2.2.4 reactions of period 3 elements Flashcards
reactions of elements in period 3
tehya re all redix reactions
reactions of period 3 elements and water
na,mg,cl - only ones that react with water
na - vigourouse - floats to the surface and fizzes rapidly
melts because of the heat energy released by the reaction
makes NaOH and H2
mg - slow at room telp
producut is less alkaline becuase it is sparingly soluable
makes mg(OH)2 +H2
faster when heated with steam
mg(s) +H2O -> MgO +H2
period 3 element reaction with water
mg
makes MgO
flame is verry intense
Al
burns brightly
gives aluminum oxide which is a white powder
appears unreactive - as coated in oxide which prevents further reaction
makes Al2O3
silicon
has to be heated
SiO
phsophoris
makes
P4O10 g
in limited suppluy of o2 p2o3 can be formed
red phosphorus - heated befor reacts
white phosphorus - spontaneously ignites with air - white smoke of phosphorus pentoxide is gieven of
sulfur
burns blue flame to produce colourless ags - sulfur dioxide
a little sulfur trioxide also formed
s02
oxides of elements in period 3
metal oxides
giant ionic lattice
high mp
aluminum oxide special
non metal oxides
silcon dioxide - macromolecular
highmp
phosphorus and silfur = moleculcular
why s oxides are gass
p4o10 is higher as larger molecule
aluminium oxide
ionic sioteh some covalent character
small positive charge can get close and distort the o2- electron cloud = covalent character
ionic character can be predicted by the diffrence in electronegativities
basic oxides of period 3
metals na and mg
sodium
reacts ith water to give naOh - strongly allaline pH 14
magensium
reacts with water to give partially alkaline
as mgO is sparingly soluable
pH 9
insoluable period 3 oxides
aluminum oxide
isolable in H2O - as the ionic bonds are to strong (partially to do with the covalent character)
silicon dioxide
insoluable in water - macromolecular
acidic oxides of period 3
non metals
phosphorous pentoxide
reacts violently to give phsophoric v oxide taht ionises into phsophoric acid
h3po4
faily strong acid
sulfur dioxide
fairly soluable reacts to gibe sulurouse acid h2SO3
partiall dissociates
sulfur trioxide
fully disocciates
H2SO4
sulfiric acid
aicic basic reactions of period 3 oxides
na and mg react with acid to give a salt and water
al - amphoteric - reacts as both an acid and an alkali - either ends up with a metal or as a metal in the salt
eg
reacts with base to form naAl(OH)4- sodium alluminate
si - weak acid with a strong base
eg reacts with naOH to give Na2SiO3
p - happens in 3 stages as has 3 H to react with an Oh
phosphoric acid is involved as water
sulfur dioxide
reaction with a base
1. forms sodium hydrogen sulphate -NaHSO3
2. looses the proton to make Na2SO3 and water when reacts again with NaOH