Chem 1150 Midterm 2 Study Guide

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How does the nuclear charge of an element change across the periodic table? (Z_Eff)

It increases as you go across the period (more protons) and decreases as you go down the group (more shells, bigger n to shield)

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How does the number of Atomic Radii change across the periodic table? (Atomic size/radius)

Decreases as you go across the period (bigger Z_eff) and increases down the group because there is a greater number of shells (n)

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How does Ionization Energy (IE) change across the periodic table?

Increases across the period because there is a bigger Z_eff and decreases down the group since the valence electro is lost in a higher shell.

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How does Electron Affinity changes across the periodic table?

Elements become more negative across the period and less negative down the group due to larger n.

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How does Electronegativity change across the periodic table? (EN)

Elements become more electronegative as you go across the period (greater Z_eff) and become less electronegative as you go down the group (Z_eff is smaller).

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Ion Size

Cations < Neutral Element < Anions

Anions have a greater size because there are more electron-electron repulsions and Cations are smaller because there is larger Z_eff and because the valence electron is in the n-1 shell.

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Ionization Energy

Successive ionization energies always increase (E1 < E2 < E3)

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Relative Bond Lengths (Which bonds are bigger)

Singe bonds > Double bonds > Triple bonds

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Relative bond strengths

Single bond (weakest) < double bond < triple bond (strongest)

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Bond Dissociation Energy (which releases the most energy when broken)

Triple bonds > double bonds > single bonds

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Electronic: Linear 
Molecular: Linear
Bond Angle: 180

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Electronic: Trigonal Planar
Molecular: Trigonal Planar

Bond Angle: 120

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Electronic: Trigonal Planar

Molecular: Bent

Bond Angle: <120

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Electronic: Tetrahedral
Molecular: Tetrahedral

Bond Angle: 109.5

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Electronic: Tetrahedral

Molecular: Trigonal Pyramidal
Bond Angle: <109.5

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Electronic: Tetrahedral

Molecular: Bent
Bond Angle «109.5

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Electronic: Trigonal Bipyramidal

Molecular: Trigonal Bipyramidal

Bond Angle: 120 (equatorial) & 90 (axial)

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Electronic: Trigonal Bipyramidal

Molecular: Seesaw

Bond Angle: <120 (equatorial) & <90 (axial)

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Electronic: Trigonal Bipyramidal

Molecular: T-Shaped

Bond Angle: <90

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Electronic: Trigonal Bipyramidal

Molecular: Linear

Bond Angle: 180

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Electronic: Octahedral

Molecular: Octahedral

Bond Angle: 90

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Electronic: Octahedral

Molecular: Square Pyramidal

Bond Angle: <90

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Electronic: Octahedral

Molecular: Square Planar

Bond Angle: 90