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Question
- which of the following is not a transition metal?
(a) mg
b. ti
c. cr
d. hg
- name two other elements that have similar properties to those of potassium.
ar ne
for each of the following sets, choose the correct element and explain your answer.
- cl, se, br
a. smallest atom?
b. highest ionization energy
- p, s, na
a. largest atom?
b. lowest ionization energy
- n, p, as
a. smallest ionization energy
b. largest atom
- k atom and k⁺
a. which is the largest?
- cl atom, cl⁻
a. which is smallest?
summary of trends
periodic table chart
trends in ionic radius
- ions in same group have same charge
- ion size increases down the group
- cations smaller than neutral atom
- anions bigger than neutral atom
- cations smaller than anions
- larger positive charge= smaller cation
- larger negative charge= larger anion
general trends in 1st ionization energy
- more coulombic attraction on electron, the more energy it takes to remove it
- the farther the electron is away from the nucleus, the less energy it takes to remove
- 1st ie decreases down the group
- valence electron is farther from nucleus
- 1st ie generally increases across the period
- coulombic attraction increases
Question 7
Step1: Recall transition metal definition
Transition metals are elements in d - block (groups 3 - 12) of periodic table.
Step2: Analyze each option
- Mg (Magnesium) is in group 2 (s - block), not d - block.
- Ti (Titanium) is in group 4 (d - block), transition metal.
- Cr (Chromium) is in group 6 (d - block), transition metal.
- Hg (Mercury) is in group 12 (d - block), transition metal.
Step1: Recall periodic table trends
Elements with similar properties are in the same group. Potassium (K) is in group 1 (alkali metals).
Step2: Identify group 1 elements
Other group 1 elements: Lithium (Li), Sodium (Na), Rubidium (Rb), Cesium (Cs), Francium (Fr). Choose two, e.g., Na and Li.
Step1: Recall atomic radius trend
Atomic radius decreases across a period (left - to - right) and increases down a group (top - to - bottom).
Step2: Locate elements on periodic table
Cl (Chlorine): period 3, group 17; Se (Selenium): period 4, group 16; Br (Bromine): period 4, group 17.
Cl is in period 3 (higher period number means larger radius generally), and across period 3, Cl is on right. Se is in period 4, group 16; Br in period 4, group 17. Cl has smallest radius as it's in lower period and rightmost among them.
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