Y11 Mock Atomic structue and the periodic table Flashcards
what are the features of the plum pudding model
discovery of the electron led to the plum pudding model
ball of positive charge with embedded electron
features of the nuclear model
electrons orbit the nucleus at specific distances
theoretical calculations of bohr agreed with experimental observation
what is relative atomic mass
average value that takes into account the abundance of the isotopes of the element
relative atomic mass calculation
(isotope 1 x abundance) + (isotope 2 x abundance)/
sum of abundances of all isotopes
how are elements in the periodic table arranged
order of atomic number
features of the periodic table
elements with similar properties are in groups
similar properties occur at regular intervals
elements in the same group have the same number of outer electrons and similar chemical properties
what is the pattern of reactivity of alkali metals with oxygen
increasingly reactive
how does lithium react with oxygen
bright purple flame, white powdery solid
how does sodium react with oxygen
yellow flame, explosion, white solid
how does potassium react with oxygen
vigorous purple flame, explosion, white powder
what is formed when alkali metals react with oxygen
metal oxide
what kind of reaction is alkali metals with oxygen
oxidation
what is the pattern of reactivity with alkali metals and water
increasingly reactive
Li with water
fizzes, smoke
na with water
orange flame, fizzes, explosion, moved fast
K with water
lilac flame, fizzed more, moved quicker, exploded faster
what do metals and water form
a metal hydroxide and hydrogen
properties of metal hydroxide
alkaline
turns universal indicator purple
how do alkali metals react with chlorine
produce a metal salt
properties of mendeleev periodic table
left gaps for undiscovered elements
ordered in atomic weight but some elements switched
elements with properties predicted were discovered and filled the gaps
knowledge of isotopes explained why order of atomic weight was not always correct
properties of group 0 elements
noble gases
un reactive and do not easily form molecules
atoms have stable arrangements of electrons
boiling points and melting points increase going down the group