Atomic Radii
Ionization Energy
Explanations
Coulomb's Law & Atomic Structure
Reactivity
100

Atomic Radii is referring to the ______ of the atom.

size  OR  volume

100

( smaller / larger ) atoms have the greatest ionization energy.

smaller

100

Atoms get larger as you move down the periodic table.  Why?

more energy levels

100

Opposite charges (attract / repel).

attract

100

Elements have greater reactivity if they react ( slower / faster ) with other substances.

faster

200

A you move down the periodic table, the atoms get ( smaller / larger )

larger

200

( smaller / larger ) atoms have the lowest ionization energy

larger

200

Atoms get smaller as you move from left to right across the periodic table.  Why?

same number of energy levels

more protons (greater nuclear charge) attracting those electron in those energy levels

200

2 negative charges will (attract / repel)

repel

200

2 Metals create sparks when added to water.  The one that creates bigger sparks is thought to be ( less / more ) reactive.

more

300

As you move from left to right across the periodic table, the atoms get ( smaller / larger )

smaller

300

What is Ionization Energy?

The energy needed to remove one valence electron

300

Reactivity of metals decreases as you move from left to right across the periodic table.  Why?

Metals react when they lose electrons

Same number of energy levels

more protons (nuclear charge) ... creating greater attraction to electrons, requiring more energy for the electron to be removed.

300

A valence electron is more attracted to a nucleus with  (fewer / more) protons than one with (fewer / more) protons.

more, fewer

300

Metals with a ( lower / greater ) ionization energy have greater reactivity.

lower

400

Which is larger?  Ar or Ne?

Ar
400

Which has a greater ionization energy?  Ca or Mg?

Mg

400

Reactivity of metals increases as you move down the periodic table.  Why?

Metals react when they lose electrons

more energy levels ... valence electrons are further away from nucleus, decreasing their attraction to the nucleus, requiring less energy for the electron to be removed.

400

A valence electron is  (less / more) attracted to a nucleus when there are more core electrons, due to a process called ________.

less, shielding

400

Na is ( less / more )reactive than K in water.

Ca is ( less / more ) reactive than K in water.

less, less

500

Which is larger?  S or Cl?

S

500

Which has a greater ionization energy?  Li or Be?

Be
500

Reactivity of nonmetals decreases as you move down the periodic table.  Why?   (Extra Credit)

Nonmetals react when they gain electrons

more energy levels ... valence electrons are further away from nucleus, decreasing their attraction to the nucleus, making it less likely for a far away electron to be gained by the atom.

500

Electrons are less attracted to a nucleus when they are ( closer together / further away)

further away

500

F is ( less / more ) reactive than Cl.

S is ( less / more ) reactive than Cl.

more, less