1. Periodic Table
Shelby Mikkelsen
Period 6

2. Who developed the
Periodic Table?
• Dmitri Mendeleev
• Russian chemist and inventor
• He found a new way of
organizing all the elements.
Using his table he predicted
the properties of elements
yet to be discovered

3. How is it Organized?

4. How is it Organized?
• Groups - Vertical columns,
organized by their chemical
properties.
• Periods - Horizontal rows, from
left to right by the increasing
atomic number.
• Metals - On the left
• Non-metals on the right
• Metalloids - in the middle

5. How is it Organized?

8. Period

9. Period

10. Groups Period

11. Metals and Nonmetals

12. Metals and Nonmetals

13. Metals and Nonmetals
Metals

14. Metals and Nonmetals
Metals

15. Metals and Nonmetals
Nonmetals
Metals

16. Metalloids

17. Metalloids

18. Metalloids

19. Metalloids

20. Metalloids

21. Metalloids

22. Metalloids

23. Metalloids

24. Metalloids
Metalloids

25. 3 Examples

26. Cu
• Name - Copper
• Atomic number - 29
• Element symbol - Cu
• Atomic Mass - 63.546
• Examples. Its used for multi-media,
communications with wiring, and plumbing.

27. Copper

28. Ag
• Name - Silver
• Atomic number - 47
• Element symbol - Ag
• Atomic Mass -107. 8682
• Examples. We use it for tableware, jewelry,
batteries, mirrors, coins, and photography.

29. Silver

30. Hg
• Name - Mercury
• Atomic number - 80
• Element symbol - Hg
• Atomic Mass - 200. 59
• Examples. We use mercury for
thermometers, barometers, filling for teeth,
and electrical switches.

31. Mercury