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Dmitri Mendeleev
Organized the periodic tables by atomic mass and predicted missing elements
henry Moseley
arranged the elements by atomic numbers
Cation
Positive ion lose electron
Anion
negative ion gain electron
isoelectric
same number of electrons during ionization
How does radius effect atoms
bottom-top: energy levels=bigger atom
Right-left: less protons= less zeff on electrons= larger radius
How does ionization effect atom
bottom-top: less energy levels=harder to remove electrons=more ionization energy required
left-right: More protons= more Zeff= stronger pull on the energy levels= more ionization required to remove electrons
How does electronegativity effect atom
Bottom-top: less energy levels=more zeff=strong electronegativity on electrons
Left-right: more protons= strong Zeff on electrons=strong electronegativity
HALOGENS cant attracy anymore electrons because already has octet
Octect rule
When ionization, all atoms will end with octect
Smallest atoms and largest
Francium large
helium small
Alkali Metals
group 1
reactive
low density
silver and shiny
Alkali Earth Metals
group 2
less reactive than normal alkali
More dense than alkali
Silvery
Halogens
are diatomic
very reactive
poor conductors
all non metals
noble gasses
not reactive
non metals
colorless gases
how to remember diatomic atoms
start at 7 and stop at element I
shielding effect on atom
Blockage of Zeff from inner electrons, so Zeff decreases while ionization increases
First exception to ionization energy
between group 2 and 3
Easy to remove an electron from group 3 bc p energy level does not hold electrons tightly together and penatrate a large nuclear charge
Second ionization energy exception
Between group 5 and 6
easy to remove an electron from group 6 because of the added repulsion from the paired electrons in p orbital, compared to 5 where p orbitals are all unpaired
Electronegativity exception
noble gases
metals related to ionization is-
metals- lose electrons to form cations
Non metals- Gain electrons to form anion