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B2 Redox + Periodicity Flashcards

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1
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Oxidation number of element

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2
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Oxidation number of group 1

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1+

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3
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Oxidation number of group 2

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2+

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4
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Oxidation number of flourine

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1-

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5
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Oxidation number of oxygen in H2O2

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1-

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6
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Oxidation number of hydrogen in H2O2

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1+

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7
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What substance gets the negative oxidation number in a compound

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The most electronegative

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8
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Sum of oxidation numbers in a compound

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9
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Sum of oxidation numbers in an ion

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Charge of ion

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10
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What happens to oxidation number when a substance is reduced

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Decreases

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11
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What happens to oxidation number when a substance is oxidised

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Increases

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12
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When writing systamatic names, when does the Roman numeral oxidation number come

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  • In brackets after the element
  • e.g Titanium (IV) Oxide
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13
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In metal and acid reactions, what is reduced and what is oxidised

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  • Metal oxidised
  • Hydrogen reduced
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14
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Meaning of oxidation

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  • Loss of electrons
  • Increase in oxidation number
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15
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Meaning of reduction

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  • Gain of electrons
  • Decrease in oxidation number
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16
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Define Disproportionation

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Reduction and oxidation of the same element in the same reaction

17
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Define Oxidising Agent

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Takes electrons from the species being oxidised

18
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Define Reducing Agent

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Adds electrons to the species being reduced

19
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How to write elemental half-equations

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  • Calculate overall charge on each side
  • Add electrons to more positive side
  • Ensure fully balanced
20
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How is the periodic table arranged

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Increasing atomic number

21
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How to write half-equations for acidic conditions

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  • Balance the element changing oxidation state
  • For every oxygen, add an H2O to the other side
  • For every hydrogen, add an H+ to the other side
  • Use electrons to ensure both sides have the same charge
22
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What do elements in periods in the periodic table have

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Repeating trends in physical and chemical properties

23
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What do elements in groups of the periodic table have

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Similar chemical properties

24
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Define Periodicity

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The repeating trends in physical and chemical properties across different periods

25
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How to explain why an element is in the s/d/p block

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It’s highest energy electron is in the s/d/p subshell

26
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Define First Ionisation Energy

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The energy required to remove 1mol of electrons from 1mol of gaseous atoms

27
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How to explain differences in ionisation energies

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  • Electron shells
  • Atomic radius
  • Sheilding
  • Nuclear charge
  • Sheilding + atomic radius outweigh nuclear charge
  • Nuclear attraction
28
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What must always be stated when describing changes in ionisation energies

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Sheilding - even if has no effect

29
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When given an ionisation energy graph for an element, how can you tell what group that element is in

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  • Greatest jump in ionisation energies
  • Jump 4 - 5
  • In group 4
30
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General equation for first ionisation energy

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31
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General equation for second ionisation energy

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32
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Draw a graph for ionisation energies across period 2

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33
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What element has highest first ionisation energy

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Helium

34
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On first ionisation energy graphs, there is a general increase - what are the exceptions

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  • New shell - decrease
  • p subshell - decrease
  • group 6 - decrease (new electron in singular paired orbital so more repulsion)

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