the periodic table Flashcards

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all group 1 metals have

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high reactivity
malluable
low density
in a compound produce white solid.
soluble in water

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Cl2, Br2, I2 colours
(aquos)

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Cl2 is pale yellow
Br2 is orange
I2 orange/brown

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mpt in group 1

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decrease as you go down: Li not melting as well as Na

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malluablilty in group 1

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more mallauble as you go down: easier to cut

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reactivity in group 1

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more reactive as you go down : each reaction is easier to ignite so more reactive

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Licl, Na2CO3, K2CO3 state and colour

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white solid

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Licl, Na2CO3, K2CO3 observation with water

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dissolves to make colourless solution

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Licl, Na2CO3, K2CO3 state and colour

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white solid

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halogen, halide

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halogen= element in group 7
halide= an ion in group 7

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K observation with metal and observation with water

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gray, cut with knife

same as Li, makes white solid, lilac flame

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Na observation with metal and observation with water

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gray, cut with knife

same as Li, forms sphere, orange/yellow flame, makes white solid

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Li observation with metal and observation with water

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gray

effervescing, makes white solid, temp.increase, li disappears

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all group 1 metals have

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high reactivity
malluable
low density
in a compound produce white solid.
soluble in water

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periodic patterns mpt

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group 1: decreases as you go down
group 2: increases as you go down

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periodic patterns reactivity

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group 1: increases as you go down
group 2: decreases as you go down

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16
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what are group 2 metals called

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alkaline earth metals

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properties group 2

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-mpt higher than group 1, because ions have a higher magnitude of charge and more delocalized electrons
-reactivity is lower than group 1, because ions lose 2 electrons instead of 1.

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properties transition metals

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very high mpt: many delocalized e-s
high density
form ions w/ variable changes
form coloured compounds

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ions and colours:
Fe2+
Fe3+
Cu2+
Cr3+
Cr6+
Mn2+
Mn7+

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Fe 2+ — green
Fe 3+ — orange/brown
Cu 2+ — blue
Cr 3+ — green
Cr 6+ — orange
Mn 2+ — faint pink
Mn 7+ — purple

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20
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what are group 8 non- metals called

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noble 8

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properties group 8

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-unreactive due to full outer energy levels —> inert
-melting point increases as you go down, the atoms increase in size and therefore there are more inter-atomic forces
no bonding, exist as single atoms

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group 8 element and use:
He
Ne
Ar

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He = balloons, airships (<dense than air
Ne = electric lights (produce colour with electricity)
Ar = light bulbs (inert atmosphere)

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how do halogens exist

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as diatomic molecules (come in pairs, X2) held together with single covalent bonds

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F2 colours

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s= X
l= X
g= pale yellow
aq= colourless

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Cl2 colours
s= X l=X g= pale green aq= pale yellow
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Br2 colours
s=X l=red/brown g=orange aq=orange
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I2 colours
s= grey l= X (sublimes) g= purple aq= brown/orange
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mpp/bpt and colour of halogens
increases as you go down, becuase the atom size increases. more surface area the more IMFs colour becomes darker as you go down
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test for halogens: Cl2
damp blue litmus paper-->red-->white hexane--> colourless
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test for halogens: Br2
damp blue litmus paper-->red--->white (slower) hexane -->orange
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test for halogen: I2
starch---> blue or black hexane--->pink
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iron + chlorine: bromine + iron:
iron(3) chloride- brown solid iron(3) bromide - brown solid
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all group 2 compounds are
white solids colourless aq
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what is amphoteric and which chemicals
acts as a acid and a base Al2O3, ZnO,SiO
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what is an alkali
base that dissolve
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if it is a base it has OH- or H+
more OH-
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if it is an acid it has OH- or H+
more H+
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if it is neutral it has more OH- or H+
neither or equal amounts
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what four chemicals make up air
1. nitrogen (78%) 2. oxygen (21%) 3. argon (0.97%) 4. carbondioxide (0.03%)
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Mpt lowest to highest in air
Ar N2/O2 CO2
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metal carbonate + acid --->
salt + water + carbondioxide
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uses for O2
ventilators/diving equipment welding
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uses for CO2
fire extinguishers(doesn't support combustion and is more dense than air dry ice
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metal + acid --->
salt + hydrogen
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uses for H2
hydrogen fuel
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uses for Cl2
water treatment/ swimming pool -----> HOCl kills bacteria poinson gas
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combining powers: 1.phosphate 2.sulfate 3.carbonate 4. nitrate 5. sulfite 6.hydroxide 7. ammonium
1. PO4, 3- 2. SO4, 2- 3. CO3, 2- 4. NO3, 1- 5. SO3, 2- 6. OH, 1- 7. NH4, 1+
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phosphorous + oxygen ----->
diphosphorouspentoxide P2O5
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phosphoric acid
H3PO4
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What colour flame does carbon and oxygen burn with
orange flame
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sulfur + oxygen --->
sulfurdioxide = SO2 = blue flame sulfurtrioxide = SO3
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sulfurdioxide + water -----> sulfurtrioxide + water --->
sulfurous acid = H2SO3 sulfic acid = H2SO4
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non-metal oxide bonding, state at room temp. , pH in water
covalent, gas (except: P2O5, SiO2), acids except SiO.
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metal oxides bonding, state at room temp. , pH in water
ionic, solid, base (except Al2O3, ZnO)
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what flame does Ca + O2 burn with
brick red flame
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Licl, Na2CO3, K2CO3 with flame
red, orange/yellow, lilac
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Cl with NaCl, NaBr, KI
NaCl- nothing NaBr- yellow to orange hexane turns orange KI- yellow to brown hexane turns pink
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Br2 with NaCl, NaBr, KI
NaCl- nothing hexane turns orange NaBr- nothing KI- orange to orange/brown hexane turns pink
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KI with NaCl, NaBr, KI
NaCl- nothing hexane turns orange NaBr- nothing hexane turns pink KI- nothing
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mpt in simple covalent
depends on size of atoms
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mpt in ionic
depends on maginitude of charge and size of particles
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Al2O3 and ZnO and SiO2 are...
amphoteric
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amphoteric
ability to act as a acid and base