Group 1 - The Alkali Metals | The Periodic Table | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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they gain 2 electrons when forming ions and this causes them to have a negative charge

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Boron is a metalloid,  Aluminum, gallium, indium, and thallium are post transition metals, and Nihonium is unknown.
-They are good conductors other than boron
- density increases going down the family

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Ions within the Nitrogen family  typically have a charge of -3

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- nItrogen is found in our Earth's atmosphere
- phosphorus is used in matches and fireworks
- arsenic is used as a poison
- Antimony finds use in alloys
-Bismuth is used in medications, paint, and as a catalyst
- Only a few atoms of moscovium have ever been made, and they are only used in scientific study. It is used to make nihonium

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Group 2 - Alkaline Earth Metals | Properties of Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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Group 15 Elements: The Nitrogen Family | General Trends

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The Boron family tends to give up electrons making them into Cation

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Common uses for the elements of this family

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Common uses for the elements of this family

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Be: Used as an alloying agent for creating beryllium copper, a material used to make spot-welding electrodes, electrical conductors, non-sparking tools, springs, and more. It is used in the making of different types of spacecraft and flying vehicles, such as satellites, rockets, jets, and more.
Mg: Used in objects that need to be lightweight, including laptops, power tools, cameras, car seats, and more. It is used in fireworks, flares, and sparklers as well.
Ca: Used as an alloying agent for aluminum, copper, beryllium, lead, and magnesium alloys.
Sr: Used in fireworks to give off the red light, and used in refining zinc and producing ferrite magnets.
Ba: Used for drilling fluids for oil and gas well, and used in paint and in glass-making.
Ra: Used in medicine, radioactivity treatment for cancer.

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Atomic Number: 5

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Atomic Number: 13

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Nitrogen family elements share a similar electron configuration pattern and follow predictable trends in their chemical properties. They each have 5 valance electrons.

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Transition metals and their properties | Matter | Chemistry | FuseSchool

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Atomic Number: 31

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Atomic Number: 49

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Atomic Number: 81

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Atomic Number: 113

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The Nitrogen family consists of one metal, two nonmetals, and two metalloids, as such these elements have many differences. Nitrogen is a gas at room temperature, while all the other elements are solids. Nitrogen's Crystal Structure is hexagonal. Phosphorus's crystal structure is cubic. Arsenic, antimony, and bismuth all have Rhombohedral crystal structures. The elements also have widely differing melting and boiling points.

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alkali earth metals which are reactive metals found in the earth, also react with water

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alkali earth metals which are reactive metals found in the earth, also react with water

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Eye drops, mild antiseptics, washing powder, tile glazes.

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Alkaline metals have only one valance electron 

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Alkaline metals have only one valance electron 