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Trends in Periodic Table

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Measures half the distance between the nuclei of 2

covalently bonded atoms of an element.

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The energy required to remove 1 mole of electrons

 

from 1 mole of gaseous atoms.

 

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The attraction an atom in a bond has for the

 

electrons in a bond.

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   Periodic Table    

  Trends across a period/row    

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Increased nuclear charge (protons)

This causes outer electrons to be pulled closer.

  Trends down a group

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Increased screening effect ( 1 mark)

More shells so attraction of nucleus/protons for outer electrons decrease

(1 mark)

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Noble Gases

1. No Covalent radius

2.No  Electronegativity

They have full shells hence don't form

covalent bonds.

3.  Highest ionisation energy values

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Ionisation energy 

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Always an endothermic reaction =

1st Ionisation Energy​       

 

 

 

2nd Ionisation Energy​        

 

 

 

 

3rd Ionisation energy

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Ionisation energy Calculation

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​To work out 2nd ionisation energy you

need to

                 total 1st + 2nd.

 

          578 + 1817 = 2395

To work out 3rd ionisation energy you

need to

            total 1st + 2nd + 3rd. 

          578 + 1817 + 2745 = 5140 

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Ionisation energy Graph Rows

Peaks = Noble Gases          Lowest point = Alkali metals

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Ionisation energy Graphs Groups

Group 2 Ionisation energy

Group 1 Ionisation energy   

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e.g 2, 8, 1

e.g 2, 8, 2

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e.g 2, 8, 3

​Higher Ionisation Energy

Removing electrons from an inner/full shell results in significantly higher ionisation energy values.

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The 2nd/3rd ionisation energy is significantly higher than the first ionisation energy.

 

This tell us the element in this example  in group 1. 

Removing a second outer electron requires it being removed from an inner shell

Group 3 Ionisation Energy

Electron Affinity

​Ionisation Energy & Electron Affinity

Watch out for problem solving questions about electron affinity.  

 

It is the REVERSE of ionisation energy

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Ionisation Energy

Remove 1 mole of electrons

Electron affinity

Gain 1 mole of electrons

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Atomic vs Ionic Radius

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    Metal atoms larger than ions              Non metal atoms smaller than ions

 

 

 

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Metal Ionic Radius

 

When metal atoms become metal ions they LOSE electrons  = lose an energy shell.

           Larger Metal atoms                   Smaller Metal ions

​             More shells 2, 8, 1                     Less Shells  2, 8

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