periodic trends
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Electron
Configuration,
Periodic Properties,
and Trends Chapter 5
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1. ATOMIC
RADIUS
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Atomic Radius (Covalent Radius)• Defined as ______ the distance
between the nuclei of identical atoms that are bonded together
• Ex. Cl2
Cl Cl
½ distance
half
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Atomic Radius Trend
• Largest : ____________
• Smallest : __________
Increases down and to the left
Francium
Helium
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Atomic Radius Trend
• REASON: increasing __________ charge (protons) – pulls the electrons _________ to the nucleus.
• Example: Which element has a larger atomic radius – Silicon or Sulfur? __________
• Example: Which element has a larger atomic radius – Sodium or Potassium? _____________Potassium
nuclear
Silicon
closer
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2. IONIZATION
ENERGY
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IONIZATION ENERGY• Ion : an atom or group of bonded atoms
that have a __________ or __________ charge.
Ex.
positivenegative
Na+
11 protons = 11 +
10 electrons = 10 -
1 +
Cl-
17 protons = 17 +
18 electrons = 18 -
1-
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IONIZATION ENERGY
• Ionization Energy : the energy required to remove ____ ________ from a neutral atom.
• Trend:
one electron
Increases up and to the right
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Ionization Energy
• Lowest ionization energy : _____________
Group : _____________• Highest ionization energy: _____________
Group : _____________
Ex. What has the higher ionization energy – Aluminum or Phosphorus?
_____________
Ex. What has the lower ionization energy – Calcium or Strontium?
_____________
Francium
Alkali Metals
Helium
Noble Gas
Phosphorus
Strontium
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3. Electronegativity
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Electronegativity
• Definition: the measure of the ability of an atom in a chemical compound to _______ electrons closer to it.
• _______ _______ don’t form compounds, so they are not included.
attract
Noble Gases
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Electronegativity Periodic Trend
• Trend : Increases up and to the right
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Electronegativity
• Highest Electronegativity : ________
• Lowest Electronegativity : ________
• Only element with 4.0 : __________
• Only elements in the 3’s :
_________, _________, __________.
Fluorine
Francium
Fluorine
Oxygen Chlorine Nitrogen
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4. METALLIC
ACTIVITY
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METALLIC ACTIVITY TREND
• Largest : ____________
• Smallest : __________
FranciumHelium
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5. IONIC RADII
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Ionic Radii• Positive ion : ________ ex. ______• Negative ion : _______ ex. ______
• Neutral atoms _____ an electron to become __________ ions.
Ex.
K (19 electrons) K+ (18 electrons) + 1e-
• Neutral atoms _____ an electron to become __________ ions.
Ex.
Cl (17 electrons) + 1e- Cl- (18 electrons)
cation
anion
Na+
lose
Cl-
positive
gain
negative
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Ionic Radii
• Positive ions, ex. ___, are ________ than a neutral atom of that same element. (LOSE an electron)
• Negative ions, ex. ____, are _______ than a neutral atom of the same element. (GAIN an electron)
Na+
largerCl-
smaller
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REVIEW
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Atomic Radius
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Ionization Energy
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Electronegativity