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metals tend to lose/gain e- to become noble gases
lose
across a period, metallic character inc/dec
dec
effective nucelar charge (Zeff = Z-core e-) across a period
increases since more protons but not that many more core (more valence)
down a group, metallic character
up bc more e- = farther away from nucleus and easier to grab since less of a pull from nucleus
effective nucelar charge (Zeff = Z-core e-) down a group
dec bc both new protons and core e- are added, but the new valence e- have a bigger distance that decrease the overall force from nucleus
where are the valence e- most strongly attracted to nucleus/where is the biggest effective nuclear charge?
top right corner
what corner has the biggest atomic radius?
bottom left
what corner is ionisation energy biggest?
top right corner
what corner is electronegativity biggest?
top right
most to least electroneg atoms
foncle-brisch where n is about = cl and c is about = h.
what is the election affinity
change in E when gas phase atom attracts an e-
what corner is EA biggest?
top right
Zeff=
atomic # - core e-
elements in ___ are very similar due to having the same number of valence e-
groups