Topic 1 Flashcards
State the number or orbitals and electrons in the s sub-shell
1 orbital and 2 electrons
State the number or orbitals and electrons in the p sub-shell
3 orbitals and 6 electrons
State the number or orbitals and electrons in the d sub-shell
5 orbital and 10 electrons
State the number or orbitals and electrons in the f sub-shell
7 orbitals and 14 electrons
Define relative atomic mass
Is the weighted mean mass of an atom of an element compared to 1/12th the mass of carbon 12 atom
Define relative isotopic mass
Is the mass of an atom of an isotope compared to 1/12th the mass of carbon 12 atom
How can mass spectrometry be used to determine the relative molecular mass of a molecule
The heaviest ion has the greatest m/z value and is likely a molecular ion.
You would look at the peak with the highest value
Define first ionisation energy
The energy per mole needed to remove an electron from gaseous state
Define second ionisation energy
Energy per mole needed to remove an electron fro gaseous ions with a single positive charge
What are the factors that influence ionisation energies
1) nuclear charge - the more protons in the nucleus, the greater the attraction
2)atomic radius- the bigger the atom, the further the distance is from the other electron and the nucleus. Therefore a weaker attraction to the nucleus
3)shielding- when an electro on in its outer shell is repelled by the electron in its inner shell, the weaker the attraction in the nucleus.
Describe the increase of the first ionisation energy across the period
As the number of protons increases it creates a greater attraction between the nucleus and outer electron
What is successive ionisation energy
Provides evidence for quantum shells. There is a large increase in first ionisation energy from one shell to the next.
S,p,d block classifies what elements
S- metals
D- transition
P- non-metals
Why does the first ionisation energy decrease down the group.
Energy of the sub shells in which electrons are removed increases
Shielding increase
What is periodicity
Is a repeating pattern of physical and chemical properties across different periods