periodic properties Flashcards

1
Q

define periodic properties

A

properties which show a gradual change across a period which repeats from period to period. Repeating pattern is known as periodicity.

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2
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what are the S block elements

A

their outermost electrons are all in an S orbital (highest energy electron)

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3
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what do the trends in atomic radii depend on

A

the nuclear charge
the distance of the outer electrons from the nucleus
the shielding effect

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4
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how does atomic radius change across a period and why

A

decreases (nuclear charge increases)

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5
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how does atomic radius change down a group and why

A

increases (increased shielding)

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6
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why does gaining electrons cause an increase in atomic radii

A

increased electron-electron repulsion

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7
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what is the size of the first ionisation energy determined by (3)

A

the distance of outermost electron from nucleus
the number of protons
the shielding effect

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8
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what will increased proton number do to the IE

A

increase IE

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9
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how does increased shielding affect IE

A

decreases IE

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10
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how does larger ionic radius affect IE

A

decrease IE

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11
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why does magnesium have a higher melting point than sodium

A

Mg has one more proton than Na
Mg atom is smaller
Therefore has a stronger metallic bond and more energy is needed to break it.

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12
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what does the melting temperature of an element depend upon

A

strength of the bond and the structure

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13
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why does melting point rise from groups 1 to 2 to 3

A

the number of delocalised electrons increases.

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14
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why do the non metals in group 5, 6 and 7 have low melting points

A

they form simple molecules
held together by weak intermolecular forces

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