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arranged table my atomic number. each elem had its own unique nuclerar charge, he had better technology
periodic law
physical and chemical properties
periods
horizontal
family/group
verticle
noble gases (group18)
inert. when an element loses/gain e- they do so to become like a…
Helium is considered
a noble gas because its highest energy level is full
S block (group 1)
alkali metals, very reactive with non metals. losing e- will make it stable
s block group2)
alkaline earth metals - higher melting point and less reactive because it takes more work to rid 2 e-
d block(3-12)
transition metals (not as reactive) higher m.p
lanthanides (57-71)
shiny reactive metals
p block (13-18)
main group elements includes non metals, metals, and metalloids
halogens(group 17)
react vigorously with metals to form salts and most reactive non metals cause they need 1 more e-
actinides(89-103)
radioactive elements
H
a family unto itself and behaves unlike any other element. reacts rapidly with most other elements
atomic radius(trend)
generally increases within a family or down a group. (decreases across a period)
shielding effect
as the levels fill they become less positively charged
ionization energy
amount of energy needed to remove an e-
atomic size(trend)
decreases from left to right across a period.
ion
an atom that has a positive of negative charge
ionization energy trend
decreases down a group but increases across a period
e- affinity trend
decreases across a period and decreases up a group
electron affinity can be
positive or negative number. neg: energy is released when e- is added
pos: atom is forced to gain e- unstable
electron affinity
the energy change when an e- is added to an atom.
positive ions
cations lose one e- and this decreases radius
negative ions
anions gain e- and this increases radius
electronegativity
measure of the ability of an atom in a compound to attract e- from another atom in the compound
electronegativity trend
increases within a period and decreases down a period