Properties and Group Trends Flashcards

1
Q

Metallic or Nonmetallic? Colorful

A

NM

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2
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Metallic or Nonmetallic? Solid at room temp

A

M

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3
Q

Metallic or Nonmetallic? Dull (not lustrous)

A

NM

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4
Q

Metallic or Nonmetallic? Lose electrons easily

A

M

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5
Q

Metallic or Nonmetallic? Poor conductor of heat and electricity

A

NM

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6
Q

Metallic character

A

Tendency to give away electrons (level of reactivity)

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7
Q

Nonmetallic character

A

Tendency to accept electrons (level of reactivity)

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8
Q

Down a group, metallic character __________

A

Increases

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9
Q

Across a period, metallic character __________

A

Decreases

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10
Q

Down a group, nonmetallic character ________

A

Decreases

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11
Q

Across a period, nonmetallic character ___________

A

Increases

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12
Q

Greater metallic character makes its aqueous mixture more ________

A

Basic

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13
Q

Greater nonmetallic character makes its aqueous mixture more ________

A

Acidic

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14
Q

6 definite metalloids

A

B, Si, Ge, As, Sb, Te

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15
Q

Element exhibiting partial nonmetallic character is a _______

A

Metalloid

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16
Q

Hydrogen is classified as a _________

A

Nonmetal

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17
Q

Group 1

A

Alkali metal

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18
Q

Group 2

A

Alkaline earth metal

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19
Q

Alkali metals hard or soft?

A

Soft

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20
Q

Alkaline earth metals hard or soft?

A

Hard

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21
Q

Alkali metals high or low melting point?

A

low

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22
Q

Alkaline earth metals high or low melting point?

23
Q

Compare Alkali metals to Alkaline Earth metals density

A

Alkaline has higher density but both are relatively low

24
Q

Why is specific heat trend the opposite of density trend?

A

Heat is transferred from particle to particle and it’s easier if particles are close

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Small specific heat value means
Easy to change temp
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High specific heat value means
Tough to change temp
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Flame test color: Li
Deep red
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Flame test color: Na
Yellow
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Flame test color: K
Violet
30
Flame test color: Ca
Orange-red
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Flame test color: Sr
Red
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Flame test color: Ba
Green
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Groups 3 through 12
transition metals
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Transition metals form compounds with lots of color, except these 3 which are white
Sc3+, Ti4+, Zn2+
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Group 16
Chalcogens
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Group 17
Halogens
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Group 18
noble gases
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Melting point across a period
Increases
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Melting point down a group
Decreases
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Chalcogens and halogens melting point
Medium low
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Pure sulfur molecule number
S8
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Two allotropes of oxygen
O2 and O3
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Phase of Cl2
Gas
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Phase of Br2
Liquid
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Phase of I2
Solid
46
Which noble gases form compounds
3 heaviest: Krypton Xenon Argon
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Ionization energy across a period
Increase
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Ionization energy down a group
Decrease
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Atomic radius across a period
Decrease
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Atomic radius down a group
Increase
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Which group has highest density
Transition elements
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Study of radon's reactivity is limited because of what
It's high radioactivity is dangerous
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Element with highest reactivity in halogens
F
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Element with lowest reactivity in halogens
At