Noble with big d-orbitals
2 Good for you
Halogen-Z
Ammonia? Barely know her
100

Periodicity refers to the repeating pattern of properties of elements in the periodic table.

100

What color is the flame when burning Barium compounds?

Apple-Green
100

What is the element in Group 17 is commonly used to disinfect water?

Chlorine

100

What is the chemical formula for dinitrogen pentoxide?

N2O5

200

Chlorine

200

What is the element with the highest melting point in Group 2?

Beryllium

200

What is the most reactive Halogen?

Fluorine

200

Why does Nitrogen gas in the atmosphere tend to be inert?

Due to its strong triple bond

300

What is the trend of atomic radius within a period? Explain the trend.

The atomic radius generally decreases from left to right within a period on the periodic table. This is due to increasing number of protons (nuclear charge)

300

What is the element with the lowest electronegativity in Group 2?

Barium

300

What is the common oxidation state of halogens in compounds?

-1

300

Ammonia is a Bronsted-Lowry base? Why?

It is a proton (hydrogen ion) accepter.

400

What would be the pH of the solution formed when dissolving Sodium oxide in water

Very Basic around 14 pH

400

Which group 2 metals is the  most reactive with water? Explain this trend.

Barium. Barium electrons are furthest from the nucleus and can be easily removed

400

What is an indication of iodide ions present after the addition of silver nitrate?

Precipitate forms but is not soluble with any concentration of ammonia

400

Nitrogen in the atmosphere can create acid rain. Which compound is responsible for this. 


HNO3 Nitric Acid

500

Which period 3 oxides act as acids?

Silicon, Phosphorus, and Chlorine

500

Which group 2 metal oxide forms the most basic solution in water.

Barium oxide

500

Which precipitate will dissolved readily in dilute aqueous ammonia?

Chloride precipitate

500

Ammonium ions are said to contain a dative or coordinate bond. What is meant by this type of bond.

Hint: Consider the structure of ammonia and the ammonium ion

A bond formed from one atom providing both electrons needed to create the bond.

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