8. Reactivity Trends Flashcards

1
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Group 2 metals are called

A

Alkaline Earth metal

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2
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Reactivity trends increases down group 2

A

Go down group 2 ionisation energy decreases due to increasing atomic radius and shielding affect

When group 2 elements react the loose electrons, forming positive cations.

Easier to lose electrons the more reactive the element

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3
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Group two metals react with water to produce

A

Hydroxides

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4
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Name a metal hydroxide that isn’t really soluble in water

A

Magnesium hydroxide

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5
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Group two metals are used to neutralise acidity give two example

A

Calcium hydroxide, chalked lime to neutralise acidic soils in agriculture

Magnesium hydroxide and calcium carbonate as antacids in treating indigestion

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6
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Group 2 metals burn in oxygen to form

A

Solid white oxides

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7
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Name the structure with giant covalent lattice

A

Diamond, graphite and graphene

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8
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Mettalic binding is the

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Electrostatic forces of attraction between metal cations and delicalised electrons

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9
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Why do oxides form stronger alkalines as you go down group 2

A

Oxides(hydroxides) become more soluble down the group

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10
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What is the colour of F2

A

Pale yellow

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11
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What colour is chlorine

A

Green

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12
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Colour of iodine

A

Grey

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13
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Why are halogens get less reactive down group

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Halogen react by by gaining an electron to form 1- ions

Number of shells increases, sheilding increases and distance from nucleus increases.

Nuclear attraction decreases so harder to attract electrons

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14
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Name disadvantages of chlorine

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Clorine gas is toxic if breathed

Liqiud chlorine can form chemical burns

They form chlorinated hydrocarbons with organic compound in water which can cause cancer

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15
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Benefits of using chlorinein water treatment

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Kills desease -causing microorganisms

Some clorine remains in water and prevents reinfection further down

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16
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Why do halogens get less reactive down group 2

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They are oxidising agents, they react by gaining electrons to form 1- ions

As go down the group atomic radius will increase so outer electrons are shielded more. Less nuclear pull as further from nucleus

Harder for larger atoms to attract electron to form ion( despite increasing nuclear charge)

17
Q

Test for carbonates

A

HCl

18
Q

Test for sulfates

A

Most summaries she disable in water exept barium sulfate.

So add HCl followed by barium cloride solution

If white precipitate it is barium sulfate

19
Q

Test for halides

A

Add nitric acid and than silver nitrate

Silver cloride- white precipitate

Silver bromide-cream

Silver iodide-yellow precipitate

20
Q

Colour of chlorine water

A

Colourless

21
Q

Bromine water colour

A

Yellow

22
Q

Iodine solution colour

A

Orange/brown

23
Q

Test for ammonium compunds

A

Add sodium hydroxide to substance and warm.

If ammonia gas is given out. Which can be tested with red litmus paper