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Title: Periodic Table


1
Periodic Table
  • Section 18.3

2
Periodic Table
  • Periodic- Repeated in a pattern
  • Elements are ordered by
  • increasing atomic number
  • changes in physical chemical properties
  • Mendeleev- Ordered elements by atomic mass
  • Left blank places in his table to line up
    elements according to their properties
  • Elements were later discovered and fit into the
    places he left blank

3
Mendeleev
4
Periodic Table
  • Moseley- organized elements by atomic number
    rather than atomic mass
  • Same arrangement as today
  • Groups/Families- vertical columns of the periodic
    table
  • Rows of Periodic Table- periods
  • Electrons
  • Around the nucleus in an electron cloud
  • Energy levels dictate location of electrons
  • Closer to nucleus less energy
  • Fill energy levels from inner to outer levels

5
Electrons
  • Electrons in outer shell determine chemical
    properties of elements
  • Complete outer shell- needs 8 electrons to be
    stable
  • Energy levels and of electrons in each
  • Level 1 Holds 2
  • Level 2 Holds 8
  • Level 3 Holds 18
  • Level 4 Holds 32

6
Energy levels of electrons
  • Sublevel e in sublevel Shape
  • s 2 sphere
  • p 6 dumbbell
  • d 10 double dumbbell
  • f 14 complex
  • http//library.thinkquest.org/3659/structures/shap
    es.html

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Energy levels of electrons
  • Level 1 s 2 electrons
  • Level 2 s p 2 6 8 electrons
  • Level 3 s, p, d 2 6 10 18 e-
  • Level 4 s,p,d,f 2 6 10 14 32 e-
  • Valence Electrons
  • Group 1A 8A have 1-8 valence electrons

8
Periodic Table, Valence electrons, and Diatomics
9
Dot Diagrams
  • Electron dot diagram (or Lewis dot diagram) - A
    symbol of an element surrounded by dots to
    represent electrons in the outer energy level
  • First 2 electrons go together
  • Next electrons go one on each side, then start to
    double up

10
Valence electrons
  • http//www.ausetute.com.au/lewisstr.html
  • Properties of elements in the same group- similar
    due to same of valence electrons
  • Alkali metals- group 1A- very reactive metals
  • Alkaline metals- group 2 A- less reactive than
    alkali
  • Halogens- group 7A
  • Likely to react with Alkali metals- group 1A

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Arrangement of Periodic Table
  • Noble Gases- group 8A- not reactive- dont form
    compounds
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