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Alkali metals

Lower Secondary Science

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Multiple Choice

Which alkali metal has the lowest melting point?

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potassium
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sodium
3
lithium

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Multiple Choice

Which alkali metal is the most dense?

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lithium
2
sodium
3
potassium

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Multiple Choice

Which alkali metal has the highest melting point?

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caesium
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potassium
3
lithium

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Multiple Choice

Which alkali metal is the lightest?

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sodium
2
potassium
3
lithium

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Multiple Choice

Which alkali metal is known for its explosive reaction with water?

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potassium
2
lithium
3
sodium

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Multiple Choice

Which alkali metal is the softest?

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sodium

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potassium
3
lithium

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Multiple Choice

Which alkali metal is commonly used in rechargeable batteries?

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lithium
2
potassium
3
sodium

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following alkali metals is the most reactive?

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potasium

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sodium
3
lithium

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Halogens

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Halogens

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Draw

Match the correct pairs

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following elements is a noble gas?

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helium
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nitrogen
3
oxygen
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carbon

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following elements is a halogen?

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oxygen
2
sodium
3
nitrogen
4
chlorine

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a property of noble gases?

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inert and full outer electron shells

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High reactivity and full outer electron shells
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Low reactivity and incomplete outer electron shells
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High reactivity and incomplete outer electron shells

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Multiple Choice

As we go down the group the reactivity in Halogens ____________

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increases
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remains constant
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fluctuates
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decreases

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a property of halogens?

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They are non metals

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they gain 1 electron

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they are highly reactive

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all of these

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Formation of Ions

​Lesson - 2.3

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Starter Activity

Can you Draw the Structure of Sodium and Fluorine

Sodium

Fluorine

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​Why do some atoms react

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Element

Symbol

Z

K L M N

Outer
shell
electro
n

Group No

Lewis dot
Structure

Lithium

Li

3

Sodium

Na

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Beryllium

Be

4

Boron

B

5

Magnesiu
m

Mg

12

Aluminium

Al

13

Potassium

K

19

Calcium

Ca

20

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Element

Sym
bol

Z=P

K L M N

Outer
shell
electro
n

Group No

Lewis dot
Structure

Nitrogen

N

7

Oxygen

O

8

Fluorine

F

9

Phosphorus

P

15

Sulphur

S

16

Chlorine

Cl

17

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Element

Symbol

Z

P

No. of E after
losing

Charge on
atom

Lithium

Li

3

Sodium

Na

11

Beryllium

Be

4

Boron

B

5

Magnesiu
m

Mg

12

Aluminium

Al

13

Potassium

K

19

Calcium

Ca

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Element

Symbol

Z=P

K L M N

No. of E
after
gaining
electrons

Charge on
the atom

Nitrogen

N

7

Oxygen

O

8

Fluorine

F

9

Phosphorus

P

15

Sulphur

S

16

Chlorine

Cl

17

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The Strong bond of attraction based on electrostatic
force between two oppositely charged cation and anions

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Try out some ionic bonding

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Sodium fluoride

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Lithium chloride

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Potassium oxide

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Sodium oxide

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Calcium chloride

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Calcium oxide

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Magnesium fluoride

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Magnesium oxide

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Aluminium chloride

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Aluminium oxide

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Phet simulation- to understand the giant ionic bonds
and formulae of ionic compounds

https://pbslm-contrib.s3.amazonaws.com/WG
BH/arct15/SimBucket/Simulations/chemthink-
ionicbonding/content/index.html

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Covalent bonding

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Covalent Bonding

https://youtu.be/NgD9yHSJ29I

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Ionic compounds dissolves in water

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Ionic compounds conduct electricity

www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfNIn4R8tg4

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Ionic compounds conduct electricity

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Giant structure of Covalent Compounds

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Structure of Graphite

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Comparative study of Diamond and Graphite

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Giant Structure of Silicon dioxide( SiO2)

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Physical Properties of Metals

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Most metals have high melting and boiling point.

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Metals are good conductor of electricity.

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Metals malleable and ductile in nature

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Alkali metals

Lower Secondary Science

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