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C02.6 Periodicity Pt 2 Lecture

C02.6 Periodicity Pt 2 Lecture

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Chemistry

9th - 12th Grade

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HS-PS1-1, HS-PS1-2, HS-PS2-4

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Bill Habiger

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50 Slides • 24 Questions

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You will need your periodic table.

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Multiple Select

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Which of these cause the electrostatic force between charges to increase? pick two

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Increasing the charge of the particles

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Decreasing the distance between the charges

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Decreasing the charge of the particles

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Increasing the distance between the charges

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Multiple Choice

Based on the periodic table trends, which direction does atomic/ionic radius increase?

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From right to left and top to bottom

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From left to right and bottom to top

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From top to bottom and left to right

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From right to left and bottom to top

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Multiple Choice

Do you have your periodic table out?

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Yes

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No

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Answer the Ionization Energy Example Problems

Use your periodic table and notes.

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Poll

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Multiple Choice

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Which element is more likely to lose an electron?

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Element X

IE = 450 kJ/mol

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Element Y

IE = 325 kJ/mol

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Open Ended

Which of these period 3 elements has a higher ionization energy, sodium or phosphorous?

(Answer in a complete sentence.)

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Multiple Choice

Which element has a higher ionization energy, fluorine or iodine?

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F

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I

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Reorder

Put these elements in order by increasing ionization energy. (Low to high, L to R)

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Ca

Si

P

O

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements best explains the trend in ionization energy across a period in the periodic table?

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Ionization energy increases from left to right due to increasing nuclear charge.

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Ionization energy decreases from left to right due to decreasing atomic size.

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Ionization energy remains constant across a period.

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Ionization energy decreases due to increasing electron shielding.

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Answer the Electron Affinity Example Problems

Use your periodic table and notes.

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Poll

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Multiple Choice

Which one has a higher electron affinity, Cs or Hg?

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Cs

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Hg

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Multiple Choice

Which one has a higher electron affinity, Sr or P?

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Sr

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P

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Multiple Choice

Which element is more likely to gain an electron?

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Element W

EA = -450 kJ/mol

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Element Z

EA = -325 kJ/mol

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Self-Pace Mode Activate

Use your notes to answer the following questions.

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Multiple Select

Which of the following statements about the group trend in ionization energy are correct? (Pick 2)

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Ionization energy decreases down a group.

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Atoms get smaller down a group.

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Valence electrons move closer to the nucleus down a group.

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Elements further down a group lose electrons easier.

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Multiple Choice

Which elements are most likely to lose electrons and form positive ions according to the periodic table?

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Li and Be

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O and F

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Ne and He

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C and N

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Multiple Choice

Why are alkali metals the most reactive metals according to ionization energy trends?

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They have the lowest ionization energies.

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They have the highest ionization energies.

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They have full electron shells.

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They are nonmetals.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is true about electron affinity.

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as electron affinity increases the likelihood that an electron will be gained also increases

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as electron affinity increases the likelihood that an electron will be gained decreases

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electron affinity has no affect on the gaining of electrons only the amount of energy change

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is true about the period trend for electron affinity.

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electron affinity decreases L to R across a row

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electron affinity increases L to R across a row

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electron affinity does not change across a row

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electron affinity goes up and down across a row

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Open Ended

How does understanding Coulomb's Law help you explain trends in the periodic table?

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Multiple Choice

Which elements are most likely to gain electrons and form negative ions according to the periodic table?

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Li and Be

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O and F

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Ne and He

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C and N

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Multiple Choice

Which element has the strongest attraction to shared electrons?

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Na

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H

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O

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Se

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Al

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Multiple Choice

Which element is the most reactive?

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Sodium

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Magnesium

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Aluminum

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Zinc

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