Chem 5AB Quiz Flashcards

1
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Lavosier

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Published a list of 30 substances that he called elements
Some of his elements were actually compounds

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2
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Dobereiner

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Triads: Groups of 3 elements that shared similar properties
Some became tetrads and pentads
Periodicity- Patterns between elements

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3
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Law of octaves (Newlands)

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Connection with atomic mass and chemical properties

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4
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Mendeleev

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Elements arranged by atomic masses
Knew elements not yet discovered
Transition metals
Periodic law

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5
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Newlands

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Organized atoms by atomic mass
Used musical and math background
7 columns
Law of octaves (no one accepted idea)

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6
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Modern periodic law (Henry Moseley)

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The square root of the frequency of the x-ray emitted by an atom is proportional to its atomic number

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7
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Artificial elements

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Transuranium elements
Neptunium Plutonium
Products of artificial processes

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8
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Periodic table is divided into

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Groups (columns) and periods rows

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9
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Left and middle of the table

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Metals

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10
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Right side of the table

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Nonmetals

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11
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Metalloids

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Share properties of both metals and nonmetals

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12
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The lanthanide series and actinide series are put

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At the bottom of the table

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13
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Atomic radius

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Measured using x-ray diffraction
Determined by electron cloud

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14
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More protons

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More attraction

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15
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More attraction

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Closer to nucleus

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16
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More protons

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Smaller radii

17
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Why the trend of atomic radius

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Going down a group of family add extra layer of electrons for each level
Left to right- more protons means more attraction for electrons. Results in the shrinking of atomic radius

18
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Ionic radius

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Cations are smaller than their parent atoms (got rid of an electron)
Anions are larger than their neutral atoms (picked up electron)

19
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Ionization energy

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The energy needed to remove an electron from an atom

20
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Dalton

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Documented 60 element
Complex symbol system

21
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Groups

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Same # of valence electrons

22
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Periods

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Rows- same # of electron orbitals/sublevels

23
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Periodic law (Mendeleev)

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Properties of elements vary with their atomic number in a periodic way (there is a pattern)
When elements are arranged according to increasing atomic mass there is a repetition in their properties