The periodic table Flashcards
how is the periodic table arranged and which scientist is the periodic table mostly based off
in order of proton number
Mendeleev
what do elements in the same groups have in common
the same number of electrons on their outer shell and similar properties
what happens to boiling points as you go down group 1
it decreases because the size increases and the electrostatic forces get weaker from the nucleus to the outer shell and are easier to break down
what happens to reactivity as you go down group 1
reactivity increases because atomic size increases and the forces between the nucleus and outer electron get weaker making it easier to lose
what are 4 properties of the alkali metals
- soft
- very reactive
- low melting points
- 1 electron on the outer shell
what is the difference between alkali metals and transition metals
transition metals are denser with higher melting points. they’re stronger and harder and don’t react as vigorously with oxygen and water
what are the properties of transition metals
good conductors of heat and electricity, hard strong and have high densities and melting points
what happens to reactivity as you go down group 7
reactivity decreases because atomic size increases so electrostatic forces between nucleus and outer shell are weaker making it harder to attract an electron
why are halogens all diatomic
because they’re very reactive
what are 3 properties of halogens
- poisonous in gaseous state
- Non-metals
- coloured vapour
what colour vapour does fluorine chlorine bromine iodine
have?
pale yellow/green
pale yellow/green
deep red
purplish pink