Trends Within Periodic Table Flashcards
Elements in group 1 (alkali metals) properties
Low density- first 3 less than water
React with non metals to form ionic compounds- white solids that dissolve in water forming colourless
React with water releasing hydrogen
Form hydroxides that dissolve in water giving alkaline solutions
What happens the further down you go I group 1
More reaction the element
Lower meting and boiling point
Compared with group 1 elements, what are the transition elements properties
Higher melting point (except mercury) and higher density
Stronger and harder
Much less reactive - do not react as vigorously with water or oxygen
What do many transition elements have
Ions with different charges
Form coloured compounds
Useful catalysts
What do the halogens form when reacting with metals
Ionic compounds
Group 7 properties as you go down the group
Less reactive
Higher melting and boiling point
What happens when a more reactive halogen displace a less reactive halogen
Forms an aqueous solution of its salts
How can trends in periodic table be explained
Higher energy level on outer electron/ more shells…
More easily electrons lost
Less easily electrons are gained