Group 1 & 7
Cards (30)
- What word describes how lithium, sodium and potassium react when put in water?
- What is produced when group 1 reacts with water?
- What are group 1 elements called?
- What is the word equation for sodium reacting with water?
- What is the chemical symbol for sodium reacting with water?
- What is produced when alkali metals react with oxygen?
- Lithium + Oxygen
- Sodium + Oxygen
- Potassium + Oxygen
- As you go ___ Group 1 the elements become ___ reactive
- Lithium takes ____ than sodium or potassium to react, so it's the ___ reactive
- Potassium takes the ____ time to react of these three elements, so it's the ___ reactive
- Potassium reacts to form its oxide ___ than sodium and lithium when left in air
- All Group 1 metals have ____ in their outer shell
- As you go down Group 1, the ___ is in a shell that's ____ from the nucleus
- Which means the ___ between the outermost electron and the nucleus becomes ___
- So as you go down Group 1 the atoms get bigger, the outer electron is more ___, and the metals are ___
- What are group 7 called in the periodic table?
- As the atomic number of the halogens ___, the elements have a darker colour and a ____.
- What is chlorine like at room temperature?
- What is bromine like at room temperature?
- What is iodine like at room temperature?
- Boiling point:
- Boiling point:
- Boiling point:
- The ___ Group 7 an element is, the ___ reactive it is
- All Group 7 elements have ___ in their outer shell.
- They can ___ one electron to form a ___
- The easier it is for a halogen atom to __ an electron, the __ reactive the halogen will be.
- As you go down Group 7, the halogens become __ reactive — it gets ___ to attract the extra electron to __ the outer shell when it's ___ away from the nucleus (the atomic radius is larger).