Review Trends : Atomic Radius, Ions & Electronegatity

Review Trends : Atomic Radius, Ions & Electronegatity

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Write the shell model for Ca.

Use the format (#,#,#,#)

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Write the shell model for Br

Use the format (#,#,#,#)

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Patterns of Electron Arrangements

Bohr models are not needed to write the (shell model) electron arrangements.

Each period (row) has electrons in the same number of shells as the period. Ex: All elements in period 2 have electrons in 2 shells.

Answers :

Ca = (2,8,2) and Br is (2,8,8,17)

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What is the shell number where the valence electrons in atoms of Ca and Br are located ?

Multiple Choice

Which is the smaller atom?

• Ca

• Br

Multiple Choice

Which is the correct reason for the answer in the previous question ? There is a .....

• Weak attraction between p and e- because the valence electrons are in a higher shell.

• Strong attraction between p and e- because the valence electrons are in a lower shell.

• Strong attraction between p and e- because there are more p and e- in the atom

• Weak attraction between p and e- because there are less p and e- in the atom

Atomic Radius & Electron Arrangement

(Shell Model)

• Elements in the same period have valence e- in the same shell, so the amount of charges (die to # p and e-) affect the size or radius of the atom.

• Elements in the same group have valence e- in the different shells. The location of the valence e- affects the size of the atom.

Multiple Choice

Which element is more electronegative?

• Ca

• Br

Multiple Choice

Which the correct reason for the answer in the previous question?

• The more electrons in an atom, the more electronegative the atom.

• The bonding electrons are closer to a smaller atom and more attracted.

• The bonding electrons are further from the larger atom and less attracted.

• There is an equal sharing of electrons between bonded atoms.

Answer Explained

• Br is more electronegative than Ca

• Br is a smaller atom than Ca

• The electron in the bond between Ca is Br is closer to Br than Ca AND more attracted to the protons in the nucleus of Br.

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What is the shell model, number of valence e- and number of e- lost or gained for an atom of Ca? Write in the format :

(#,#,#,#) 1 ve 1 lost

Use spaces except for the shell model

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What is the charge and shell model for the ion of Ca?

Write in the format:

Sign# SPACE (#,#,#,#)

Example : +1 (2,8)

Only 1 space between charge and shell model

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What is the shell model, number of valence e- and number of e- lost or gained for an atom of Br? Write in the format :

(#,#,#,#) 1 ve 1 lost

Use spaces except for the shell model

Fill in the Blanks

What is the charge and shell model for the ion of Br?

Write in the format:

Sign# SPACE (#,#,#,#)

Example : +1 (2,8)

Only 1 space between charge and shell model

Multiple Choice

Which is the Lewis Dot Symbol for an atom of Ca?

• A

• B

• C

• D

• E

Multiple Choice

Which is the Lewis Dot Symbol for an ion of Ca?

• A

• B

• C

• D

• E

Multiple Choice

Which is the Lewis Symbol for an atom of Br?

• A

• B

• C

• D

• E

Multiple Choice

Which is the Lewis Symbol for an ion of Br?

• A

• B

• C

• D

• E