chem sec 4

Cards (19)

  • Periodic table
    • It is arranged in order of increasing proton number
    • PERIOD- NUMBER OF SHELLS in an atom
    • GROUP- NUMBER OF VALENCE ELECTRONS
  • FLOURINE - group 17 ( 7 valence electrons )
    CLOURINE - group 17 VALENCE ELECTRONS
  • ISOTOPES - SAME PROTON , DIFFERENT NEUTRONS
  • PERIOD ( SHELLS )
    • Li (2,1)
    • Be(2,2)
    • B(2,3)
    3 shells
    • Na (2,8,1)
    • Mg (2,8,2)
    • Al (2,8,3)
  • when GOING DOWN GROUP, there is an INCREASE IN METALLIC PROPERTIES and DECREASE IN NON-METALLIC PROPERTIES
  • how are elements organised ?
    • increasing proton number
    • no of valence electrons (GROUP)
    • no of electron shell (PERIOD)
    • metallic to non-metallic
    metal - element that GAIN valence electrons
  • GROUP 1 ELEMENTS - ALKALI METALS
    • it is soft and can be easily cut
    • LOW MELTING AND BOILING POINT
    • LOW DENSITIES - Li , Na , K float
    • HIGHLY REACTIVE
  • Li
    Na
    K
    Rb
    Cs
    Fr
    DOWN THE GROUP
    1. REACTIVITY INCREASES
    2. MELTING POINT DECREASES
    3. DENSITIES INCREASE
  • ALKALI METALS ARE EXTREMELY REACTIVE
    ALKALI METAL + WATERSOLUBLE BASE (ALKALI)
  • LITHIUM - reacts QUICKLY , floats on water
    SODIUM- reacts VIOLENTLY , darts around the water , Reaction may be EXPLOSIVE
    POTASSIUM - reacts VERY VIOLENTLY , reaction is EXPLOSIVE
  • SIZE OF ATOMS INCREASES
    • VALENCE ELECTRONS IS LOST MORE QUICKLY
    • REACTIVITY INCREASES
    • REDUCING TENDENCY TO GIVE ELECTRONS INCREASES
  • GROUP 17 - HALOGENS
    • NON - METALS
    • exist as DIATOMIC MOLECULES
    • LOW MELTING AND BOILING POINT
  • F
    Cl
    Br
    l
    At
    Ts
    - REACTIVITY DECREASES
  • FLOURINE - PALE YELLOW
    CHLORINE- GREENISH YELLOW
    BROMINE- REDDISH BROWN
    IODINE - BLACK
  • down the group
    • COLOUR INTENSITIES INCREASES ( GET MORE DARK )
    • MELTING AND BOILING POINT INCREASES
    • REACTIVITY DECREASES
  • 2NaBr + Cl2 —— NaCL + Br2
    • from colourless solution to reddish - brown
  • Fluorine chlorine bromine iodine
    most reactive ————————-least reactive
  • DISPLACEMENT REACTION is when ONE ELEMENT TAKES THE PLACE OF ANOTHER ELEMENT in the compound
  • GROUP 18 - NOBLE GASES
    • monatomic non - metals
    • COLOURLESS GAS at 25 degree
    • LOW MELTING AND BOILING POINT
    • INSOLUBLE IN WATER
    • UNREACTIVE