LM15-16 Flashcards

1
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Atomic Radius

A

Radius of neutral atom, size

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2
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As shielding increases, atomic radius

A

increases

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3
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As ENC increases, atomic radius

A

decreases

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4
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From lower left to upper right, atomic radius _____

A

decreases

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5
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Ionic radius

A

Size of ions

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6
Q

More protons result in ______ ionic radius (smaller/bigger)

A

smaller

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7
Q

More protons cause an atom’s ENC to ______

A

increase

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8
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Electronegativity

A

An atom’s interest in an electron

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9
Q

From lower left to upper right, electronegativity _______

A

increases

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10
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From lower left to upper right, metallic character _______

A

decreases

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11
Q

When shielding is high, IE is _______ (lower/higher)

A

lower

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12
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When ENC is low, IE is _____ (lower/higher)

A

lower

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13
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First ionization energy

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Energy required to remove the loosest electron from a neutral atom

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14
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Second ionization energy

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Energy required to remove a second electron / remove from a 1+ cation

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15
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From lower left to upper right, IE _______

A

increases

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16
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From lower left to upper right, electron affinity _____

A

increases

17
Q

What happens to IE at p2, p3, and p4

A

The p4 atom has a lower IE than expected, causing it to switch places with p3 in terms of IE

18
Q

The exception of IE in p2, p3, and p4 can be explained by

A

Repulsion of the full orbital in p4 to make removing the p4 electron easier