Grup 2 and 7 Flashcards
Describe the solubility trend of hydroxides as you go down the group and list their solubility
Increases going down group two.
Mg(OH)2– sparingly soluble
Ca(OH)2– sparingly soluble
Sr(OH)2– more soluble
Ba(OH)2– completely dissolves
Describe the solubility of sulphates going down the group and list their solubility
Solubility decreases down the group
MgSO4– completely dissolved
CaSO4– fairly soluble
SrSO4– sparingly soluble
BaSO4– insoluble
Describe the test for sulfate ions- SO4
Add BaCl2, forms white precipitate. Sulfate ions present as barium sulfate has been produced
Flourine electronegativity and observation
F-F covalent bond is weak. Atom is very small meaning that the non- bonding pairs of electrons are held so close that they start to repel. 4.0- pale yellow gas
Appearance and electronegativity of Cl
Pale green, 3.0
Appearance and electronegativity of Br
Yellow brown or if non polar- orange/ brown. 2.8
Iodine
Brown, non polar- purple, solid- black. 2.5
Describe the trend in atomic radius as you go down the group- provide reason
Atomic radius increases due to more shielding, further from the nucleus meaning a weaker nuclear attraction on outer electrons
Describe the trend in atomic radius as you go down the group- provide reason
Atomic radius increases due to more shielding, further from the nucleus meaning a weaker nuclear attraction on outer electrons
Describe the trend in ionisation energies as you go down group 2
Decreases: Atomic radius gets bigger, further from the nucleus, weaker nucleus attraction on outer electrons
Describe the trend in ionisation energies as you go down group 2
Decreases: Atomic radius gets bigger, further from the nucleus, weaker nucleus attraction on outer electrons
Describe the trend in melting point as you go down group 2
Decreases: Ionic size increases, lower charge density so weaker attraction on delocalised electrons
Describe the trend in melting point as you go down group 2
Decreases: Ionic size increases, lower charge density so weaker attraction on delocalised electrons
Which substances form white precipitate
Mg(OH)2 and BaSO4
Test for sulfate:
BaCl2 + sample. A positive result shows a white precipitate