Module 7 - Periodic Properties V5 Flashcards

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Mendeleev, Meyer, and Moseley’s work in chemistry contributed to the modern periodic table.

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true

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Moseley arranged his periodic table in order of increasing…

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atomic number

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Atomic number is the number of __________ within an atom’s nucleus.

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protons

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The magnitude of the electric charge between two atoms is determined by Coulomb’s law.

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true

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5
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It’s not necessary to factor in the screening constant to solve for effective nuclear charge.

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false

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6
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The screening constant, S, takes into account which electrons from an atom?

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core electrons

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7
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Nonbonding radius is the shortest length separating the nuclei of two atoms during a collision.

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true

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8
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F-1 is smaller than its neutral atom, F.

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false

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9
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Atomic radii increases in a period from __________ to __________.

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right; left

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An ion forms when a neutral atom gains or loses one or more electrons, usually in order to gain stability through bonding.

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true

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11
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Which scientist created the first electronegativity scale?

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Linus Paulding

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Oxygen has a larger electronegativity than fluorine.

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false

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The energy needed to take away an electron from a non-bonded ground state atom or ion is first ionization energy.

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false

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It requires more energy to remove an electron from magnesium than it does to remove an electron from aluminum.

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true

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15
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How are ionization energy and electron affinity related to each other?

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they are opposites

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16
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Alkali metals are group 2 on the periodic table.

17
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Hydride ions have a charge of −1.

18
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Metals are usually __________ at room temperature and nonmetals are usually __________ at room temperature.

19
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Two scientists, __________ and __________ developed the first classifications of elements that we now know as the periodic table.

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Mendeleev; Meyer

20
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Dmitri Mendeleev’s version of the periodic table was used to predict the properties of undiscovered elements. One example of this was…

21
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The concept of the atomic number was originated by…

22
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Reactivity is a key difference between the elements in the first and last columns of the periodic table.

23
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Which is a physical property used to distinguish metals from other elements?

24
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Effective nuclear charge (Zeff) was derived from…

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Coulomb’s Law.

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The strength of the attractive force between a valence electron and the nucleus is decreased by…
shielding
26
A nonbonding radius is the result of two atoms not colliding.
false
27
Based on the periodic trend, which element would have the smallest bonding atomic radius?
chlorine
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When considering the trend of ionic size, it is important to remember that __________ are larger than their neutral ions and __________ are smaller than their neutral ions.
anions; cations
29
An isoelectronic series is…
a group of ions with the same number of electrons.
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What is true about the following isoelectronic series? N3-, O2-, F-, Ne, Na+, Mg2+
N3-, O2-, and F- have larger ionic radii than Na+, Mg2+
31
Which element has the greatest electronegativity?
oxygen
32
Which element has the lowest electronegativity?
gold
33
Since Boron has __________ valence electrons, its first ionization energy is __________ than that of Lithium.
more; greater
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Ionization energy can be negative.
false
35
Zirconium is a strong, durable material that is often used in jewelry such as wedding rings. What is the correct electron configuration for a zirconium ion, ​​Zr2+?
[Kr] 4d2
36
The electron configuration for the neutral atom selenium is 1s22s22p63s23p63d104s24p4. What is the electron configuration after 2 electrons are added (electron affinity)?
1s22s22p63s23p63d104s24p6
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Rubidium is an alkali metal. Strontium is an alkaline earth metal. What is a fundamental difference between them?
Rubidium is more reactive than strontium.
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What is one characteristic that distinguishes metalloids from metals?
Metalloids struggle to conduct heat.