Periodicity, Charge,Chapter 7.1-7.8 Flashcards

1
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general trend for atomic radius: as you go right AR _____ as you go down AR _____

A

right DEcreses , down INcreses

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2
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Atomic radius tends to depend on 2 factors:

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principal quantum number, n.

effective nuclear charge (Zeff)

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3
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(Zeff), equation

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Zeff = Z − S

where Z is the atomic number and S is a shielding constant, usually close to the number of inner electrons.

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4
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The effective nuclear charge experienced by the __ electron is greater than __ that for the electron.

A

2s, 2p

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5
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bonding atomic radius is

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one-half of the distance between covalently bonded nuclei.

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6
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what is bond order

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single bond=bond order of 1, double bond =bond order of 2 ect

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7
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the higher the bond order the _____ the bond length the _____the bond dissociation energy

A

shorter,higher

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8
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Ionic size depends upon:

A

The nuclear charge.
The number of electrons.
The orbitals in which electrons reside.

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9
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Cations (+) are ____ than their parent atoms. b/c

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smaller The outermost electron is removed and repulsions between electrons are reduced.

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10
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Anions (-) are _____than their parent atoms

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larger Electrons are added and repulsions between electrons are increased.

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11
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Ions _____ in size as you go down a column.

This is due to

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increase, increasing value of n

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12
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an isoelectronic series,

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ions have the same number of electrons.

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13
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effective nuclear charge

A

strength of the pull the electron fells from the nucleus

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14
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first ionization energy is the minimal energy needed to

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remove electron from the neutral atom.

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15
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how is ionization energies related to size

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it is more difficult to remove an electron that is closer to the nucleus.

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16
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general trend for ionization energies: as you go right IR_____ as you go down IR

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right increases down decreases

17
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why is there an exception for IR in Group 2a and 3a Be and B

A

in B one electron is father away fron the nucleus

18
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why is there an exception for IR in Group 5a and 6a , N and O

A

In N the outer electrons are unpaired so harder to remove them b/c there is less repulsion

19
Q

It requires_____ energy to remove successive electrons.

When all valence electrons have been removed, the ionization energy…

A

more, increases drasticaly

20
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electron affinity is the energy change for the process

A

of adding an electron to a neutral atom in the .

21
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general trend for Electron Affinity: as you go right EA_____ as you go down EA

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right increases down decreases

22
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In general, electron affinity becomes more_______ as you go from__ to ___ across a row

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exothermic, left to right

23
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why is there an exception for EA in Groups 4A and 5A. C and N

A

5a (N) has no empty orbitals to there is more repulsion

24
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why is there an exception for EA Groups 1A and 2A Li and Be

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In 2a Be added electron must go in a p-orbital, not an s-orbital.which farther from nucleus and feels repulsion