Atomic structure 2 : electron configuration and ionisation energies notes Flashcards
why is 4s filled before 3d
it has lower energy
what are orbitals
regions of space where electrons can move
how many electrons can each orbital contain
2
how many orbitals in sub level s
1
how many orbitals in sub level p
3
how many orbitals in sub level d
5
how many orbitals in sub level f
7
what does the s block have in reference to electrons
highest energy electrons in an orbital
s block
2 in each period
p block
6 in each period
d block
10 in each period
f block
14 in each period
why would you re over electrons from 4s before 3d
because 4s electrons are further from nucleus
1st factor that effect ionisation energies
- distance between nucleus and outer electrons/ atomic radius
as the force of attraction increases between nucleus, the outer electrons decreases
2nd factor that effect ionisation energies
- charge on nucleus/ num of protons in nucleus
electrons are attracted to + protons in nucleus
greater the number of + the greater the force of attraction between outer electrons and nucleus
3rd factor that effect ionisation energies
- amount of shielding
electrons in the outer shell are repelled b electrons in inner shell
shielding effect reduces attraction between outer electrons and nucleus
what is first ionisation energy
energy needed to remove 1 mole of electrons from 1 mole of atoms in their gaseous state to form 1 mole of 1+ ions
what else increases as the attraction between outer electrons and nucleus increases
ionisation energy
why do successive ionisation energies increase
every time you lose an electron the ion gets a bit smaller
atomic radius across the period
trends in first ionisation energies
decreases
as across a period atoms are getting smaller since there are more proton
trends in first ionisation energies
atomic radius down a group
trends in first ionisation energies
increases
atoms get bigger
more shells added
trends in first ionisation energies
electron shells down a group
trends in first ionisation energies
increases
outer electron is further from nucleus
more shielding
trends in first ionisation energies
electron shells across a period
trends in first ionisation energies
stays the same
same shielding
trends in first ionisation energies
across period ionisaiom energy generally increases because..
more protons in nucleus
atomic radius decreases
electron have same shielding
down a group the IE decreases and when moving into a new period because..
atomic radius increases
more shielding
less attraction between nucleus and electron to be removed