Unit 8- The periodic table Flashcards
e- config of anions
- additional e- fills in the same way as all other e-
- many stable anions have the same e- config as a noble gas
e- config of cations
e- of HIGHEST n value are removed first or from subshell with highest l
Isoelectronic series
a group of atoms and ions with the same # of e-
atomic radii
1/2 distance between adjacent atoms of the same ele in molec
sizes of atoms
- loss of e- = SMALLER neutral atom (ex: Li+)
- gain of e- = LARGER neutral atom (ex: Li-)
- inc right and down
ionization energy (I)
energy required to remove an e- from a gaseous atom or ion in its e- ground state
- as as many ionization energies as it has e-
(ex: Mg —> Mg+ + e-)
- incs with removal of e-
(more energy needed to remove core e- over ve-)
- inc left and up
ionization energy in isoe- series
More PROTONS = higher ionization energy
Electron Affinity
the energy change that accompanies the addition of an e- to a gaseous atom to form n anion
- exothermic
- inc left and up
Alkali Metals- Group 1A
- reactivity incs down the group
- dominated by M+ ions
Alkaline Earth Metals- group 2A
- not as reactive as group 1A
- reactivity increases down the group
- from M2+ ions
Halogens- group 7A
- exist as diamotics, but are very reactive
- reactivity decreases down the group
- from X- ions
- interhalogens are formed from diff halogens like IF3 and BrCl