The largest atomic radius in Group 1
Fr
Does P or Ca have a greater first ionization energy?
P
Which block does Se belong to?
P-block
Which groups in the periodic table have a set positive charge?
Groups 1 and 2, Alkali and Alkaline Earth Metals
What category of elements on the periodic table does Si belong to?
Metalloids
Which has a smaller atomic radius: Ca+ or Sr2+?
Sr2+
Smallest 1st ionization energy in Group II?
Ra
Element with electron configuration of 1s22s22p2
Carbon
If Iodine gains an electron, with what element is it isoelectronic?
Xenon
What is the name of the group of metals that ends in s1?
Alkali metals
Which has a larger atomic radius: Na or Na+?
Na+
If first ionization energy of Sc is 633.1 kJ/mol, will that of Sn be less than, greater than, or equal to?
Greater than Sc
What element has the ending electron configuration of 4s23d3?
Vanadium
Which elements and ions are isoelectronic with each other: Mg2+ and S, I- and Cs+, Ca2+ and F-?
I- and Cs+
Which is a gaseous nonmetal at room temp: Ar, I2, Si?
Ar
Does Fr or Lr have the greater atomic radius?
Fr
List by increasing electronegativity: Se, F, Zr, C
Zr, Se, C, F
What is the electron configuration of an element with a full d-block orbital in the 4th energy level?
1s22s23p63s23p64s23d10
Which ions are isoelectronic: K+, N3-, Se2- , Mg2+,Sr2+?
N3-, Mg2+
Which element is a solid nonmetal at room temperature: Re, B, S, Po?
Sulfur
Why does Br- have a greater atomic radius than Sr2+?
Sr2+ has lost 2 electrons, and remains with more protons which pull the electrons in closer, while Br- gains an electron and has fewer protons than electrons, meaning the protons cannot pull the electrons as close.
First ionization energy of Indium is 558.3 kJ/mol, its second ionization energy is...(less than, greater than, equal to)
Greater than
What is the ending electron configuration of Gd?
6s25d14f7?
From what orbital(s) does Ag lose electron(s) to form ions?
Only the s orbital, it can only form Ag+
Noble gas configuration of Sn is [Kr] 5s24d105p2, from what orbital would Sn lose electrons to form Sn4+?
S and P orbitals