Periodic Table

Periodic Table Review

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4.1 The Periodic Table
4.2 Electron Configurations
4.3 Ionic Bonding
4.4 Covalent Bonding

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Each tile on the periodic table represents an

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- a substance made up of only one type of atom. Tiles in the periodic table are arranged by ​

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, which tells us the number of ​

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. In an uncharged atom, this will always be equal to the number of​

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element

atomic number

atomic mass

protons

neutrons

electrons.

Match

Match the following elements to their position on the periodic table

• Hydrogen

• Chlorine

• Carbon

• Radon

Period 1,

Group 1

Period 3, Group 7

Period 2,

Group 4

Period 6,

Group 8/0

• Period 1,

  Group 1

• Period 3, Group 7

• Period 2,

  Group 4

• Period 6,

  Group 8/0

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A is the

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consisting of positively charged​

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and ​

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with no charge. ​ B is an

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shell. The first shell can hold ​ electrons, whilst the next two shells can each hold ​ ​

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.

Draw

Draw a diagram showing the arrangement of electrons in a sodium atom

Draw

Draw a diagram showing the arrangement of electrons in a carbon atom

Categorize

Options (9)

Non-Metal + non-metal

Shared pair of electrons

molecule is uncharged

non-metal + metal

Metals have positive charge

non-metals have negative charge

transfer of electrons

charges are balanced across whole compound

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Covalent Bonds

Ionic Bonds

Draw

Draw the line that divides non-metals and metals on the periodic table below

Labeling

Place the labels in the correct position on the periodic table

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Group 2

Alkali metals

Transition metals

Noble gases

Halogens

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Options (16)

KCl

CaOH

NaCl

AlF3

CH4

N2

CH3COOH

NH3

BF3

H2O

CO2

SO2

LiBr

MgCl2

CaF2

Na2O

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Ionic

Covalent

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Options (18)

Non reactive

All gases

all exist as single atoms

Highly reactive

Low melting point

Non-metallic

Form -1 ions

Do not form ions

Used in lighting

highly toxic

Shiny metals

soft and easily cut

highly reactive in water

Conducts electricity

Form 1+ ions

Typically Less reactive than other metals

Form coloured salts

Can form differently charged ions

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Group 1 Metals

Group 7

Group 8

Transition metals

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Group 1 metals become​

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reactive as we go down the group. This is because the ​

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increases down the group- meaning the ​

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are further from the positive attraction of the ​

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. This makes it easier for the atom to give away the electron, resulting in a ​

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ion.

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The reactivity of Group 7 elements

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as we move down the group. This is because the ​

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increases down the group. ​

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feel a stronger attraction if they are closer to the nucleus (in a smaller atom) than in larger atoms- e.g. it is easier for Fluorine to ​

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electrons than Iodine.

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decreases

atomic radius

Electrons

accept

Open Ended

Explain why Group 8/Noble Gases are unreactive. (3)