Do elements in the same vertical column in the periodic table have similar chemical properties?

Answer 1

Their are protons, neutrons, and electrons that make up an atoms nucleus and its cloud. manipulating these will give you different elements with different properties but it is all how that combination reacts.

Answer 2

Yes, elements in the same vertical column, or group, in the Periodic Table have similar chemical properties because they have the same number of valence electrons. This leads to similarities in their reactivity and the types of chemical bonds they form.

Answer 3

Yes, they do. These vertical columns are referred to as families or groups. For example, column one consists of the highly reactive alkali metals, which all react similarly because they have one valence elctron. Other groups include the halogens (group 17), the noble gases (group 18), and the alkaline-earth metals (group 2).

Answer 4

They are generally found in the same column, or group. It depends on the properties that you are comparing but general reactiveness and electronegativity is definitely based on columns. Put simply, the columns group the elements by their valance shells (outer shells) which is the part of the atom that interacts with other atoms in a chemical reaction, as each group contains elements with the same number of electrons in the valence shell, they should in theory react in similar ways.

Answer 5

in prediotic table the elemants in same column doesnt have there phisical properties same because the properties depend on the electrons and protons of it in other sence some elemants are meatals, non-metals, and metolieds and evey group which i have told have different meltind, boiling.

the differences are that

- some have shiny appearences and some dont have it

- some have high densites and some have low densties

- some have high melting and boiling piont and some have low

- some are good conductors of heat and elctricity and some are bad

- some are ductile (can be drawn into wires) and some are not

- some are malleable (can be beaten into shapes) and some are not

Answer 6

Generally it is elements in a column, not a row, that share properties.

Answer 7

The elements in a vertical column (groups) have the same number of valence electrons and hence have similar properties.

Answer 8

Yes. The elements in the same family (or group) have the same number of valence electrons and hence have similar properties.

Answer 9

The chemical properties are similar in the vertical column.

Answer 10

Yes