RCC chem elements Flashcards

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Dmitri Mendeleev

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Father of chemistry

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2
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How did Mendeleev organize his periodic table?

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Atomic weight

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3
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How is the table arranged?

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Atomic number/protons

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Arrangement of elements?

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7 rows (periods) and 18 columns (groups or families)

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5
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Period number indicates..

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Amount of energy levels occupied in electrons

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6
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group number identifies…

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number of valence electrons

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7
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Groups aka

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families (columns)

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8
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Same number of valence electrons..

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causes chemical similarities

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9
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3 types of elements

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Metals, Non-metals, Metalloids

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10
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75% of periodic table

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metals

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11
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Location of metals on the periodic table

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Left of staircase

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12
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location of nonmetals on the periodic table

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right of staircase

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13
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location of metalloids

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staircase

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14
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Exceptions

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Hydrogen (non-metal) and Al (metal)

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15
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Metalloids

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B, Si, Ge, As, Sb, Te, Po, At

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16
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metal that isn’t solid

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mercury

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17
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Bromine

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non metal, a liquid

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18
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ductile

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capable of being stretched into wires

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19
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malleable

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easy to shape or bend without breaking

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20
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cations and anions

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positive charged ion and negative charged ion

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ionization energy

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amount of energy required to remove a valence electron in an atom

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electronegativity

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measure of attraction the nucleus had for a valence electron in another atom

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highest electronegativity element

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Fluorine, 4.0

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atomic radius

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size of an atom

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number of protons increases
electrons are more attracted towards the nucleus
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atomic radii decreases AS
distance ACROSS the table, size decreases
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atomic radii increases
each successive atom has another occupied energy level, size increases
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ionization energy increases
when atoms get smaller
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closer atoms are to the nucleus means
atoms are harder to remove
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ionization energy decreases when
when atoms get larger, down a group
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the farther away electrons are from the nucleus...
less attracted and easier to remove
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electronegativity increases
atoms get smaller
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when electrons are closer to the nucleus
easier for the atom to attract more electrons
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electronegativity decreases
atoms get larger
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when atoms are farther away from the nucleus
it's harder for the atom to attract more electrons
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radii decreases when
metals lose electrons
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radii increases when
non-metals gain electron
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cations
lose their outermost level of electrons
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most active element groups?
1,2, and 17
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elements in most active groups?
unbonded
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group 18
monatomic, found as free elements
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Alkali metals properties
most active group, reactivity increases going down
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alkaline earth metals properties
second most active group
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Halogens
only group with 3 phases
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Halliades
halogens that are combined with other elements, reactivity increases
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Group 18
has a complete outer shell, EXPECTATION helium
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Transition Metals (Groups 3-12)
- filled "d" orbital levels, hard with high melting points EXPECT mercury - multiple oxidation numbers (different positive charges)
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Transition Metal Solutions
Gives color in solutions