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AS Chemistry - trends across the periodic table
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Why?
Shielding decreases
Nuclear charge increases
Number of protons stays the same
Atomic radius increases
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What does this graph show?
Melting point across period 3
Melting point across period 2
Ionisation energy across period 2
Atomic radius across period 3
3
Why?
Strong electrostatic forces of attraction
It forms a macromolecule
It forms an ionic lattice
It forms a large molecule with strong van der Waals imf
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What happens to ionisation energy down a group?
Stays the same
Increases
Decreases
No pattern
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Which has the highest melting point?
Ar
S
Cl
P
6
Why?
Forms an ionic lattice
Strong electrostatic forces of attraction
Forms a macromolecule with many covalent bonds
Large molecules have strong intermolecular forces
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Which is the other exception?
Ne
O
N
F
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Why?
Outer electron is in 2p orbital so further from nucleus
Repulsion caused by electrons pairing in subshell
Nobody knows ☺
Extra neutrons weaken nuclear charge
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What happens to atomic radius across a period?
Decreases
Increases
No pattern
Stays the same
10
What does the graph show?
Ionisation energy across period 3
Melting point across period 2
Atomic radius across period 3
Melting point across period 3
11
Which has the highest melting point?
Si
Mg
Na
Al
12
What does the graph show?
Melting point across period 3
Melting point across period 2
Atomic radius across period 3
Ionisation energy across period 3
13
Which is an exception?
Li
B
Be
C
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What generally happens to ionisation energy across period 2?
It increases
It decreases
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Why?
The number of shells decreases
Nobody knows ☺
The number of shells increases
The number of protons increases
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Why?
No free electrons
Monatomic means weak Van Der Waals imf
Weak electrostatic attraction
Few covalent bonds
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Which has the lowest melting point?
P
Cl
Ar
S
18
What does the graph show?
Melting point across period 2
Ionisation energy across period 3
Atomic radius across period 3
Melting point across period 3
19
Why?
Number of protons decreases
Number of protons increases
Number of shells stays the same
Number of shells increases
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Why?
The extra neutrons weaken nuclear charge
Outer electron is in 2p orbital so further from nucleus
Repulsion caused by electrons pairing in subshell
Nobody knows ☺