atomic structure and isotopes
periodic table
ionic vs covalent bonding
intermolecular forces & properties
Chemical properties & reactivity
100

An eminent have 17 protons and 18 neutrons identify the element and write its isotopes 

Chlorine-35 17 protons chlorine, 18 neutrons = mass 35

100

Explain why atomic radius increases down a group 

More electron shells are added down a group increasing size 

100

What type of bond forms between a metal and non- metal?

Ionic bond 

100

Hydrogen bondying What is the strongest type of intermolecular force 

Hydrogen bonging 

100

Why are alkali highly reactive 

Alkali metals easily lose 1 electron (low lionization energy)

200

Explain why ionic compounds have heights melting points 

Ionic compounds have strong electrostatic attractions between ions requiring lots of energy to break 

200

Why does ionization energy generally increase across a period?

Increasing nuclear charge pulls electrons closer making them harder to remove 

200

Strong Explain why iconic compounds have high melting points 

Strong ionic bond’s (electrostatic forces) require lots of energy to break 

200

Why does water have a higher boiling point that H2S

Water has hydrogen bonding H2S does not 

200

Explain why noble gases are mostly unreactive  

Ionic compounds have strong electrostatic attractions between ions requiring lots if energy to break 

300

Why do covalent compounds generally have lower melting points 

Covalent compounds have weaker intermolecular forces so they melt at lower temperatures 

300

Compare the atomic radius of Na and Cl explain using effective nuclear charge 

Na is larger than Cl because is has fewer protons pulling on its electrons 

300

Why do covalent compounds generally have lower melting points?

Weak intermolecular forces between molecules 

300

Identify the IMF president in CH4-

London dispersion forces 

300

Which is more reactive: K or Li? Explain using periodic trends 

Covalent compounds have weaker intermolecular faces so they melt at lower temperatures 

400

A student says “if an atom loses electrons it becomes a different element”is this correct 

Incorrect losing electrons makes it and ion not a different element 

400

A student says “fluorine has a small atomic radius,so its nucleus must be weak” is this correct 

Incorrect fluorine’s small radius means strong nuclear attraction not weak 

400

A student says “ionic compounds conduct electricity because electrons move freely”

Is this correct?

Incorrect ionic compounds conduct electricity only when molten or dissolved not as solids 

400

A student says “ hydrogen bonding occurs in all molecules containing hydrogen” 

Is this correct 

Incorrect hydrogen bonding only occurs with H bonded to N,O or F 

400

Incorrect losA student says “Elements on the right side of the periodic table do not react 

Incorrect losing elections makes it an ion not a different element 

500

An ion has 20 protons and 18 electrons. Identify the ion and determine its charge 

Ca2+ 20 protons = calcium, 18 electrons +2 charges 

500

Mg is laPredict which has that larger atomic radius:Mg2+ or Mg please explain 

Mg is larger than Mg2+ losing electrons shrinks the ion 

500

Predict whether ALCL3 is more ionic or covalent and justify your reasoning 

AlCl3 is more covalent Al3+ strongly polarizes Cl-

500

Explain why London dispersion forces increase with molar mass 

Lager molecules have more electrons = stronger temporary dipoles = stronger dispersion forces 

500

Predict how reactivity changes down the halogen group and explain why 

Ca2+ , 20 protons = calcium 18 electrons-+2 charges