
Periodic Trends
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Andrew Nelson
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Label trends in the table
Explain why the trends exist
Explain the difference between cations and anions
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Multiple Choice
Knowing this electron configuration of neon, how many valence electrons would it have?
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Multiple Choice
Which group is the following element found in: [Ar] 4s²
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Which Period is the following element found in: [Ar] 4s²
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An electron has what charge?
Positive
Negative
Zero
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All life wants balance. A charge of zero.
An ion is an atom, or compound, that has a charge.
How did they get these charges??
What is an Ion?
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Cation
has a + charge
Why?
Prefix cat- comes from greek, meaning down, inferior, wrong
Anion
Has a - charge
Why?
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Ionic Radius Trend
Explain why each ion type found to the right is the way it is.
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The amount of energy it takes to remove an electron from an atom, resulting in an ion
Higher energies mean that the atom has a stronger hold on its electrons
Definition
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Multiple Choice
Refresh: Which ion type has a positive charge?
Anion
Cation
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Multiple Choice
How does a cation get its positive charge?
It gains an electron
It loses and electron
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At most, each shell can hold 8 valence electrons. Except the first shell holds 2
Therefore, ions are created as each element attempts to gain the maximum valence electrons
Lithium looses one to become a cation and therefore satisfy the rule
Each Atom Wants To Be Stable
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Electronegativity
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Flourine is the most electronegative element
Why flourine and not chlorine??
Because of the nucleus charge. Remember that positive and negative ends of a magnet attract.
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