C4.1 Flashcards

1
Q

atoms of each element have what?

A

different proton numbers

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2
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what does arranging the elements in order of their proton number give?

A

repeating patterns in the properties of elements

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3
Q

what happened to early attempts to find connections between the chemical properties of the elements?

A

they were dismissed by the scientific community

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4
Q

dobereiner 1829

A

triplets or trains of elements seemed to exist with similar properties

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5
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new lands 1866

A

octave pattern-every 8th element to be similar

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6
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mendeleev 1871

A

his version of periodic table
made predictions about properties and mass of yet discovered elements
left gaps to be filled when they were found

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7
Q

mendeleev 2 rules

A
  • order of relative atomic mass

* chemically similar in same group

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8
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2 elements mendeleev predicted would exist and years

A

Gallium 1875

Germanium 1886

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9
Q

what is a period

A

a row of elements

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10
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alkali metals properties

A

shiny when freshly cut but tarnish rapidly in moist air due to reaction with oxygen

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11
Q

where must alkali metals be stored to stop reaction with oxygen

A

in oil

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12
Q

melting and boiling point as go down group

A

get lower

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13
Q

alkali- hardness as go down group?

A

get softer

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14
Q

Lithium reactivity

A

gentle fizzing

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15
Q

Na reaction

A

faster fizzing

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16
Q

potassium reaction

A

vigorous fizzing

17
Q

Lithium flame

A

bright red

18
Q

Na flame

A

bright yellow

19
Q

potassium flame

A

lilac

20
Q

alkali- reactivity as go down group?

A

more reactive

21
Q

alkali metals react with water to form what?

A

hydrogen and an alkaline solution of a hydroxide

Forumula- MOH

22
Q

alkali metals react vigorously with chlorine to form what?

A

colourless crystalline salts

formula- MCl

23
Q

Na and Cl come together to form colourless crystalline salt formula

A

Sodium Chloride

24
Q

why should you never handle alkali metals with hands

how to control?

A

corrode or explode in hand when reacts with water (sweat) - scars
•use forceps

25
Q

why do alkali metals get more reactive as go down group?

A

outer electron is further away from the influence of the nucleus and so an electron is lost more easily