Noble with big d-orbitals
Halogen-Z
Period.!
First and foremost
100

Transition metals have their outermost electrons in which orbital.

The d-orbital

100

The elemental formulas for the halogens are the following

F, Cl, Br, I

True or False

False

They are diatomic

100

The interaction between which two things play a large role in the size of the atom?

Nucleus and Electrons or

Protons and Electrons

100

What is the name for the group 1 elements?

Alkali metals

200

TiCl3 is purple. What transition metal property is this a color of.

The ability to form colored complexes.

200

What is the most reactive Halogen?

Fluorine

200

True or false

Atomic radius increases as we move to the right of the periodic table.

False

200

Name one characteristic of the group 1 Metals

Reactive,Lustrous,Soft

300

How many valence electrons do the noble gasses have?

8

300

What is the common ionic charge of halogens in compounds?

-1

300

Why does the atomic radius increase down the group of the periodic tale?

Addition of an energy level or

Electrons added on next energy level


300

What kind of ion do the group one metals tend to form?

+1 Ions

400

Why are the noble gasses said to be inert?

They have a full outer energy level (sub shell). No need to accept or give electrons.

400

What is the trend in density as we go down group 7

Density of halogens increases

400

What is meant by the term ionization energy?

Energy required to remove one mol of electrons from one mol of gas atoms.

Energy to remove one of the outermost electrons

400

Would you expect the ionization energy of group 1 metals to be greater or less than that of group 2

Less than. Group 2 will have an additional proton.

500

True or false? transition metals can have varying ionic charges or oxidation states.

True

500

What is the product, if any of the following reaction?

NaF + Br2->

No reaction

500

Why does Oxygen have a higher first ionization energy than Polonium

Oxygen has a smaller radius

Polonium has more electron that increase shielding

500

Why would reactivity increase going down the group 1 metals?

Atomic radius increases allowing for outer electrons to be exchanged easily.

Outer electrons are easier to remove.