Chemistry Unit 1 Flashcards
define ionisation energy
energy required to remove 1 mole of electrons from 1 mole of gaseous atoms
what is the shielding effect
effect of inner electrons which reduces the pull of the nucleus on electrons in the outer shell (higher shielding effect=lower ionisation energy)
are nitrates soluble
yes all nitrates are soluble
are group 1 carbonates and sulfates soluble
yes
are group 2 halides soluble
yes, all are soluble
what colour is the precipitate produced when lead reacts with iodine (PbI2)
yellow
is Mg(OH)2 soluble
no
is MgSO4 soluble
yes
is Ba(OH)2 soluble
yes
hydroxide solubility __________ down Group 2
increases
carbonate solubility __________ down Group 2
decreases
sulfate solubility __________ down Group 2
decreases
define electronegativity
the ability of an element to attract and hold a boding pair of electrons
as you go across a period electronegativity ________ because the number of protons increase
increases
as you go down a group electronegativity ________ because the bonding electrons are further from the nucleus (more shielding)
decreases
metals of group 2 all react by _______ 2 electrons (________) to form positive ions. this ________ the other reactant
losing
oxidation
reduces
what is formed when group 2 metals react with oxygen
metal oxide
what is formed when group 2 metals react with water
basic metal hydroxides
what flame test colour when lithium is burned
red
what flame test colour when sodium is burned
golden yellow
what flame test colour when potassium is burned
lilac
what flame test colour when calcium is burned
brick red
what flame test colour when strontium is burned
crimson
what flame test colour when barium is burned
apple green
what flame test colour when magnesium is burned
no colour
what flame test colour when copper is burned
blue/green
trend in reactivity of s-block (group 1 and 2) metals
reactivity increases as you go down the group
the melting point (volatility) __________ as you go down group 7 because the molecules get __________ and so _______ electrons can move around and set up __________________ dipoles
increases
larger
more
temporary
why is Fe3+ a good oxidising agent
Fe3+ is very electronegative and outer electrons are less shielded so it can easily attract an electron and form Fe2+
how to test for chloride ions
add silver ions in dilute nitric acid, if positive reaction then a white precipitate that dissolves in dilute Ammonia (aq) will form
how to test for bromide ions
add silver ions in dilute nitric acid, if positive reaction then a cream precipitate that dissolves in concentrated Ammonia (aq) will form
how to test for iodide ions
add silver ions in dilute nitric acid, if positive reaction then a yellow precipitate that does not dissolve in concentrated Ammonia will form
is Ca(OH)2 soluble
no, only sparingly soluble
is CaSO4 soluble
no, only sparingly soluble
is CaCO3 soluble
no
is PbI2 soluble
no
is BaSO4 soluble
no
is BaCO3 soluble
no