Topic 3/13 Flashcards

1
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What do you think of when it asks for most reactive?

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Bonds and their strengths

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2
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Which transition element ion is colourless? why?

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Sc3+

Electron configuration has unpiared d electrons so considered transition metal but in ionic form as 3+ there is no unpaired so not splitting so colourless

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3
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What is trend for ionic radius across a period and down a group?

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Decrease across period but then huge jump from cations to anions because nuclear charge increases

Cation smaller than parent and anion larger
Largest cation charge is the smallest and largest anion charge is the biggest

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4
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Outline oxide trends

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Basic (metals) to acidic (non metals) and Aluminim oxide is amphoteric but does not react with water

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5
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Equations for Na2O, MgO and P4O10 with water

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Na2O + H20 = 2NaOH
MgO + H2O = Mg(OH)2
P4O10 + 6H2O = 4H3PO4

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6
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Trends in atomic radius

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Decrease across period (pos cahrge so higher valence pull)

Increases down group more shielding effect

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7
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Trends in ionic radius

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Decrease across period for cations, jump and then decrease for ions (as nuclear charge increases ionic radius decreases)

Increases down group, more shielding effect

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8
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Trends in first ionization energy

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Increaes across period (number of ptoons)
Decreases down group

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9
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Exceptions to trends in first ionization energy

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Decrease from Beryllium to Boron and Magnesium to Aluminum (less energy to remove p orbital than s)

Decrease from Nitrogen to Oxygen and Phosphorus to Silver (less energy to remove doubly occupied orbital than half filled

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10
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Trends in electronegativity

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Attract electrons to itself (flourine highest)
Increase across period
Decrease down group

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11
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Trends in electron affinity

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1 lol e added to 1 mol gaseous
Increase across period (group 18 can accommodate electron easily)
Decrease down group

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12
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What does it mean if species is lower in spectrochemical series?

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Less splitting and energy and wavelength of light absorbed increases

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13
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How to figure out which group an element is in based on ionization data?

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Group 13, big jump between 3-4

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14
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Trend for melting and boiling points for group 1 and 17

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MELTING
Decrease down group 1, increase down group 17

BOILING
Increase down group 1
Decrease down group 17

MD doctor
BI boiling

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15
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Explain why Si has a smaller atomic radius than Al (2)

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  • Higher nuclear charge so stronger pull on outer electrons
  • Same number of shells
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16
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Explain why the first ionization energy of sulfur is lower than that of phosphorus (2)

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P has three unpaired electrons in the 3p sublevel while S has one full 3p orbital and two unfilled 3p orbitals

There is repulsion between electrons in the full 3p orbital in sulfur making it easier to remove for more stable sub level

17
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Trend for melting point across period?

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Alwaysrelate to metallic bonding. Smaller atomic radius as you go across cations causes stronger metallic bonidng but then you have molecular covalent and not much metallic bonding, slight decrease

18
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Predict how first ionization energy of 15N compares with that of 14N

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Same because same nuclear nuclear charge and nuetrons do not affect ionization energy

19
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Why do transition metals form coloured compounds?

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They have partially filled d orbitals. Ligands cause d orbitals to split and light is absorbed as electrons are prompted to higher energy levels. Energy gap corresponds to specific wavelength that gets absorbed and complementary colour is transmitted and observed

20
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Which group of elements in the periodic table most likely to undergo sublimation?

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Group 18 bc smallest difference between melting and boiling points and weakest IMF

21
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Describe paramagnetism

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Aligns with magnetic field, attracted to external magnetic filed, mention unpaired electrons, has magnetic moment

22
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Why is first ionization energy of sulfur lower than phosphorus

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Phosphour does not have paired electrons

Less energy to remove doubly occupied orbital than half filled bc electrons in doubly occupied repel each other

23
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Why is first ionization of boron lower than berillym

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takes less energy to remove from p orbital becuase father away from nucleus

24
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What can be deduced from the period of an element?

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Highest occupied energy level and number of sub levels in outer shell

25
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Why does the melting point of elements decrease down group1?

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Radius of metal ion increases

26
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Ferromagnetic

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Unapired e align with external mag field and pesist, object magnetism

iron, cobal, nickle

27
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Diamagnestim,

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only paired electrons, cancel magnetic effect like zinc, non magnetic