chapter 5 periodic table Flashcards
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what are metalloids
elements that carry from both metals and non metals
What are the chemical properties of alkali metals
- reactivity and density increase as you go down the group
- mp and bp are high and increase as you go down the group
- theyre called alkali metals bec when reacting with water they form an alkaline solution
- they give colorless solution
what are the physical properties of alkali metals
- they are shiny and soft, become softer as you go down
- conduct electricity
- all have low density
why does reactivity increase down the group for alkali metals.
but decrease as you go down in halogens
as outer shell electrons get farther from the nucleus, attraction forces decrease making it easier to lose an electron.
makes it harder for halogens to gain an electron since attraction forces decrease
Properties of Transition Metals
- high mb and bp
- high density (hard)
- they form coloured compounds
- The metals andtheir compounds act as catalysts
- most of them have more than one valency
Chemical Properties of halogens
- density and mp,bp increases down.
- reactivity increases up because it is easier to gain an electron since attraction forces are stronger
What are the states of group 7 elements in room temp + their colours
Fluorine is a gas and is yellow
chlorine is also a gas but is green
Bromine is a dark red liquid and is a red vapour
iodine is a dark grey solid and a purple vapour
uses of flurine
toothpaste
uses of Chlorines
making bleach
water purification
making pvc
tests for chlorine gas (bleaches damp litmus paper.
what colord does chlorine solution give when displacing iodine and bromine
Bromine: Orange
Iodine: Brown
Akali Metals Reaction with water
Lithium, sodium and Potassium
Lithium: float, fizz
Sodium: float fizz and shoots across
Potassium:float, fizz and catches fire