2 - Periodic Table Flashcards

1
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Who made the first periodic table?

A

Dmitri Mendeleev, based on atomic weight

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2
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Who made the current version of the periodic table

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Henry Moseley, based on atomic number

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3
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Periodic law

A

The chemical and physical properties of the elements are dependent in a periodic way upon their atomic number

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4
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Periods are ___ and groups are ___

A

Row; column

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5
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Characteristics of valence electrons

A

Greatest potential energy due to being far from the nucleus

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6
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What are representative elements

A

Groups 1,2,13-18

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7
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Nonrepresentative elements

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Transition metals, lanthanide, actinide

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8
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All metals are ____ and ___ but not ___ because ____.

A

Lustrous; solids; mercury; liquid at standard conditions

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9
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General characteristics of metals

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Shiny, solid (except mercury), high mp and densities (except lithium), malleable, ductile
low effective nuclear charge, low EN, large atomic radius, small ionic radius, low ionization energy, low electron affinity

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10
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Malleability

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Ability to be hammered into shapes

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11
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Ductility

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Ability to be pulled into wires

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12
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What are transition metals good conductor for

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Good conductors of heat and electricity

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13
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Nonmetal characteristics

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Brittle as solid, not really lustrous
High ionization energy, electron affinity, EN, small atomic radius, large ionic radii
Poor conductors of heat and electricity

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14
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Another name for metalloids

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Semimetals

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15
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What elements are metalloids

A

B, Si, Ge(rmanium), As(arsenic), Sb(antimony), Te, Po(lonium), At(astatine)

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16
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What is Zeff and the trend

A

Effective nuclear charge - measures net positive charge experienced by valence electrons
Increases left —> right because atoms get a little smaller left to right
Each added proton pulls outer electrons stronger

17
Q

How to find atomic radius

A

Half the distance between 2 nuclei briefly in contact with each other

18
Q

What is trend of ionic radii of metalloids

A

Posses larger ionic radius than “real” nonmetals
Nonmetals gain electrons while nuclei maintain the same charge to achieve noble gas electron configuration

19
Q

Ionic radius definition

A

Distance from nucleus to the outermost electrons in an ion (not necessarily valence electrons)

20
Q

Ionic radii trend for metals close to metalloid line

A

Smaller ionic radius
More electrons to lose to achieve noble gas configuration