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The periodic table
group 0 (noble gases)
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What are the elements in Group 0 of the Periodic Table called?
Noble
gases
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What are the characteristics of noble gases?
Non-metals
Monatomic
(exist as single atoms)
Colourless and non-flammable gases at room
temperature
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Why do most elements participate in reactions?
To complete their
outer
shells of electrons
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Why do Group 0 elements not participate in reactions?
They have full outer shells of
electrons
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What does being chemically inert mean for noble gases?
They are
unreactive
and do not form molecules easily
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How are noble gases useful in applications?
Provide an
inert
atmosphere for welding
Fill
light
bulbs
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What trends exist in the physical properties of noble gases?
They have very low melting and
boiling
points
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What happens to melting and boiling points as you go down the noble gases group?
They increase as atomic size
increases
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Why do melting and boiling points increase down the group?
Atoms get larger and relative atomic
mass
increases
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What leads to an increase in intermolecular forces between noble gas atoms?
Increase in atomic size and
mass
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What is the boiling point of helium?
-269
ºC
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What is the boiling point of radon?
Around
-60
ºC
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What is the significance of noble gases having boiling points below 0 ºC?
They remain
gaseous
at room temperature
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