Physical Unit 2.4: Properties of P3 Elements & their Oxides Flashcards

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what is the bonding & structure of Na?

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bonding: metallic bonding
structure: giant lattice of +ve metal ions surrounded by -ve delocalised e-s

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what is the bonding & structure of Mg?

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bonding: metallic bonding
structure: giant lattice of +ve metal ions surrounded by -ve delocalised e-s

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what is the bonding & structure of Al?

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bonding: metallic bonding
structure: giant lattice of +ve metal ions surrounded by -ve delocalised e-s

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what is the bonding & structure of Si?

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bonding: covalent
structure: macromolecular
giant lattice

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what is the bonding & structure in phosphorus?

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P4
bonding: covalent
structure: simple molecular

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what is the bonding & structure in sulfur?

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S8
bonding: covalent
structure: simple molecular

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what is the bonding & structure in chlorine?

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Cl2
bonding: covalent
structure: simple molecular

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what are the observations & equation for the reaction of Na & water?

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observations: fizzes, floats, moves on surface, melts, leaves alkaline trail (may catch fire with yellow-orange flame)

equation:
Na + H2O –> NaOH + 1/2H2
pH 14

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what are the observations & equations for the reaction of Mg & water (l) & (g)?

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observations with H2O(l): slow, bubbles on surface of Mg
with H2O (g)/steam: bright white light, forms white solid

equation with H2O(l):
Mg + 2H2O(l) –> Mg(OH)2 + H2
pH 9-10
with H2O(g):
Mg + H2O(g) –> MgO + H2

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what are the observations & equations for the reaction of Cl2 & water (with & without sunlight)?

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observations without sunlight: nvc, if add UI paper, turns from red to white
with sunlight: bubbles

equation without sunlight:
Cl2 + H2O –> HClO + HCl
with sunlight:
2Cl2 + 2H2O –> O2 + 4HCl

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what are the observations & equation for the reaction of Na & oxygen?

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observations: yellow-orange flame, white solid formed

equation:
2Na + 1/2 O2 –> Na2O

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what are the observations & equation for the reaction of Mg & oxygen?

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observations: bright white light, white solid forms

equation:
Mg + 1/2 O2 –> MgO

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what are the observations & equation for the reaction of Al & oxygen?

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observations: bright white light, white solid forms

equation:
2Al + 3/2 O2 –> Al2O3

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what are the observations & equation for the reaction of Si & oxygen?

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observations: bright white light, white solid forms

equation:
Si + O2 –> SiO2

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what are the observations & equation for the reaction of phosphorus & oxygen?

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observations: bright white light, white solid forms

equation:
P4 + 5O2 –> P4O10

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what are the observations & equation for the reaction of sulfur & oxygen?

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observations: blue flame, white solid forms

equation:
S + O2 –> SO2

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17
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what is the structure of Na2O?

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ionic
Na+ & O2- ions

18
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what is the structure of MgO?

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ionic
Mg2+ & O2- ions
higher mp than Na2O as Mg2+ ions are smaller & have higher charge than Na+ ions

19
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what is the structure of Al2O3?

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ionic but w large degree of covalent character as Al3+ is small & highly charged

20
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what is the structure of SiO2?

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covalent macromolecule

21
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what is the structure of P4O10?

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covalent molecular

22
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what is the structure of SO2?

A

covalent molecular

23
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what is the structure of SO3?

A

covalent molecular

24
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describe what happens when Na2O reacts with water, give the equations & pH of the solution formed

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what happens: dissolves then O2- ions react

equations:
Na2O + H2O –> 2NaOH
O2- react with water: O2- + H2O –> 2OH-

pH: 14

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describe what happens when MgO reacts with water, give the equation & pH of the solution formed

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what happens: slightly soluble, few O2- ions

equations:
MgO + H2O –> Mg(OH)2
O2- + H2O –> 2OH-
fewer O2- than Na2O so less alkaline

pH: 9-10

26
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describe what happens when Al2O3 reacts with water, give the equation & pH of the solution formed

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what happens: insoluble due to high lattice enthalpy

equations: n/a

pH: 7 (pH of water bc insoluble)

27
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describe what happens when SiO2 reacts with water, give the equation & pH of the solution formed

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what happens: insoluble due to v many v strong covalent bonds
needs lots of heat energy to break

equations:

pH: 7

28
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describe what happens when P4O10 reacts with water, give the equation & pH of the solution formed

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what happens: violent reaction

equations:
P4O10 + 6H2O –> 4H3PO4
strong acid, fully dissociates

pH: 0

29
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describe what happens when SO2 reacts with water, give the equation & pH of the solution formed

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what happens: dissolves & reacts

equations:
SO2 + H2O –> H2SO3
weak acid

pH: 3

30
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describe what happens when SO3 reacts with water, give the equation & pH of the solution formed

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what happens: violent reaction

equations:
SO3 + H2O –> H2SO4
strong acid, fully dissociates

pH: 0

31
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how does Na2O react with acids & alkalis & what is the nature of the oxide?

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reaction with acids:
Na2O + 2H+ –> Na+ + H2O

with alkalis: n/a

nature of oxide: basic

32
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how does MgO react with acids & alkalis & what is the nature of the oxide?

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reaction with acids:
MgO + 2H+ –> Mg2+ + H2O

with alkalis: n/a

nature of oxide: basic

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how does Al2O3 react with acids & alkalis & what is the nature of the oxide?

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reaction with acids:
Al2O3 + 6H+ –> 2Al3+ + 3H2O
Al2O3 + 6H+ + 9H2O –> 2[Al(H2O)6]3+

with alkalis:
Al2O3 + 2OH- + 3H2O –> 2[Al(OH)4]-

nature of oxide: amphoteric

34
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how does SiO2 react with acids & alkalis & what is the nature of the oxide?

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reaction with acids: n/a

with alkalis:
SiO2 + 2OH- –> SiO32- + H2O

nature of oxide: acidic

35
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how does P4O10 react with acids & alkalis & what is the nature of the oxide?

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reaction with acids: n/a

with alkalis:
P4O10 + 12OH- –> 4PO43- + 6H2O

nature of oxide: acidic

36
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how does SO2 react with acids & alkalis & what is the nature of the oxide?

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reaction with acids: n/a

with alkalis:
SO2 + 2OH- –> SO32- + H2O

nature of oxide: acidic

37
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how does SO3 react with acids & alkalis & what is the nature of the oxide?

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reaction with acids: n/a

with alkalis:
SO3 + 2OH- –> SO42- + H2O

nature of oxide: acidic

38
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what is the structure of phosphoric(V) acid & its oxo-anion?

A

see booklet
tetrahedral 109.5
in reality all P-O bonds are the same length in phosphate ions due to delocalisation (similar to in benzene)

39
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what is the structure of sulfuric(IV) acid & its oxo-anion?

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see booklet
107
pyramidal

40
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what is the structure of sulfuric(VI) acid & its oxo-anion?

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see booklet
109.5
tetrahedral