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This document contains a practical worksheet on periodic table and chemistry concepts for class 9 students. It has 7 questions covering topics like periodic trends, properties of metals and non-metals, and chemical reactions.

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Practical Worksheet-3 (1st Term) Session: 2023-24

Name: _________________________________ Class: IX Sec: __________ Roll No: _________


Subject: Chemistry Teacher: Irfan Sajid & Naznin Sultana Full Marks: Date:______________

Periodic Table-2
• Do it in CW/Lecture copy.
• Must bring the completed work on next class.
• Try to do it on your own. Do not take others help.

1. (a) Arrange the following elements in increasing order of their reactivity.


(i) K, Na, Rb, and Li.
(ii) Cl, F, I, At
2. (a) Identify and name the metals from the following elements whose electronic configurations
are given below.
(i) 2.8.2 (ii) 2.8.1 (iii) 2.8.7 (iv) 2.8.8.1
(b) Mention the (i) name of the elements that act as a reducing and oxidizing agent from the list
above and (ii) define those terms.
(c) (i) Write the balanced equation of the product formed when (iii) combines with (ii) from
question (a).
(ii) Draw a dot and cross diagram to show the reaction.
(iii) What is the nature of the bond formed?
3. Transition elements are the metals sandwiched between Group-II and Group-III elements. They
exhibit some properties among which some are unique, and some are general.
(a) Mention two such unique properties common to these elements.
(b) Mention three general properties.
(c) These metals can also show catalytic activity.
(i) Define the term catalyst.
(ii) Give any two examples where they are used.
4. An element placed in the Group-VII reacts with hydrogen and then dissolves in water.
(i) Give a balanced reaction of Group VII element with hydrogen and mention the product/s.
(ii) Mention with the help of a litmus paper the type of solution it forms when the product of (i)
is dissolved in water.
5. Choose the most appropriate answer from [ KCl, HBr, Na2SO4, Fe2SO4, SiO2, CO2, Li2O, Fe2O3].
(a) A covalent oxide of metalloid.
(b) A halide which when dissolved in water forms an acid.
(c) A metal-sulphate that imparts colour in aqueous solution.
(d) A basic oxide, when dissolved in water forms an alkaline solution.

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6. This question is about astatine, At, at the bottom of Group VII of the Periodic Table. You are asked
to make some predictions about astatine and its chemistry.
(a) Showing only the outer electrons, draw diagrams to show the arrangement of electrons in an
astatine atom, astatide ion and astatine molecule.
(b) Explain what physical state and colour you would expect astatine to be in at room
temperature.
(c) Explain what you will observe when astatine solution is poured into potassium iodide
solution.

7. The diagram shows the part of the Periodic Table.

(a) Mention the name of element X and write down the balanced equation when it reacts with
water.
(b) Explain what happens to the reactivity down the Group-I, and Group VII.
(c) Which of the following elements from the table above is a (i) Metal (ii) diatomic molecule
(iii) monoatomic gas?
(d) Briefly explain why element Y is unreactive. Mention two of their applications.

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