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    P block group V 1

    The P BlockThe P BlockNitrogen and Group 5

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    Group 5Group 5 Is at the centre of the periodictable

    Top of group, non-metals: Nitrogen and Phosphorus

    Bottom of group, metalloids

    (metallic elements with non-metalcharacter): Antimony and Bismuth

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    14.0

    N Nitrogen [He] 2s2

    2p3

    7

    31.0

    P Phosphorus [Ne] 3s23p315

    74.9

    As Arsenic [Ar] 3d104s24p333

    121.8

    SbA

    ntimony [Kr]4d10

    5s2

    5p3

    51

    209.0

    Bi Bismuth [Xe] 4f145d106s26p

    383

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    Group 5Group 5 Group 5 elements can form 3 covalent

    bonds

    Sharing the 3 unpaired electrons Gives compounds with oxidation state of +3

    or 3 for group 5 element

    Each atom has a lone pair of electrons

    Enables

    atoms

    to form dative covalent bonds

    When they do this Group 5 elements canform some compounds with oxidation state of+5 for the Group 5 element

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    NitrogenNitrogen Very abundant element Very unreactive! N2 unreactive because of strong triple

    bond holding Ns together Bond enthalpy of N N is +945 kJ mol-1

    (Bond enthalpy of N-N is +158 kJ mol-1)

    Hence most reaction of N2 have high EA andrequire high T and catalysts to make themoccur Haber process- high T + Fe catalyst. Lightning or >2000C to make N2 react with O2

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    AmmoniaAmmonia Ammonia is nitrogenhydride, NH3

    Lone pair notinvolved in bonding Dative covalent

    bonds (dcbs)possible

    N HH

    H

    ..

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    AmmoniaAmmonia

    NH3 is a base andforms dcbs to H+ ionsto give ammonium ions

    (NH4+) Remember once dcbs

    formed no different fromcbs!

    NH3 also form

    sdcb

    swith TM ions and is a

    good ligand in complexes(see earlier!!)

    +

    N HH

    H

    H

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    Nitrogen Oxides

    Nitrogen Oxides

    Name /Name /FormulaFormula

    AppearanceAppearance Where it comesWhere it comesfromfrom

    Nitrogenmonoxide

    NO

    Colourlessgas, turnsto brownNO2 in air

    Combustionprocesses

    Thunderstorms

    Formed in thesoilby denitrifying

    bacteria

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    Nitrogen Oxides

    Nitrogen Oxides

    Name /Name /FormulaFormula

    AppearanceAppearance Where it comesWhere it comesfromfrom

    Nitrogendioxide

    NO2

    Brown gas(toxic)

    From oxidation ofNO in theatmosphere

    Dinitrogenoxide

    N2O

    Colourle

    ssgas

    Formed in thesoilby denitrifying

    bacteria

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    Nitrates

    Nitrates

    2 Kinds of nitrate ions involved inthe nitrogen cycle: Nitrate(III), NO2

    -

    Nitrate(V), NO3-

    Both are called nitrates, but

    distinguished by showing OS of N

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    Bonding in NitratesBonding in Nitrates

    O

    O

    NO

    -

    By using its lone pair to

    a dative covalent bondto an oxygen atom,thenitrogen increases itsoxidation state to +5

    Nitrate(V)

    The charge is

    delocalised over thetwo N-O bonds, which

    are equivalent

    Nitrate(III)

    -

    N OO

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    NitratesNitratesName andFormula

    Commonlycalled

    Properties

    Nitrate(V) ion

    NO3-

    Nitrate Oxidising agent

    Metal nitrate(V)compounds are verysoluble in water

    Nitrate(III) ion

    NO2-Nitrite Can be reducing or

    oxidising agent Metal nitrate(III)compounds aresoluble in water