C2 Periodic table Flashcards

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how and what did Newlands discover

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building on Dalton’s idea he arranged elements in order of mass and noticed that properties of every 8 elements seemed similar (law of octaves)

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2
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what didn’t Newlands consider

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unfound elements

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3
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how did mendelev arrange the elemets

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1869 by atomic weights, left gaps for ellemts that had not been discovered

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4
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example of elements that did,’t fit in mendelev’s table

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argon(greater relative mass) and potassium

this was later solved when noble gases where discovered

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5
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what does gropu number tell you

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number of electrons in the outmost shell, so every group has similar properties

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characterestics of metals

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metallic bonding

conduct electricity, higher boiling and melting points, ductile and malleable

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7
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characteristics of non metals

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electronic insulators, if solids are brittle

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8
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where can you found non-metals

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top right hand corner

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9
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what groups do atoms of elements gain electrons to form negative ions

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5,6,7

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10
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where can you found metals

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left hand side and centre

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11
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which groups lose electrons to form positive ions

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metals of group 1,2,3

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12
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n. of electrons in outmost shell of noble gases

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8 so very stable

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13
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why are noble gases very unreactive

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very stable electon arrangement

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14
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when can large noble gases make compounds

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with the mosr reactive non metals

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15
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what’s the first group name

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alkali metals

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16
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examples of alkali metals

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lithium, sodium potassium

17
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properties of alkali metals

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  • very reactive, must be stored in oil so don’t react with O
  • reactivity increases as you go down the group
  • very low densities, FLOAT ON WATER
  • very soft
  • silvery shiny surface when you cut them until don’t react with O
18
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electronic structure of alkali metals

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1 electron in outmost shell

19
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with who and how do alkali metals react

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with non metals losing the single electron in the outer shell, so form positive ion with +1 charge(always form ionic compounds)

20
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how do melt and boil points get lower for alkali metals

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as you go down the group

21
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how do alkali metals react with

  1. water
  2. oxygen
A

metal flouts moving around and fizzing-caused by reaction with water to form hydrogen gas
2. also produces metal hydroxides which are soluble , solution colorless with high pH

22
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colour of reaction between alkali metals and non-metals

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solutions formed colourless, dossolve in water

23
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what are halogens + examples

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gropu of toxic non metals that have coloured vapours
fluorine
chlorine
nromine
iodine
24
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what are the melting points and boiling for halogens

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low, increase going down

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are they good conductors (halogens)
poor conductors of electricity and heat
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structure and its name of halogens
they exist as molecules made up of pairs of atoms, diatomic molecules, atoms joined by a covalent bonnd
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n of electrons in outmost shell of halogens
7
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what happen in terms of electrons movements when halogens react with non-metals
gain extra electron by sharing a pair of electrons with another atom, covalent bonds , form molecular compounds
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halogens also react with metals to.....
gain a single electron, ionic bonding
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what are transition elements
all metals in the large central block
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physical properties of transition elements
hard and strong good conductors of electricity and thermal energy high densities high melting point(except mercury) all of these characteristics are greater than alkali metals'
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are transition elements reactive
less reactive than metals in gruop 1
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how do transition elements react (+with O or water)
don't react so vigorously | they usually form positive ion
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where are transition elements used
structural materials because of chemical and physical properties
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what do transition elements form
coloured compounds
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name of a compound of a transition element includes...
roman number because they can form more than 1 ion
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examples of transition elements
iron, nickel, copper, titanium
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examples of compund from transition el.
copper(II) sulfate = blue | nickel(II) carbonate= pale green
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how are transition elements and their compund used in chemical industry
catalyst | eg. iron in harber process