Periodic Trends
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Atomic Structure and
Periodicity
Periodic Trends
Ionization Energy
An
electron can be removed from an
atom if enough energy is absorbed (+)
Ionization energy – the energy
required to remove one electron from
a gaseous neutral atom
A (g) + energy A+ (g) + e measurements of this are made on
individual atoms in gas phase to avoid
interactions with nearby atoms
Ionization Energy
Ionization Energy
if
one electron is removed, the
positive charge binds the electrons
more tightly so 2nd ionization energy
must be higher
the largest jump in energy is when you
remove a core electron instead of
valence
Ionization Energy
Ionization Energy
Across Period:
requires more
energy to remove
an electron so
increases
because electrons
added in the same
energy level do not
shield electrons
from nuclear
charge
Down Group:
requires less
energy to remove
electron so
decreases
because the
valence electrons
are farther away
from protons
attracting them
Ionization Energy
Ionization Energy
Electron Affinity
Electron Affinity – the energy change
when an electron is added to a
gaseous neutral atom
exothermic (-)
A + e- A- + energy
Electron Affinity
Across Period:
releases more
energy so number
increases (gets
more negative)
because electrons
added in the same
energy level do not
shield electrons
from nuclear
charge
Down Group:
releases less
energy so number
decreases (gets
less negative)
because the
electrons being
added are farther
away from the
attracting protons
Electron Affinity
Atomic Radii
Defined
by the edge of
its orbital but since the
edges are fuzzy,
difficult to determine
Atomic Radii – half the
distance between the
nuclei of identical
atoms that are bonded
together
Atomic Radii
Across Period:
atoms get smaller
because of the
increased number of
protons attracting the
electrons
the electrons added
in the same energy
level do not shield
electrons from
nuclear charge
Down Group:
atoms get larger
increases
because the energy
levels being added
to the atom
Atomic/Ionic Radii