Chemistry GCSE AQA Year 9: Atomic structure and the periodic table

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What is group 1 called?

Alkali metals

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What is the balanced symbol equation for sodium reacting with water and is the product acid or alkaline? Why?

2Na + 2H2O -> 2NaOH (the hydroxide ion (OH-) is alkaline) + H2

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What are the properties of alkali metals?

. Very soft

. Malleable

. Conduct electricity

. Low density - float on water

. Briefly shiny, quickly become dull when they react with air

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What is the balanced symbol equation for sodium reacting with oxygen?

4Na + O2 -> 2Na2O

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How do alkali metals react?

by losing one electron from outermost shell

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What happens to reactivity going down group 1 and why?

. As you go down, number of shells increases

. So distance between nucleus and outer shell increases

. So shielding (electrons in inner shells reduce attraction between nucleus and outer electron) increases

. So the electron is lost more easily

. So reactivity increases going down group 1

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What is shielding?

Electrons in inner shells reduce attraction between nucleus and outer electron

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What are some observations when alkali metals react with water?

. Bubbling

. Movement

. Metal getting smaller

. The more reactive the metal, the greater the effect - K burned with a lilac flame

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What is group 7 called?

Halogens

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How do you know if an atom is diatomic?

If it ends in 'ine' or 'gen'

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What bond do the diatomic elements have with each other?

Covalent bond - share a pair of electrons

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Describe chlorine at room temperature

Pale green gas

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Describe bromine at room temperature

Brown liquid

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Describe iodine at room temperature

Grey/purple solid

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How do halogens react?

By gaining 1 electron

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What happens to reactivity going down group 7 and why?

. As you go down the group, number of shells increases

. So distance between nucleus and outer shell increases

. So shielding (electrons in inner shells reduce attraction between nucleus and outer electron) increases

. So the electron is gained less easily

. So reactivity decreases going down group 7

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What are elements ordered by in the current periodic table?

Atomic number

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Who is credited with the first 'periodic table'?

Mendeleev

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What did elements used to be ordered by?

Atomic mass

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How did Mendeleev organize his periodic table?

. Did not follow atomic mass

. Instead tried to match elements according to properties

. Left gaps where he thought elements were missing

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What is group 8 called?

Noble gases

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What are some properties of noble gases?

. Colourless

. odourless

. Have full outer shells so very unreactive

. Last group to be discovered