Unit 3 Review Flashcards

1
Q

Avogadro’s number

A

6.022 x10^23

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2
Q

Periodic law

A

elements are arranged in order of increasing atomic number, their properties show a periodic pattern

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3
Q

Group 1 of the periodic table

A

alkali metals

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4
Q

group 2 periodic table

A

alkaline earth metals

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5
Q

groups 3-11 of periodic table

A

transition metals

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6
Q

Nobles gases group in periodic table

A

18

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7
Q

S blocks of periodic table

A

group 1 and 2

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8
Q

D block of periodic table

A

group 3-12

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9
Q

p block of the of the periodic table

A

group 13-18

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10
Q

f block of the periodic table

A

periods 4f and periods 5f

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11
Q

These elements are usually solid at room temp. They are most reactive in the lower left corner of the table.

A

metal

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12
Q

These elements are in the upper right corner of the periodic table

A

non metals

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13
Q

most reactive non metal

A

flourine

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14
Q

these elements lie on a diagonal line between metals and non metals.

A

metalloids

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15
Q

these two elements are liquid at 25 C or 298 K

A

Hg and Br

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16
Q

these elements are gasses at 25 C or 298 K

A

Noble gases, H, N, O, F, Cl

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17
Q

most reactive metal

A

Francium

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18
Q

the physical properties of these elements are shiny, good conductors (heat/electricity), dense, ductile , malleable

A

metals

19
Q

The chemical properties of these elements lose electrons to form positive ions, corrode easily.

A

metals

20
Q

physical properties of nonmetals

A

dull, poor conductors, brittle, not ductile, low density.

21
Q

what tends to gain electrons to form negative ions (electronegativity)

A

nonmetals

22
Q

the physical properties of these elements are solid, shiny or dull, ductile, malleable, conduct well.

A

metalloids

23
Q

the chemical behavior of an elements is determined by _____?

A

electron configuration

24
Q

what is the principle energy level

A

n

25
Q

Representative elements

A

Group A elements

26
Q

transition elements

A

Group B elements

27
Q

what is responsible for chemical reactions

A

valence electrons

28
Q

This group react with water to form an alkali solution

A

alkali metals, group 1

29
Q

this group are reactive, but not as reactive as group 1

A

alkaline earth metals

30
Q

this group only needs one electron to fill their outer shell. very reactive.

A

halogens, group 17

31
Q

this group has completely filled outer shells. they are non reactive.

A

noble gases.

32
Q

this group forms OH and H2 with water and oxides, peroxides, and superoxide’s with oxygen

A

alkali metals

33
Q

these ions have a positive charge

A

cation

34
Q

these ions have a negative charge

A

anions

35
Q

metals tend to _____ electrons

A

lose

36
Q

non metals tend to ____ electrons

A

gain

37
Q

How does the ionic radius of cations and anions compare to their respective elements

A

Cations are smaller. Anions are larger.

38
Q

What scale do we use for measuring electronegativity?

A

Pauling scale

39
Q

what is the measure of the attraction of an atom for electrons?

A

electronegativity

40
Q

The minimum amount of energy required to REMOVE the most LOOSELY held electron from isolated, gaseous 1+ ion.

A

First ionization energy (IE1)

41
Q

the amount of energy required to REMOVE the SECOND electron from a gaseous 1+ ion.

A

Second ionization energy (IE2)

42
Q

what is the shielding effect?

A

effect where core electrons block valence electrons from the nuclear charge of the nucleus.

43
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