Periodic Properties

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Periodic Properties electron configurations properties hydrogen atom 1 electron to remove e - n f = ∞ E = x 6.022 x 10 23 atoms atom mol = 1311 kJ mol Z = 1 from ground state n i = 1 2.178 x 10 -18 J E = 1 n f 2 - 1 n i 2 - R H Z 2 nuclear charg 1s 1 Ionization Energy,

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Periodic Properties. nuclear charge. electron configurations. properties. hydrogen atom . 1 electron. 1 s 1. Z = 1. 1. 1. to remove e -. n f = ∞. -. E =. - R H. Z 2. n f 2. n i 2. from ground state. n i = 1. E =. 2.178 x 10 -18 J. x 6.022 x 10 23 atoms. = 1311 kJ. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Periodic Properties

electron configurations propertieshydrogen atom 1 electron

to remove e- nf = ∞

E = x 6.022 x 1023 atomsatom mol

= 1311 kJmol

Z = 1

from ground state ni = 1

2.178 x 10-18 J

E =1nf

2-

1ni

2- RH Z2

nuclear charge1s1

Ionization Energy, I

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He+ Z = +2

E =1nf

2-

1ni

2- RH Z2 = 5250 kJ/mol

1s1 E = 5250 kJ/mol

systems with more than 1 electronstudied experimentally ionization reactions

higher nuclear charge lowers orbital energy

-

+

-

2+

stabilizes system

H 1s1 Z = +1 E = 1311 kJ/mol

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1. Effect of 2 electrons in same orbital

He 1s2

Z = +2E = 2372 kJ/mol

same nuclear charge-

2+

-

2+ -

orbital energy highere- e- repulsion

less stable

easier to remove e-

He+ 1s1 E = 5250 kJ/mol

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2. Effect of electrons in different orbital

LiLi2+

1s2

2s1

Z = +3E = 2954 kJ/molE = 520 kJ/mol

same nuclear charge

3+3+

ground state 2s1

excited state

1s 1s2s 2s

-

-

-

-

inner electrons shielding chargeZeff < Z

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3. Effect of orbital shape

LiLi

1s2

1s2

Z = +3E = 341 kJ/molE = 520 kJ/mol

same nuclear charge

ground state 2s1

excited state 2p1

3+

1s

2s

3+

1s2p

-

-

--

-

-

s orbitals penetrating lower energy

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determine orbital energiesElectrostatic interactions

1. Greater nuclear charge (Z) lowers energy

2. Electron-electron repulsion raise energy

electrons more difficult to remove

electrons easier to removeelectrons shield Zinner electrons shield better

3. Orbitals with more penetration lower energy

electrons more difficult to removes < p < d < f

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Ionization Energy

energy required to remove an e- from gas phase atoms

X+ (g) X2+(g) + e-

first ionization energy I1X (g) X+(g) + e-

second ionization energy I2

lowest I1 Csn = 6highest I1 Hen = 1

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I1 decrease Zeff decreases more shielding e-

I1 increase Z increases shielding stays same

core e-

adding valence e-

core e- unchanged

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5+

1s2s

2p

10+

-

1s2s

2p

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

B Ne

-

-

-

-

-

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4+

1s2s

Be B

5+

1s2s

2p

-

-

N O

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

e- e- repulsion

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Second Ionization Energy I2

Na

I1 I2 I3 I4 I5 I6 I7

MgAlSiPS

Cl

Ar

495

735580780

10601005

1255

1527

4560

14451815157518902260

2295

2665

773011,600

16,10021,200

27,000very difficult to removecore electrons

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Atomic Radius

metallic radius Al 143 pm

covalent radiusCl 100 pm

C-Cl 177 pmCl 100 pmC 77 pm

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Atomic Radiusincrease in size n dominates

decrease in size

Zeff dominates

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Ionic sizes

e-

+ -

isoelectronic series

46 e-

+49 +50 +51 ions get smaller

same # electrons