Chapter 2- The Periodic Table Flashcards

1
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Who is the most credited person for the periodic table?

A

Dmitri Mendelev

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2
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Did he arrange ALL elements?

A

No he left gaps for others to be discvoered.

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3
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How is the periodic table arranged?

A

In order of increasing atomic mass

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4
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How many periods are in the periodic table?

A

7

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5
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What will the period correspond to?

A

How many shells that element has

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6
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Vertical colums are….

A

Groups

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7
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What do the groups correspond to?

A

The number of electrons in the last shell.

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8
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How many blocks are in the periodic table?

A

4

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9
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What is block s

A

groups 1&2

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10
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What is block p

A

groups 13-18

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11
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What is block d

A

groups 3-12

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12
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What is block f

A

“inner transition elements”

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13
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Summarise trends in the periodic table for atomic size

A

Increase down a group and decrease across as period

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14
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Why does the atomic size increase down a group?

A

Electrons are added to higher energy levels, they move further away from the nucleus

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15
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Why does the atomic radius decrease across a period?

A

Each element has an extra proton and electron than the previous element. therefore the attraction force increase and pulls the electrons closer towards the nucleus.

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16
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Define Ionisation Energy

A

The energy required to remove an electron from a single atom

17
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Summarise trends in the periodic table for ionisation energy

A

Decreases down a group and increases across a period

18
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Why does the ionisation energy decrease down a group?

A

Atomic size is increasing and electrons are moving furhtue away from the nucleus therefore more easily removed

19
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Why does the ionisation energy increase across a period?

A

Electrons have a higher attraction for the nucleus and have a stronger connection, therefore harder to remove.

20
Q

Define electronegativity

A

Degree in which an atom can attract an electron to itself.

21
Q

What are the lease electronegative?

A

Francium and Caesium (0.7)

22
Q

What are the most electronegative?

A

Fluorine (4.0)

23
Q

Summarise trends in the periodic table for electronegativity

A
  • Across a period from left to right it increases

- Down a group the electronegativity decrease

24
Q

What is metalliac characteristics in regards to the periodic table?

A

-Are determined by how easy it is to loose one of its electrons

25
Q

Summarise trends in the periodic table for metalliac character

A
  • Decrease across a period

- Increase down a group

26
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Define Oxidising Strength

A

How readily an element gains electrons.

27
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Define Reducing Strength

A

How readily an element looses electrons

28
Q

Summarise trends for reactivity

A
Metals
Across a period decreases
-Down a group increases
Non-Metals
Across a period increases
Down a group decreases
29
Q

Are cations or anoins smaller?

A

Cations