Transcript 4.2 A guided tour of the Periodic Table

4.2 A guided tour of
the Periodic Table
I CAN:
-RECOGNIZE THAT ATOMS CAN BECOME CATIONS AND ANIONS
BECAUSE THEY GAIN OR LOSE ELECTRONS.
-RECOGNIZE THE ATOMIC NUMBER WILL STAY THE SAME AND DUE TO
ISOTOPES THE MASS NUMBER CHANGES.
-CALCULATE THE ATOMIC NUMBER, MASS NUMBER, CHARGE, AND
IDENTITY OF THE ELEMENT BASED ON THE PROTONS, NEUTRONS, AND
ELECTRONS
What is the purpose of the periodic
table?
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To organize elements so you can find what you need to know
quickly.
Organization of the periodic table.
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Properties can be predicted based on where the element is
located.
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Based on # of protons.
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hydrogen=1, helium-2, etc.
Periodic Law: repeating chemical and physical properties of
elements change periodically with the atomic number of elements.
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This meaning will become much clearer soon!
The periodic table helps determine
electron arrangement
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Horizontal rows=periods
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Based on number of protons.
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Can also determine electrons.
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Electron configurations.
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Energy level, orbital, number of electrons.
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Carbon
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1s2
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2s2
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2p2
Elements in the same group have
similar properties
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Groups: vertical column of elements
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Valance electrons determine chemical properties
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Elements in same group have some number of valance electrons
therefore…
Some Atoms for Ions
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Why are Group 1 elements reactive?
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Atoms that do not have filled outer layers undergo ionization.
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Gain or lose electron.
Will no longer have the same number of electrons as protons
(charged)
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Ion: has lost or gained electron, has positive or negative charge.
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Positive ions (lost electron)= cations
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Lithium
Negative ions (gained electron)=anions
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Fluorine
How do Structures of Atoms Differ?
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Atomic number (Z): Number of protons
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Mass Number (A): the sum of the number of protons and neutrons in
the nucleus.
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Fluorine has 9 protons and 10 neutrons=?
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Oxygen has 8 protons and 8 neutrons=?
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Why aren’t electrons included in mass?
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Atoms of each element will always have same atomic number, but
may have different mass numbers.
Isotopes
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An atom that has the same number of protons as other atoms of the
same element do but that has different number of neutrons.
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3 times the mass.
Calculating the number of neutrons
in an atom
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Uranium:
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Atomic number=92
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Mass Number=235
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Number of neutrons: 143
The mass of an atom
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Fluorine atom has a mass less than
one trillionth of a billionth of a
gram.
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Atomic mass unit (amu): a unit of
mass that describes the mass of an
atom or molecule; it is exactly one
twelfth of the mass of a carbon
atom with a mass number of 12.
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Average atomic mass: the
weighted average of the masses
of all naturally occurring isotopes
of an element.