3.8 Reactivity Trends Flashcards

1
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Group 2 elements form …

A

2+ ions

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2
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Group 2 reactivity increases …

A

as you go down the group

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3
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Group 2 oxides have a pH of approximately…

A

10

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4
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Uses of group 2 compounds

A

Ca(OH)2 - neutralise acids in soil and Mg(OH)2 - as “antacids” in treating indigestion.

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5
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Halogen Trends in Boiling points.

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Boiling point increases as you go down the group.

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6
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Explain the Boiling point trend in the Halogens

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  1. More electrons, 2. Stronger London Forces, 3. More energy to break intermolecular forces, 4. Therefore boiling point increases as you go down the group.
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7
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Cl in cyclohexane.

A

Pale green

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8
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Br in cyclohexane

A

Orange

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9
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I in cyclohexane

A

Violet

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10
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Halogen reactivity trend

A

Reactivity decreases as you go down the group.

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11
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Explain the reactivity trend in the halogens

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  1. Atomic radius increases, 2. More inner shells so nuclear shielding increases, 3. Less nuclear attraction to capture an electron from another species 4. Reactivity decreases.
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12
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Disproportionation

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A redox reaction in which the same element is oxidised and reduced.

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13
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Disproportionation reactions with chlorine

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Cl and Water, Cl and cold, dilute, aqueous NaOH.

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14
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Carbonate test

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dilute nitric acid and test gas by bubbling through lime water - If CO2 is produced a carbonate is present.

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15
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Sulfate test

A

add BaNo3 if a white precipitate forms SO4 is present.

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16
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Halide test

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Add AgNO3 then add cyclohexane as the colours of the different precipitates are difficult to tell apart.

17
Q

Why is there a correct order to complete the 3 anion tests

A

1.CO3 there is no confusion - if CO2is given off there is a CO3 present. 2. SO4 If you complete this test with a carbonate you will get a white precipitate as well. 3. Halide test Ag reacts with CO3 and SO4 to create precipitates.

18
Q

Test for ammonium

A

Add NaOH, Warm, test with moist litmus paper - turn paper blue.