Title: Periodic Table
1Periodic Table
- Metals
- Nonmetals
- Main Group
- Noble gases
- Transition metals
- Lanthanides Actinides
2Metals
3Nonmetals
4Main Group Elements
5Noble Gases
6Transition Metals
7Lanthanides and Actinides
8Ionic Charges of Main Group
1
III
V
IV
II
VI
VII
9Main Group Ions
- Group I and II cations that correspond to group
number - Na, Mg2, Sr2
- Group III Al (Ga) Group number Al3
- Group IV no monatomic ions
- Group V, VI, VII anions that are 8 group
number N3-, S2-, Br -
10 1 Predict the charges on the ions formed from
the following Main Group atoms
111 Predict the charges on the ions formed from
the following Main Group atoms
12Periodic Table
- Law versus Theory
- Scientific Law
- Empirical observation
- No known exceptions
- Often a relationship between properties
13Periodic Table
- Scientific Theory
- Principles that explain observations associated
w/ laws - Testable and tested
- Periodic Table
- Mendeleev Meyer
- Empirical observations
- Atomic Theory came much later
14Periodic Properties Atomic Size
- Atoms are not billiard balls.
- Radial Electron Density (Atomic Radius)
- Effective Nuclear Charge, Zeff
- Z number of protons
- Zeff lt Z
- Shielding or screening by inner shell electrons
15Atomic Radius
Nuclear charge is screened by inner shell
electrons Zeff lt Z
Z
n1
n2
n3
16Atomic Radius
- Same shell electrons do not screen as well as
inner shell electrons. - Zeff ? as you fill a shell (move across row of
periodic table) - Na Mg Al Si P S Cl Ar
Increasing Z (1)
Screening lt 1 Zeff ?
Zeff Z S
17Atomic Radius
- Atomic radius ? as you move across row
- Atomic radius ? as you move down column
Size decreases
Size increases
18Problem 2
- Arrange each of the following groups of atoms in
order of increasing size - Cl, Mg, Si
- Ge, Pb, C
19Problem 2
- Cl lt Si lt Mg
- C lt Ge lt Pb
20Ionic Size in an Isoelectronic Series
- Isoelectronic Series N3 O2 F Ne Na
Mg2 Al3
Size decreases
Same electron configuration Increasing Z
21Periodic Properties Ionization Energy
- Ionization Energy
- M energy ? M e
Ionization energy, In
M energy ? M2 e I2
As Zeff ?, In ?
Photoelectric effect I1 Eh?o
22Ionization Energy
Ionization Energy Increases
23Problem 3
- Arrange the following groups of atoms in order of
increasing ionization energy. - Cr, N, Rb, F
- Ar, In, P, Ba,
24Problem 3
- Rb lt Cr lt N lt F
- Ba lt In lt P lt Ar
25Ionization Energies
26Other Periodic Trends
- Physical properties
- Ion formation
- Reactivity
27Other Periodic Trends
- Alkali metals
- Form 1 ions
- Very reactive with O2, water
- Gray, soft metals
- Always found in compound form
28Other Periodic Trends
- Alkaline earths
- Form 2 ions
- Less reactive
29Other Periodic Trends
- Halogens
- Form 1 ions, very negative
- electron affinities
- Very reactive with metals to form MnXy
30Other Periodic Trends
- Noble Gases
- Monatomic
- Very unreactive (Xe, Kr)
- Large I1