Periodicity Flashcards

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the trend in atomic radius across period 3

A

atomic radius decreases across a period

because the increased number of protons results in increase nuclear charge.
- similar shielding effect as outer electrons are all in the same energy levels

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2
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define first ionisation energy

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-The energy needed to remove one mole of electrons from one mole of atoms in their gaseous state to form one mole of 1+ (also in their gaseous state)

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3
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define successive ionisation energy

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-removal of more than 1 electron from the same atom

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4
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trend in 1st ionisation energy across period

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  • increases across the period as the nuclear charge increases
    -similar shielding
    -greater attraction between the nucleus and outer electron
  • atomic radius increases
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5
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why is there a small drop Mg + Al.

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-outer electron of Mg is in the orbital 3s, whereas Al is in 3p.

-3p electron has more energy than the 3s electron, so the ionization energy of Al is actually less than Mg.

-because the 3p electron requires less energy to be removed from the atom

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6
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why is there a small drop between phosphorous and sulfur

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-electrons in the 3p orbital in phosphorus is not paired

  • electrons in the 3p orbital in sulphur are paired.

-there is a slight repulsion between the two negatively charged electrons which makes the second electron easier to remove.

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7
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describe the melting + boiling point of Na,Mg and Al

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  • Metallic bonding

-strong electrostatic attraction between the positive ions and the delocalised electrons.

-more energy needed to break the bonds

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8
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describe the melting and boiling point of Si

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Si is Macromolecular
many strong covalent bonds between
atoms,
lots of energy needed to break the covalent bonds
very high mp +bp

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9
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describe the melting and boiling point of Cl2, S8, P4

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simple molecular
weak van Der Waals between molecules
so less energy needed to break
low mp and bp

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10
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why does S8 have a higher mp than P4

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because it has more electrons
so has stronger van der waals between molecules

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11
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describe the trend in electronegativity across period 3

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-increases across period
-atomic radius decreases, nuclear charge increases
-greater attraction between the electron and nucleus

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