C3 - The Periodic Table Flashcards

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How did John Dalton organise the elements?

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In order of their masses.

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Who made the first suggestion of the periodic table?

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John Dalton

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How did John Newlands organise the elements?

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In order of mass placed in octaves.

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Why couldn’t Newlands concept of the periodic table worked?

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He assumed all of the elements had been discovered and the pattern broke down after calcium.

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How did Mendeleev organise the elements?

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In order of their atomic weights then in a periodic pattern.

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Why did scientists believe Mendeleev’s periodic table?

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He left space for undiscovered elements and predicted the properties of them. When the elements were discovered his predictions were accurate.

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How does the atomic number of an element link to the periodic table?

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The atomic number determines its position.

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Hoe does the number of electrons in the outer shell link with the periodic table?

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The number of electrons determines its chemical properties and its group number.

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What two factors connect electronic structure with reactivity going down the groups?

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  • The distance between the outermost electrons and the nucleus.
  • The number of occupied inner shells.
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Give one limitation of Mendeleev’s periodic table.

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-Not all elements fit the pattern of ordering by atomic mass.

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How does reactivity change going down group 1?

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Reactivity increases going down.

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How does reactivity going down group 7?

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Reactivity decreases going down the group.

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Why does reactivity change going down group 1?

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The outer electron is easier to lose because the outer shell is further away from the positive nucleus making the attraction weaker.

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Why does the reactivity change going down group 7?

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The electron in the outermost shell is attracted less strongly because it is further away from the nucleus making it harder to attract electrons.

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What are Group 1 elements known as?

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Alkali metals

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Which elements make up Group 1?

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Lithium, Sodium, Potassium, Rubidium, Caesium, Francium

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Why are Group 1 elements stored in oil?

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To prevent them from reacting with oxygen in the air.

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What is the density of Group 1 metals?

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Low compared to other metals.

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How hard are Group 1 elements?

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Very soft, they can be cut with a knife.

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Why do Group 1 metals turn dull very quickly when cut?

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They react with oxygen to form an oxide layer.

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What type of reaction do Group 1 elements undergo?

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Ionic bonding to make 1+ ions.

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What is the general boiling of Group 1 elements?

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The boiling points are low compared to other metals and get lower going down the group.

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How to Group 1 metals react with water?

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Metal + water —-> metal hydroxide + hydrogen

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What non-metals do alkali metals react vigorously with?

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Water and group 7 elements

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What is produced when group 1 and 7 elements react?
White alkali metal compounds that dissolve in water.
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What are the properties of transition metals?
- High melting points. - High densities. - Strong and hard. - Good conductors of electricity and energy. - Relatively unreactive.
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Why are transition metals useful as structural materials?
They corrode very slowly.
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What types of compounds do transition metals make?
- Coloured | - Ionic with various charges.
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What are transition metals useful for?
- Catalysts | - Structural materials
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What are the properties of Group 7 elements?
- They have low boiling points. - They are poor conductors of energy. - They exist as elements in covalent pairs.
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What happens to the electrons of a Group 7 element when it reacts?
- If reacting with a metal, an ionic bond is formed. | - If reacting with another non-metal, a covalent bond is formed.
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How are halogens displaced?
If there is a more reactive halogen, the bonded halogen will be displaced.
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Why can't fluorine displace other halogens in aqueous solutions?
Fluorine reacts too strongly with water.