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Chapter 6: The Periodic Table Chapter summary 6:1 History od the Periodic table 1) Mendeleev’s Periodic table 2) Problems with early periodic tables 6:2 Modern Periodic table 1) Key points: Periodic law, Periods and Groups, 3 broad classes of elements 2) Properties of the 3 classes of elements (Metals, nonmetals and metalloids) 3) Sorting elements based on general properties (3-types) 4) Sorting elements based on electron configuration (4-types) 5) Periodic trends: a) Atomic size b) Ionization energy c) Ionic size d) Electronegativity Chemistry _ Notes Dr. Chirie Sumanasekera 11/7/2017

Chapter 6: The Periodic Table - DR. CHIRIE SUMANASEKERA · 2018. 8. 11. · Dr. Chirie Sumanasekera 10 /30/ 11/7/20172017. 4. Sorting elements based on electron configuration ( highest

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  • Chapter 6: The Periodic Table

    Chapter summary6:1 History od the Periodic table

    1) Mendeleev’s Periodic table2) Problems with early periodic tables

    6:2 Modern Periodic table1) Key points: Periodic law, Periods and Groups, 3 broad classes of elements2) Properties of the 3 classes of elements (Metals, nonmetals and metalloids)3) Sorting elements based on general properties (3-types)4) Sorting elements based on electron configuration (4-types)5) Periodic trends:

    a) Atomic sizeb) Ionization energyc) Ionic sized) Electronegativity Chemistry _ Notes

    Dr. Chirie Sumanasekera10 /30/ 201711/7/2017

  • 4.Sortingelementsbasedonelectronconfiguration(highestenergyorbitalsfilled)

  • 5.PeriodicTrends

    1. Ionization energy

    2. Electronegativity

    3. Atomic size (Atomic radius)

    4. Ionic size (Ionic radius)

  • Cation(+ion)=anatomthathaslostoneormoreelectrons(morePthanelectrons)

    Anion(- ion)=anatomthathasgainedoneormoreelectrons(lessPthanelectrons)

    Ionizationenergy=theenergyrequiredtoremoveanelectron(“cationizationenergy”)

  • Ionizationenergy(andElectronegativity)=increasesacrossaperiodandupagroup

    Atomicnumber

    Ionizatio

    nen

    ergy(K

    J/mol)

    1. FirstIonizationenergy

  • Li

    Na

    KRb

    Cs

    HeNe

    KrAr

    Xe

    Atomicnumber

    Radius(p

    m)

    2. AtomicRadii(radiusofAtoms=Atomicsize)

  • 3. AtomicRadii(radiusofAtoms=Atomicsize)

    • Increaseasyougodownagroup(electronsfillmoreandmorehigherenergylevelsasyoumovedown– sotheradiusincreases)

    • Decreaseasyougoacrossaperiod(innershellelectronsremainthesamebutProtonnumberincreases.Shielding=outershellelectronsbytheinnershellelectronsfromtheattractionofthenucleus

    ChemistryNotesfor11-9-17

  • ComparisonofionicRadii(radiusofanion)

    IONICSIZE:Whenaneutralatomlosesanelectronitsradiusbecomessmaller(Ex:LiatomislargerthanLi+cationthathaslostanelectron)Whenaneutralatomsgainanelectronitsradiusbecomeslarger(Ex:ClatomsmallerthanCl- anion.ThisisbecauseCl- hasmoreelectronsthanprotonssotheouter-shellelectronsarepulledinlessthantheyareintheClatom).

  • 4.Electronegativity(electronaffinity)=Howbadlydoesanatominamolecule wanttohog/pull electrons

    • Fluorine(F) is the mostelectronegativeelementontheperiodictable.FollowedbyO,thenNandCl.

    • Ingeneraltheelectronegativityofanelementincreasesasonegoesupafamily.Electronegativityincreasesintheorder:I<Br<Cl<F.

    • Also,electronegativityincreases asonegoesacrossthetable.Electronegativityincreasesintheorder:B<C<N<O<F.

    e- e-

    ATOMA(WeakPull)

    ATOMBStrongpull

    Bigelectronegativitydifference

  • Summary

    Eelectronegativity

    Eelectrone

    gativ

    ity