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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
REACTIVITY
INCREASES
MELTING
POINT
DECREASES
DENSITIES
INCREASE
ALKALI METALS
ARE
EXTREMELY REACTIVE
ALKALI METAL
+
WATER
—
SOLUBLE 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