Chapter 4 - Inorganic Chemistry And The Periodic Table Flashcards
What happens to ionisation energy in group 2 as you do down ?
Why ?
(3)
Decreases
1- shielding increase
2- distance firm nucleus increases ( can’t attract outermost electron )
What the reaction with O2 produce ( Group 2) ?
2 metal oxide
Group 2 + Cl2
MCl2
Thermal stability group 2 ?
2
- Becomes more thermally stable as you do down the group as the polarising power decreases .
Group 2 + water ?
- M(OH)2 + H2
General half equation group 2 ?
Oxidised : M- M^2+ + 2e-
Reactivity ? Group 2 ?
Increases down group
What does group 2 oxide or hydroxide + water produce ?
M(OH)2
Group 2 metal + HCl ?
MCl2 + H2O
Salt and water !
Solubility of group 2 negative ions ?
Increases as you go down !
Solubility of group 2 metals double charge( so4 2-) And CO3 2-) ?
(DD )
Solubility decreases as you do down !
Halogens reactivity ?
DECREASES as you go DOWN
can’t attract electron enough
Reducing power of Halogens ?
INCREASES AS YOU go down
Cold Alkali + Halogen ?
Disproportionation
- X2 +2NaOH —> NaOX + NaX + H2O
HOT ALKALI + halogen
disproportionation
3X2 + 6 NaOH —> NaXO3 + 5NaX + 3H2O
Displacement reactions in halogens ?
- more reactive ( top halogens ) replace less reactive ones ( bottom)
- Less reactive one (Br) = Oxidised
- More reactive one (Cl) = reduced