Trends Flashcards
Atomic radius trend
increases going down - number of shells increases
decreases left to right - nuclear charge increases, attraction forces from the nucleus reduce atomic radius
Ionic radius trend
cations smaller than mother atom- less electrons
anions larger than mother atom – more electrons
Electronegativity trend
decreases going down- number of shells increases
increases left to right -nuclear charge increases, so the ability to attract electrons does too
Ionisation energy trend
decreases going down - easier to remove the last electron
increases left to right - nuclear charge increases and so the last electron is attracted more
Electron affinity energy trend
no general trend
1st group exothermic effects of 1st Ea slightly decreases going down - adding an electron is easier
noble gases chemical properties
colorless gases
monatomic
very unreactive
alkali metals (group 1) chemical properties
very reactive metals
form ionic compounds with non-metals
alkali metals physical properties
good conductors of heat and electricity
low densities
halogens (group 17) chemical properties
very reactive non-metals
form ionic compounds with metals
covalent compounds with non-metals
halogens physical properties
coloured
f2cl2 gases, br2 liquid, i2 at2 solid