Introduction Flashcards

(85 cards)

1
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not a p-block element

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He

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group 1

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alkali metal

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group 2

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alkaline earth metals

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group 18

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inert gases
noble gases
zero group

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group 17

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halogens

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group16

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calcogens

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group 15

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pnictogens

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metalloids

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B, Si, Ge, Ar, Sb, Te, Po

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d-block

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transitional elements

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f-block

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inner transitional elements

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11
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s and p block

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representative elements

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12
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magic numbers

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2,8,8,18,18,32,32

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13
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low MP metals

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Ga, Cs, Hg

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14
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lusturous non-metal

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I

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15
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non-conductor of heat and electricity (metal)

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Bi, Pb

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16
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electricity conducting non-metal

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graphite

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17
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heat conducting non-metal

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diamond

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18
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high MP and BP non-metal

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B and C

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19
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low density metal

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Li

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20
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shielding effect along the period

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decreases

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21
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shielding effect down the group

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decreases

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22
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order of atomic radius

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10^-10 m

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23
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order of nucleus

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10^-15 m

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Rv, Rm, Rc (compare)

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Rv > Rm > Rc

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atomic radius along the period
decreases
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atomic radius down the group
increases
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largest element in a period
noble element
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M, M+, M- (atomic radius compare)
M- > M > M+
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ionisation enthalphy along the period
increases
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ionisation enthalphy down the group
decreases
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I.E.1, I.E.2 (compare)
I.E.1 < I.E.2
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I.E. is always
endothermic
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Be > B
full filled s-subshell
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N > O
half filled p-subshell
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order of shielding power
ns > np > nd > nf
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compare size of 4d and 5d elements (except Y , La)
nearly same due to poor shielding of 4f element | lanthanide contraction
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compare I.E. of 4d and 5d elements (except Y , La)
5d > 4d
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compare density of 4d and 5d elements (except Y , La)
5d > 4d | most densest metals of the periodic table are found in 5d series.
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inert pair effect
due to poor shielding of 4f sub-shell, lower oxidation state become more stable
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Ga > Al comparing I.E.
first time entry of d orbitals | d block contraction
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Ga < Al comparing atomic radius
first time entry of d orbitals | d block contraction
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Tl > In comparing I.E.
lanthanide contraction
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electron gain enthalphy along the period
increases
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electron gain enthalphy down the group
decreases
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E.G.E. is endothermic for
noble gas Be, Mg Zn, Cd, Hg
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nitrogen have low E.G.E.
half filled sub-shell
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maximum E.G.E.
Cl
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2nd maximum E.G.E.
F
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in calcogens, maximum E.G.E.
S
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in calcogens minimum E.G.E.
O
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2nd E.G.E. is always
endothermic
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1st E.G.E. positive then E.A. is
0
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highest E.A.
Cl
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pauling scale
Δ=(EA−B)​−(EA−A​×EB−B​) energy in kJ/mol ​EN(A) - EN(B) = 0.1017 (Δ1/2)
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pauli assigned an arbitrary value to most EN elements as
F (4)
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ideology of pauli
more EN diff. > more polarity> more partial charges > % ionic chac.
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Hannay-smith formula
% ionic=16(XA−XB)+3.5(XA−XB)2
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ideology of hannay-smith
more EN diff. > more polarity> more partial charges > % ionic chac.
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stevenson schomaker formula
dA-B = rA + rB – 0.09 (xA – xB)
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ideology stevenson schomaker
En diff > bond length(dA-B)
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ideology of mulkin jaffe scale
En > ionisation and E.A.
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mulkin jaffe fromula
X = I.P. + E.A. / 2
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relation between paulin and mulkin
Xm = 2.8 * Xp
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allred rochow scale
X = 0.744 + 0.359 Zeff/r2
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ideology of allred rochow
E.N. > Zeff / r^2
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metallic nature along the period
decreases
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metals are
good reducing agent
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non-metals are
good oxidising agent
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diagonal relationship
Li Be B | Mg Al Si
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normal oxide | oxidation state of oxygen
-2
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super oxide | oxidation state of oxygen
-1/2
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per oxide | oxidation state of oxygen
-1
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basic strength along the period
decreases
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basic strength down the grp
increases
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acidic strength down the group
decreases
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acidic strength along the period
increases
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amphoteric oxides
act as both acidic and basic oxide
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neutral oxides
neither act as acidic nor as basic oxide
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metals that form amphoteric oxides
``` Be Al Zn Sn Pb Ga Sb ```
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examples of neutral oxides
CO N2O NO H2O
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oxidation state is directly proportional to
acidic strength | electronegativity
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naming of oxides
hypo_ous _ous _ic per_ic
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naming of ions
hypo_ite _ite _ate per_ate
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if electronegativity of A is greater than _____, then it is usually acidic
1.7
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thermal stability down the group
decreses