periodic TABLE Flashcards

1
Q

why is postassium more reactive the sodium

A

because its outermost electron is further away from the nucleus due to an additional electron shell, making it easier to remove and thus requiring less energy to ionize

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2
Q

lithium oil

A

changes form shiny to dull

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3
Q

universal indicator

A

Lithium hydroxide is formed and the solution is an alkali

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4
Q

number used to show the periods in this diagram

A

2,3,4,5

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5
Q

which element in the diagram is the least reactive

A

argon bc it has a full other shell of electrons so it cant react

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6
Q

why is the electronic configuration of Na and Rb similar

A

they both have an outer shell with one electron as they are both group one elements

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7
Q

why is Na a metal (physical property)

A

good conductor of electricity

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8
Q

which substance is a mixture

A

air

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9
Q

squeay pop when ignited which gas

A

Hydrogren

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10
Q

substance that is a green gas at room temp

A

chlorine

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11
Q

elements added to trough

A

cant dissolve
both float

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12
Q

one observation from trough B

A

reacts with water to produce gas

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13
Q

2Li + 2H2O–>

A

2LiOH + H2

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14
Q

chemical reaction for hydrogen and bromine

A

H2 + Br2 —> 2HBr

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15
Q

Write a chemical equation for chlorine and potassium bromide?

A

Cl2 + 2KBr —> 2KCl + Br2

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16
Q

explain the reaction that occurs 4 mark question

A

displacement reaction
chlorine displaces bromine as chlorine is more reactive
bromine causes the final colour
the solution turns orqange
they are both in group 7 the Halogens
the chlorine bubbles

17
Q

fume cupboard

A

bc halogens are toxic

18
Q

hemical equation of caesium with water?

A

2Cs + 2H2O —> 2CsOH + H2