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The Periodic Table Flashcards

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Reactive pattern

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Atoms with more electrons are more reactive

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Group 1 elements

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One electron on their outer shell

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Alkali metals reactivity

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Further down the group the metals are more reactive

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Metals in group 1

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Lithium 
Sodium
Potassium 
Rubidium 
Caesium 
Francium
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Hardness of metals in group 1

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Softer further down

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Density of metals in group 1

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More dense as you go down apart from one element

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Atomic size in halogens

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Increases downward

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Halogens

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Fluorine
Chlorine
Bromine
Iodine

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Density of halogens

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Increases downward

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What group are the halogens

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Group 7

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Reality of halogens

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Decreases downward

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Electronic configuration of halogens

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Diatomic

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Halogen + metal

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Halide

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Displacement reaction

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A more reactive halogen will displace a less reactive halide from its compound in a solution

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Example of displacement reaction

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Chlorine+sodium bromide –> sodium chloride + bromine

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Colour pattern in halogens

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Darker as you go down

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Complex ions

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Carbonate 
Nitrate 
Hydroxide
Phosphate 
Ammonium 
Sulphate
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What are alkalis stored in and why

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Oil to stop them reacting with the water in air

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Size of alkali metal pattern

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Increase downward

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Colour of chlorine

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Green yellow gas

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Colour of bromine

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Red brown liquid

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Iodine

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Grey/black solid

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A halogen and a metal

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Forms an ionic salt

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Lithium and water

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Moves around surface
Hisses
Produces has bubbles
Gets smaller and disappears

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Experiments to find reactivity

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Mix chlorine bromine or iodine will halide solution
The solution will turn to the colour of the more reactive elements
These are redox reactions

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Sodium and water

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Moves around surface 
Hisses 
Produces gas bubbles 
Melts into a shiny ball
Gets smaller then disappears
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Potassium and water

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Moves around surface
Hisses 
Produces gas bubbles 
Melts into shiny ball 
Burns lilac
Gets smaller and disappears

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