Patterns in the Periodic Table Flashcards

1
Q

Elements are arranged in ________ order in the periodic table

A

increasing proton number

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2
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Group 1 elements are known as

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alkali metals

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3
Q

Group 17 elements are known as

A

Halogens

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4
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Group 18 elements are known as

A

Noble Gasses

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5
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Group 3-11 elements are known as

A

Transitio Metals

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6
Q

Elements in the same period have

A

the same number of electron shells

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7
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Elements in the same group have

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the same number of valence electrons and similar chemical properties

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8
Q

What are metalloids?

A

Elements that have properties of metals and non-metals

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9
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Examples of Metalloids

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B, Si, Ge, As, Sb, Te, At

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10
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What increases down a group and why?

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Atomic size. Increase in electron shell number, so distance between nucleus and valence electrons increases

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11
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What decreases down a period and why?

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Atomic size. Number of protons in nucleus increases, number of inner electron shells remains the same, leads to stronger electrostatic forces of attraction between nucleus and valence electrons, valence electrons are pulled closer to nucleus

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12
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What is a metallic character?

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Defined by how readily an atom can lose an electron

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13
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How does the metallic character of an element change across a period?

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Decreases across the period

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14
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How does the metallic character of an element change across a group?

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Increases down a group

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15
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Why does X have the least metallic character?

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It has the smallest atomic radius, distance between nucleus and valence electrons is the smallest, so electrostatic forces of attraction between nucleus and valence electrons is the strongest, easiest to gain electrons, so least metallic character

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16
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Why does X have the most metallic character?

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It has the largest atomic radius, distance between nucleus and valence electrons is the largest, so electrostatic forces of attraction between nucleus and valence electrons is the weakest, easiest to lose electrons, so most metallic character

17
Q

How reactive are group 1 metals?

A

Very reactive

18
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Physical properties of group 1 metals

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  • Soft, silvery, shiny solids
  • Good electrical/heat conductors
  • Low melting/boiling points
  • Low densities
19
Q

Why are Group 1 metals stored under oil?

A

To prevent them from reacting with oxygen and moisture in the air

20
Q

Observations of a reaction with Lithium

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  • Reacts quickly with water
  • Floats on water surface
  • Effervescence of colourless gas
  • Red flame is observed
21
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Observations of a reaction with Sodium

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  • Reacts vigorously with water
  • Floats on water surface
  • Effervescence of colourless gas
  • Yellow flame is observed
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