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Transition Elements Flashcards

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What physical properties do d block elements have?

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High melting point s
High boiling point s
Conduct electricity and heat

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What is iron used for?

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Construction and production of tools

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What is copper used for?

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Electrical cables and water pipes

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What is titanium used for?

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Great strength
Aerospace industry
Joint replacement s

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What does the electron configuration of an atom show?

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The arrangement of electrons in shells and sub shells

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What are the two d block elements that don’t follow the normal electron configuration?

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Chromium and copper

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Why do chromium and copper fill differently to other elements?

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A half filled d5 and fully filled d10 sub she’ll gives them more stability

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What are transition elements?

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D block elements that form at least one ion wit a partially filled d orbital

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Why are scandium and zinc not transition elements?

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They do not form jobs with partially filled d orbitals

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What are the characteristic properties of transition elements?

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Form coloured compounds
Form compounds where transition metal has different oxidation states
Elements and compounds can act as catalysts

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11
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What is the colour of cr(III)?

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Green

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What is the colour of cr(VI)

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Yellow or orange

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What is the colour of iron(III)

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Orange

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What is the colour of iton(II)

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Green

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15
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What colour is cobalt (II) chloride?

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Pink purple

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What colour is nickel (II) sulphate?

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Green

17
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What is a catalyst?

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A substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction without itself changing

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How does a catalyst work?

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Provides an alternative reaction pathway with a lower activation energy

19
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What catalyst does the haber process use?

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Iton

20
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What catalyst does the contact process use?

A

Vanadium oxide

V2O5

21
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What catalyst does the hydrogenation of veg fats in the manufacture of margarine use?

A

Nickel

22
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What catalyst does the catalytic decomposition of hydrogen peroxide use?

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Manganese oxide

MnO2

23
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What is a heterogenous catalyst?

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Catalyst is in a different physical state to the reactants

24
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What is one of he most important properties of d block elements?

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Can form complex ions

25
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When is a complex ion formed?

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When one or more molecules or negatively charged ions bond to a central metal ion

26
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What is a ligand?

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A molecule of ion that donates a pair of electrons to a central metal ion to form a coordinate/dative covalent bond

27
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What does the co ordination number show?

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The number of coordinate bonds attached to the central metal ion

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