they conductheat andelectricity lesseffectively thanother metalstheir hydroxidesand oxidesdissolve inwater to formalkalinesolutionsVeryreactiveDensityincreasedown thegroupFour covalentcompounds arecompounds in whichthe four electrons inthe valence shellplay an active role inbondingReactivenonmetalsSofter andstronger thanmost othermetals (exceptthe alkalimetals)they reactquickly withwater,producinghydroxides andhydrogen gasElectrode potentialincreases downthe group(reactivitydecreases downthe group)Electronegativity(the atom's abilityof attractingelectrons)decreases downthe group.Ionization Energydecreases going downthe group (because theelectrons are fartherfrom the core andtherefore are easier toremove; Tl does not fitthis trendAll groupelements aresolids exceptoxygenTheseelements arewidely foundon Earth lthey areusuallyhard andtoughReact easilywith thehalogensand waterthey have highmelting points -but mercury is aliquid at roomtemperatureThe boronfamily adoptsoxidationstates +3 or+1Melting pointincreaseswhile goingdown thegrouptheir moleculeseach containtwo atoms(they arediatomic)LowdensityTheyareodorlessAtomic radiusincreases downthe group (Tlhas the largestatomic radius.)The noblegases allhave lowboilingpoints.Atomic radiiincrease insize downthe group.they conductheat andelectricity lesseffectively thanother metalstheir hydroxidesand oxidesdissolve inwater to formalkalinesolutionsVeryreactiveDensityincreasedown thegroupFour covalentcompounds arecompounds in whichthe four electrons inthe valence shellplay an active role inbondingReactivenonmetalsSofter andstronger thanmost othermetals (exceptthe alkalimetals)they reactquickly withwater,producinghydroxides andhydrogen gasElectrode potentialincreases downthe group(reactivitydecreases downthe group)Electronegativity(the atom's abilityof attractingelectrons)decreases downthe group.Ionization Energydecreases going downthe group (because theelectrons are fartherfrom the core andtherefore are easier toremove; Tl does not fitthis trendAll groupelements aresolids exceptoxygenTheseelements arewidely foundon Earth lthey areusuallyhard andtoughReact easilywith thehalogensand waterthey have highmelting points -but mercury is aliquid at roomtemperatureThe boronfamily adoptsoxidationstates +3 or+1Melting pointincreaseswhile goingdown thegrouptheir moleculeseach containtwo atoms(they arediatomic)LowdensityTheyareodorlessAtomic radiusincreases downthe group (Tlhas the largestatomic radius.)The noblegases allhave lowboilingpoints.Atomic radiiincrease insize downthe group.

Periodic Table Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. they conduct heat and electricity less effectively than other metals
  2. their hydroxides and oxides dissolve in water to form alkaline solutions
  3. Very reactive
  4. Density increase down the group
  5. Four covalent compounds are compounds in which the four electrons in the valence shell play an active role in bonding
  6. Reactive nonmetals
  7. Softer and stronger than most other metals (except the alkali metals)
  8. they react quickly with water, producing hydroxides and hydrogen gas
  9. Electrode potential increases down the group (reactivity decreases down the group)
  10. Electronegativity (the atom's ability of attracting electrons) decreases down the group.
  11. Ionization Energy decreases going down the group (because the electrons are farther from the core and therefore are easier to remove; Tl does not fit this trend
  12. All group elements are solids except oxygen
  13. These elements are widely found on Earth l
  14. they are usually hard and tough
  15. React easily with the halogens and water
  16. they have high melting points - but mercury is a liquid at room temperature
  17. The boron family adopts oxidation states +3 or +1
  18. Melting point increases while going down the group
  19. their molecules each contain two atoms (they are diatomic)
  20. Low density
  21. They are odorless
  22. Atomic radius increases down the group (Tl has the largest atomic radius.)
  23. The noble gases all have low boiling points.
  24. Atomic radii increase in size down the group.