periodic table Flashcards

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what is dobreiner triads

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dobreiner arranged elements in increasing order of atomic weights in group of three called triads where the middle one is the average mean of the other wo elements

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what were the limitation of dobreiner

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it was not true for all elememts
nd the properties were no similiar

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what were the newlamd law of octaves

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he set the elements in increasing order of atomic weights in series of eight where the first and the eighth element showed similarity in properties

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limitations of newland

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odd grouping
didnot leave space for undiscovered elements

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what were mendeleeff

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he arranged elements in increasing order of atomic weights in 7 periods and 18 groups

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7
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name three periodic properties

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atomic radius ionization potential electron affinity

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8
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name any three contributions mendeelleff gave

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he left spaces for undiscovered elements
elements is same group had same valency
they were arranged in increasing order of atomic weights in 7 periods and 18 groups

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9
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state the limitations of mendeellef

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isotopes
actinide and lactinide
anomoulus behaivour more atomic weoght before the less atomic weight

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10
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moseley classification

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he arranged elememts in increasing order of atomic numbers in 7 periods and 18 groups and this was callled modern periodic table

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what is periodicity in properties

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the physical and chemical properties of an element is the periodic function of their atomic number hence when elements are placed in increasing order of atomic number they showed similarity in properties after regular intervals this is called periodicity in properties

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12
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why is there periodicity in properties

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after regular interval there is recurrence of electronic confihguration

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13
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def atomic radius

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the distance between the centre of the nucleus to the outermost shell is called atomic radius

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14
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def ioniztion potential

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the amount of energy required to remove an atom from outermost shell of isolated aom

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15
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def electron affinity

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the amount of energy released when an atom in the gaseous state accepts an electron to fprm anion

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16
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property trends in period

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elecronic shells is same
valence electrons increases by one and tranisition of mettalic to nonmetallic character

17
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property trends in a group

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valence electrons is same
electron shell increases by one

18
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state some properties of alkali metals group 1

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they are electropositive giid conductor of heat are soft can be cut woth knife strong reducing agents

19
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state some properties of halogens

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electronegative non conductors of heat strong oxidising agents

20
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what are bridge elements

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the element is second group show similarity in properties woth third group leading to diagonal relationship which is called bridge elements eg- li and magnesium

21
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most reactive halogen and most abundant halogen is?

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most reactive fluorine most abundant chlorine

22
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what is allotropy

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abilty of an element to exist in more than one form they have same graded chemical properties but diffent physical properties

23
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what is electronegativity

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tendency of an atom to attract electrons to itself