Nature of the Elements Flashcards

1
Q

What way does a period go?

A

across

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2
Q

What way does a group go?

A

down

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3
Q

Do elements in the same group have similar properties?

A

yes

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4
Q

What properties do elements in the same group share?

A

reactivity, physical properties

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5
Q

What is group 1?

A

alkali metals

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6
Q

What is group 2?

A

alkaline earth metals

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7
Q

What is group 3?

A

transition metals

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8
Q

What is group 15?

A

pnictogens

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9
Q

What is group 16?

A

chalcogens

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10
Q

What is group 17?

A

halogens

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11
Q

What is group 18?

A

noble gases

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12
Q

Why are noble gases special?

A

they are unreactive, and their valence shell is full

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13
Q

What does the number of the group show?

A

how many valence electrons an element has

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14
Q

What qualities do metals have?

A

they are shiny, conductive, malleable, and ductile

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15
Q

What qualities do nonmetals have?

A

they are not shiny, conductive, malleable, or ductile

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16
Q

What qualities do metalloids have?

A

some metal properties (can be metals or nonmetals)

17
Q

What elements are the metalloids?

A

boron, silicon, germanium, arsenic, and tellurium

18
Q

How did Bohr quantize orbits?

A

circular standing wave

19
Q

What is the double-slit experiment?

A

if you send a beam of electrons through 2 slits, they will produce an interference pattern

20
Q

What do electrons do at a quantum level?

A

generate waves

21
Q

What are pilot waves?

A

guides motion of the point particles

22
Q

What is the quantum theory of the atom?

A

incorporates wave-particle duality

23
Q

What is the Heisenberg uncertainty principle?

A

inexact location of electron

24
Q

What is the Heisenberg uncertainty principle equation?

A

(△x)(m △v) ≥ h/4 π

25
Q

What is △x?

A

uncertainty in position

26
Q

What is m △v

A

uncertainty in velocity

27
Q

What is h/4 π

A

constants

28
Q

What is uncertainty in position?

A

inequality, can’t know position and velocity at the same time

29
Q

What is the Schrödinger equation?

A

location of electron
electrons are 3D stationary waves
determines orbital
describes orbital pictures, underlying maths with quantum numbers

30
Q

What are quantum numbers?

A

location for a given electron (relative to the nucleus)

31
Q

Can electrons have the same set of quantum numbers?

A

no

32
Q

How many quantum numbers are there?

A

4

33
Q

What are the 3 interrelated quantum numbers?

A

principle(n)=overall energy (size)
angular movement(𝓵)=shape of orbital
magnetic(m𝓵)=orientation, number of orbitals

34
Q

What is the 1 unrelated quantum number?

A

spin (m2)=direction electron is spinning