PATTERNS IN THE PERIODIC TABLE Flashcards

1
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Describe the trend in melting and boiling points in the halogens

A

Increases down the group

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2
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Give the state of Bromine at room temperature

A

Liquid

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3
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Inert

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Unreactive

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4
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Name the product of a reaction between an alkali metal and chlorine

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Metal chloride

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5
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In terms of electrons, describe what group 7 elements have in common

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7 electrons in the outer shell

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6
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In context of elements and the Periodic Table , define trend

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A pattern in properties

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7
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Explain why Bromine is less reactive than chlorine

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Bromine has more shells / electrons
The outer shell is further from the nucleus
It has a weaker attraction from the nucleus to the outer shell
It’s harder to gain an outer shell electron

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8
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Common name for group 0 elements

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Noble gases

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9
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Describe the trend in reactivity of the halogens

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Decreases down the group

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10
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Explain why the melting and boiling points of the halogens increase down the group

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The molecules increase in size
The intermolecular forces become stronger
Which require more energy to overcome

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11
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Describe the trend in reactivity of the alkali metals

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Increases down the group

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12
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Give the state of chlorine at room temperature

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Gas

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13
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Explain why the noble gases are inert

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They have full outer shells , so they do not need to gain or lose electrons

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14
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In terms of electrons, explain what alkali metals have in common

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One electron in the outer shell It’s harder

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15
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Give the state of iodine at room temperature

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Solid

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16
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Explain why Group 1 elements are called alkali metals

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They are metals that react with water to from alkalis

17
Q

State the typical observations when an alkali metal is added to water

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Fizzing
The alkali metal moves on the surface of the water
Alkali metal decreases in size
If Potassium , a lilac flame is produced

18
Q

Give the common name for the group 7 elements

A

The halogens

19
Q

Explain why halogens are considered diatomic

A

They are made of 2 atoms bonded together in a small molecule

20
Q

Explain why Potassium is more reactive than lithium

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Potassium has more shells/electrons
The outer shell is further from the nucleus
It has a weaker attraction from the nucleus to the outer shell
It’s easier to lose the outer shell electron