3A.2 ionic radii and polarisation of ions Flashcards

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what happens to ions as you go down the group

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as you go down the group ions have more electron shells therefore ions get larger

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what are isoelectronic ions

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different atoms with different protons numbers that have the same number of electrons

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what happens to the ionic radius when the protons increases

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the radius would decrese since the nuclear charge increases pulling the electrons closer to the nucleus

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what is the anion

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it is the negative ion

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what is the cation

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the positive ion

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what is polarisation

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the distortion of the electron density of a negative ion

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what are the two factors that increase the process of polarisation

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  1. high charge (of ions) of the cation and the anion
  2. small size of the cation
  3. and the large size of the anion
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polarization energy

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it is the ability of positive ions to distort the electron density of a neighboring negative ion

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how can we find charge density

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charge density = charge of atom/ the ionic radius (this can tell us the approximant value of polarization energy)

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what is important to remember when measuring the ionic radii

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  1. the environment of an ion (for example it is important how many oppositely charged ions are touching the co-ordination number )
  2. the nature of an ion
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