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Notes A.10-A.13

Organization of Periodic Table

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Organization

● The periodic table is organized two ways, by period and by family

● Period = Going across in rows● Family = up and down in a column

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Family

Period

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Period & Family Organization

● Periods are organized according to atomic number

● Families are organized according to similar properties

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Alkali family

● On far left of periodic table

● Reacts with chloride in 1:1 ratio and oxygen in 2:1 ratio

● Example: LiCl and Li2O

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Noble Gas Family

● Located on far right of periodic table

● Consists of gases which are very unlikely to react with other elements

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Halogen Family

● Located just to left of noble gases● Contains chlorine, bromine, and

fluorine● Easily forms anions in ionic

compounds

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Predicting Properties

● We can predict physical and chemical properties using periodic table

● Use page 124 to do page 126 in book

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Page 126 Answers1. Between -186 and -112, around -1492. a. 320K

b. Higher, melting point decrease with family from top to bottom3. (EkaSi)Cl4

4. a. CF4 b. Al2S3 c. KCl d. CaBr2 e. SrO

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How are properties determined?

● # protons determines identity and essential properties

● # and arrangement of electrons determines chemical properties

● Reactions between atoms determine some physical properties (mostly for metals)

● Intermolecular forces determine some physical and chemical properties of compounds