periodicity trends Flashcards

1
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what is ionization energy

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energy taken to lose electrons / become a cation

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2
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what is electromagnetivity

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gaining electrons to bond

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3
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what is atomic radius

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distance between the nucleus and the valence electrons

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4
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what is a shell

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orbiting around the nucleus with electrons

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5
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what happens to atomic radius, electromagnetivity, and ionization energy as you go down groups

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atomic radius: increases
Ionization energy: decreases
electromagnevitity: decreases

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6
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what happens to atomic radius, electromagnetivity, and ionization energy as you go across periods

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atomic radius: decrease
ionization energy: increase
electromagnetivity: increase

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7
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Why does atomic radius decrease by group

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protons increase by group, causing a greater pull from nucleus to the electrons. This pulls them in tighter, causing the distance between the nucleus and valence electrons to decrease.

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8
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why does ionization energy decrease by periods

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As periods increase, atomic radius increases and furthers the distance between the protons and valence electrons, causing a smaller force. This means there’s less energy needed to remove the electrons from the atom

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9
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why does electromagnetivity decrease by period?

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as periods increase, atomic radius increases and loses the pull between the nucleus and valence electrons. This causes other elements to easily bond with the electrons

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10
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why is the radii of cations smaller

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the positive charge means theres more protons, which causes a bigger pull that causes the atom to become tighter/smaller

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11
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why is the radii of anions bigger

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more electrons, which means a smaller pull and an increase in distance between the nucleus

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12
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as you go group by group what happens to the size of an atom

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it decreases

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13
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as you go period by period what happens to the size of an atom

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it increases

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14
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what trend in atomic radius do you notice going down

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atomic radius increases due to the increasing amount of electrons shells. this causes attracting force from the protons to decrease and allows for electrons to distance futher away

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15
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what trend in atomic radius do you notice going horizontal

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atomic radius decreases due to the increasing protons but a remaining shell. This means the attraction between the nucleus and electrons is greater, allowing them to be pulled in tighter

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16
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what trend in ionization happens as you go down

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ionization decreases due to the decreasing attraction between the nucleus and valence electrons, meaning there’s less ionization energy needed for the atom to become cation

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how do you know how many shells an atom has

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18
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is it easier to form a cation from an element with high ionization or from an element that has low ionization

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low ionization energy because low energy means the electrons can easily be seperated, allowing the atom to become a cation easily