Periodic Trends. objectives: Atomic Radius Ionization Energy Reactivity
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1 objectives: Periodic Trends I can determine parts (see vocab list) of the periodic table. (with stepline) I can apply Coulomb's law to attraction of electrons to the nucleus. I can analyze data or use the periodic table to predict periodic trends of given properties. Vocabulary: Metal Coulomb's Law Nonmetal (Coulombic Attraction) Metalloids Atomic radius Halogen Ionization energy Noble gases Period/series Alkali metals Group/Family Alkaline earth metals Energy Level Transition elements Valence electrons Inner transition (Lanthanides and Actinides) Nuclear charge (Representative elements) Atomic Radius Ionization Energy Reactivity Oct 4 5:28 AM 1
2 Coulomb's Law basis stability of atoms and ions periodic trends 2 variables: distance and charges Distance: Determining Coulombic Attraction: Charge: The greater the charges are, the stronger the force of attraction F = Force q = charge of a particle, need + and to attract r = radius (distance) k = constant 1. Compare Energy Levels distance 2. Compare nuclear charge (# of p + ) Oct 15 1:31 PM 2
3 Which has more Coulombic Attraction of all p+ to 1 e in valence shell? Coulomb s Law parameter Energy levels: (distance) Number of P + (charge) Determining Coulombic Attraction: 1. Compare Energy Levels distance 2. Compare nuclear charge (# of p + ) Na or K? Na K Coulomb s Law parameter Energy levels: (distance) Number of P + (charge) Na or Mg? Na Mg Dec 7 12:05 PM 3
4 Which has more Coulombic Attraction of all p+ to 1 e in valence shell? Coulomb s Law parameter Determining Coulombic Attraction: 1. Compare Energy Levels distance 2. Compare nuclear charge (# of p + ) Na or K? Na Energy levels: 3 4 (distance) Number of P + (charge) (Stop when you find a difference) Na less distance more attraction K Coulomb s Law parameter Na or Mg? Na Mg Energy levels: 3 3 (distance) Number of P (charge) no difference in E level Mg greater charge more attraction Dec 7 12:05 PM 4
5 Atomic Radii Draw a Bohr Diagram of H, Li, Na, K (p + and e only) What can you infer about the size of each of these atoms? Which is smallest and which is largest? Why? Is this due to distance or charge? Dec 1 7:43 AM 5
6 Atomic Radius Distance from center to outer electron What do the radii of atoms compare as you move down the periodic table? As you go down the PT, every row adds an energy level, so the radius will be Which atom has largest radius? Why? C(#6) Si(#14) Sn(#50) Sn(#50), more energy levels or shells (distance) Oct 4 5:28 AM 6
7 Atomic Radii Draw bohr diagrams Li, B, N, F Protons are a "stationary beacon" act on every e separately What can you infer about the attractive force of e to proton? Which one has the strongest force on a valence e? Weakest force? Is this due to distance or charge(coulomb's Law)? Dec 1 8:46 AM 7
8 What happens to the radius as you add electrons across the row? Across the PT same valence shell, (left to right) More p + increase attraction (pulling) in same valence shell, so the radii will decrease Why? Coulomb's Law: 3p + e 4p + e 5p 6p + e e + e 3e e e e e 4e charges increase, e have greater attraction (and held closer) Li Be B C #3 #4 #5 #6 e e e e e e e e 5e 6e Which is bigger? Why? S(#16) or Ar(#18) S(#16) is bigger: same # of Energy shells, Charge: more attraction (Coulomb's Law) between 18p + and 18 e than 16 p + and 16 e Which atom is the biggest on the PT? Fr(#87) Coulomb's Law: Distance: most valence shells Charges: 87 p+ least amount in 7th level so less attraction than rest of level Oct 4 5:28 AM 8
9 Atomic Radii Trend: increase as you go to the left smallest atoms here increase as you go down biggest atoms here Oct 4 5:28 AM 9
10 periodic trends radii and IE.notebook Atomic Radii Graph shows trends Why does the radius increase from H, to Li, to Na, to K to Rb? These are all Alkali Metal family atoms, and each new row is a new energy level, (each new shell increases the radius) Why does the graph decrease after each alkali metal? Electrons are added as you go across the period, increasing effective nuclear charge which gives greater attraction (hug in closer) and decreased radius per atom Oct 4 5:28 AM 10
11 What is the atomic radius of the element with atomic number,? 3: 6: 11: What is the trend going across a period? What is the trend going down a group? Dec 7 1:53 PM 11
12 Determining Radius: 1. Compare Energy Levels distance 2. Compare nuclear charge (# of p + ) Which has a greater radius? Coulomb s Law parameter Energy levels: (distance) Number of P + (charge) Na or K? Na K Coulomb s Law parameter Energy levels: (distance) Number of P + (charge) Na or Mg? Na Mg Dec 7 12:05 PM 12
13 Determining Radius: 1. Compare Energy Levels distance 2. Compare nuclear charge (# of p + ) Which has a greater radius? Coulomb s Law parameter Na or K? Na Energy levels: 3 4 (distance) Number of P + (charge) K is larger more energy levels K Coulomb s Law parameter Na or Mg? Na Mg Energy levels: 3 3 (distance) Number of P (charge) Na is larger Mg has more nuclear charge and holds e closer Dec 7 12:05 PM 13
14 Ionization Energy Amount of energy needed to remove an e. Which family on the PT needs the most energy to remove e (highest ionization energy?) noble gases Oct 5 2:36 PM 14
15 Ionization Energy Easiest to remove e Metals (want to lose e ) Atoms where e are the farthest away. (big) 1st electron removed Hardest to remove e Non Metals (want to gain e ) Noble Gas Group Atoms where those e are the closest. (small) Hardest to remove or largest energy Easiest or lowest energy Oct 5 2:36 PM 15
16 Ionization energy What is the trend? most IE least IE Oct 5 2:36 PM 16
17 periodic trends radii and IE.notebook First Ionization Energy Graph Oct 4 5:29 AM 17
18 Determining Ionization Energy: 1. Compare Energy Levels distance 2. Compare nuclear charge (# of p + ) Which has a greater ionization energy? Na or K? Na or Mg? Coulomb s Law parameter Energy levels: (distance) Number of P + (charge) Na K Coulomb s Law parameter Energy levels: (distance) Number of P + (charge) Na Mg Dec 7 12:05 PM 18
19 Determining Ionization Energy: 1. Compare Energy Levels distance 2. Compare nuclear charge (# of p + ) Which has a greater ionization energy? Coulomb s Law parameter Na or K? Na Energy levels: 3 4 (distance) Number of P + (charge) Na has smaller distance so more Coulombic attraction, therefore, Na has greater IE K Coulomb s Law parameter Na or Mg? Na Mg Energy levels: 3 3 (distance) Number of P (charge) Mg has more nuclear charge so more Coulombic attraction, therefore Mg has greater IE Dec 7 12:05 PM 19
20 1. Metals tend to (gain/lose?) electrons 2.Which atom has the bigger radius? Why? Mg (#12) or Cl (#17) 3. Which atom has the bigger radius? Why? Mg(#12) or Ra (#88) 4. Which atom has the smaller ionization energy? Why? a. K(#19) or Ca (20) b. Mg (#12) or Cl (#17) c. Mg(#12) or Ra (#88) Oct 15 10:40 AM 20
21 1. Metals tend to (gain/lose?) electrons 2. Nonmetals tend to (gain/lose?) electrons 3. Which atom has the bigger radius? Why? a. Mg (#12) or Cl (#17) b. Mg(#12) or Ra (#88) 4. Which atom is more reactive? Why? a. K(#19) or Ca (20) b. Mg(#12) or Ra (#88) c. Cl (#17) or F(#9) 5. Which atom has the smaller ionization energy? Why? a. K(#19) or Ca (20) b. Mg (#12) or Cl (#17) c. Mg(#12) or Ra (#88) Oct 15 10:40 AM 21
22 Review: 1. List in increasing order of radii: a. Ne O F N b. N As Sb P 2. List in increase order of ionization energy a. Ne O F N b. N As Sb P Oct 8 5:38 AM 22
23 Sample questions for quiz: 2 factors of Coulomb s law? Which element is bigger? Li or B? O or S? Which element has lower IE? Li or B? O or S? Why does Cesium have a low ionization energy? (use Coulomb s law!) Why does Neon have a high ionization energy? (use Coulomb s law!) distance (radius) is small high attraction of outer e to nucleus, difficult to pull off e charge is highest in period high attraction of outer e to nucleus Nov 6 7:55 AM 23
24 Sample questions for quiz: 2 factors of Coulomb s law? Which element is bigger? Li or B? O or S? Which element has lower IE? Li or B? O or S? Why does Cesium have a low ionization energy? (use Coulomb s law!) Why does Neon have a high ionization energy? (use Coulomb s law!) distance (radius) is small high attraction of outer e to nucleus, difficult to pull off e charge is highest in period high attraction of outer e to nucleus Nov 6 7:55 AM 24
25 Periodic Trends: Radii Reactivity Ionization Energy smallest atoms here biggest atoms here Nov 4 12:13 PM 25
26 Oct 21 10:32 AM 26
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