Periodic trends Shown by 3rd Period Elements Flashcards
Explain metallic character
Intial elements are metals, but P, S, Cl, Ar are non metals.
Bonding type of 3rd period elements vary as below
Na – M
Mg – M
Al – M
Si – NC
P – C
S – C
Cl – C
Explain the metallic bond type of 3rd period elements
Bonding type of 3rd period elements vary as below
Na – M
Mg – M
Al – M
Si – NC
P – C
S – C
Cl – C
Na bond type
M
Mg bond type
M
Al bond type
M
Si bond type
NC
P4 bond type
C
S8 bond type
C
Cl2 bond type
C
Write all 3rd period oxides
Na2O
MgO
Al2O3
SiO2
P2O5 (P4O10)
SO3
Cl2O7
Write bond types of 3rd period oxides
Na2O - I
MgO - I
Al2O3 - I
SiO2 - NC
P2O5 (P4O10) - C
SO3 - C
Cl2O7 - C
Write the nature of 3rd period oxides
Na2O - strongly basic
MgO - basic
Al2O3 - amphoteric
SiO2 - very weakly acidic
P2O5 (P4O10) - weakly acidic
SO3 - acidic
Cl2O7 - strongly acidic
nature of Na2O
strongly basic
nature of MgO
basic
Al2O3 Nature
Amphoteric
Nature of SiO2
very weakly acidic
P2O5
weakly acidic
SO3
acidic
Cl2O7
Strongly acidic
Bond type of Na2O
Ionic
Bond type of MgO
Ionic
Bond type of Al2O3
Ionic
Bond type of SiO2
Network covalent
Bond type of P2O5
Covalent
Bond type of SO3
C
Bond type of Cl2O7
C
Explain variation of acidic character along 3rd period
O is the more electronegative element.
Electronegativity of 3rd period oxides increase across period
Initial oxides are hence ionic but ionic character gradually decreases and covalent character increases across the period
Ionic oxides are basic and covalent oxides are acidic. So basic chracter gradually decreases and acidic character increases across period