Chemical Properties Flashcards
Reaction with Air
i)Li + air
ii)Na+ air
iii)K+ air
iv)Be,Mg + air at RT
v)Ca + air
vi)Li3N + H2O
vii)CaO + H2O
viii)Na2O2 + H2O
ix)KO2 + H2O
i)Li + air —->Li3N + Li2O
ii)Na+ air—->Na2O2
iii)K + air —->KO2
iv)Be,Mg + air—->no rxn
v)Ca + air—->Ca3N2 + CaO
vi)Li3N + H2O—->LiOH + NH3
vii)CaO + H2O—–>Ca(OH)2
viii)Na2O2 + H2O —->NaOH + H2O2
ix)KO2 + H2O —->KOH + H2O2 + O2
here O2- disproportionates into O2-2 and O2
chemical rxns when KO2 is heated and is exposed to CO2
KO2—>K2O + O2
K2O + CO2 —>K2CO3
Reactivity towards water:
1)Alkali Metals
Kinetics:(rate of rxn)
Thermodynamics:(net energy release)
2)Alkaline Earth Metals
Kinetics:(rate of rxn)
Thermodynamics:(net energy release)
1)Alkali Metals
Kinetics:
Li<Na<K<Rb<Cs(inversely proportional to IE)
Thermodynamics:
Na<K<Rb<Cs<Li(Li has high HE)
Kinetics and Thermodynamics:
Be<Mg<Ca<Sr<Ba
Reaction with ammonia gas,H2C2,alcohol:
for alkali metals:
Na+C2H5OH
M (M!=Li)+ NH3(g)
Li + NH3(g)
M(M!-Li) + H2C2(g)
Li + H2C2
Na + C2H5OH—>C2H5O-Na+ +H2
M + NH3(g)—>MNH2 + H2
Li + NH3(g)—>Li2NH + H2
M + H2C2—->M2C2 + H2
Li + H2C2 —->no rxn
rxn of dil solution of Alkali Metal in liq.NH3:
rxn on standing:
rxn of dil solution of Metal in liq.NH3:
M(s) + NH3(l) —->M+(amm.) + e-(amm.)(blue in color)
rxn on standing:
M + liq.NH3 —>MNH2 + H2
color of solution of alkali metal in liq.NH3 when
i)on increasing conc., paramagnetism increases and conductivity increases
ii)on increasing conc.,paramagnetism decreases and conductivity decreases
i)blue
ii)bronze
compare enthalpy of formation
i)LiF,NaF,KF,RbF,CsF
ii)LiCl,NaCl,KCl,RbCl,CsCl
i)LiF>NaF>KF>RbF>CsF
ii)LiCl<NaCl<KCl<RbCl<CsCl
MOP of
i)BeF2
ii)BeCl2
i)(NH4)2BeF4–heat–>NH3+HF+BeF2
ii)BeO+Cl2+C—>BeCl2 +CO
i)BeF2(s) structure
ii)BeCl2,BeBr2,BeI2 solid state structure and gaseous state structure
i)like SiO2
ii)solid state chain polymer and gaseous state dimer
MP of alkali metal halides
i)MF,MCl,MBr,MI
ii)LiCl,NaCl,KCl,RbCl,CsCl
iii)LiF,NaF,KF,RbF,CsF
i)MF>MCl>MBr>MI(proportional to ionic character and Lattice Energy)
ii)NaCl>KCl>RbCl>CsCl>LiCl(LiCl is predominantly covalent)
iii)NaF>KF>LiF>RbF>CsF
LiAlH4 + BeCl2
LiAlH4 + BeCl2–>BeH2 + LiCl + AlCl3
structure of BeH2
i)in gaseous state
ii)in solid state
i)gaseous state Be2H4
ii)solid state chain polymer