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AP Periodic Trends Lesson

AP Periodic Trends Lesson

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Chemistry, Science

10th - 12th Grade

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AP Periodic Trends Lesson

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​Objectives

​Explain the relationship between trends in atomic properties of elements and electronic structure and periodicity.

  • ​The organization iof the PTE is based on recurring properties of the elements and is explained by the electron configuration.

  • ​Trends of focus include: Ionization energy, Atomic and Ionic Radii

  • ​Electron Affinity, and Electronegativity.

  • ​Periodicity is valuable to predict/estimate values of properties in the absence of data .

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How many electrons are represented by this spectrum?

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Which atomic arbital(s) are represented by this spectrum

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1s

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2s

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3s

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two of these

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What is the symbol of the element that is represented by this spectrum?

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Open Ended

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Why is the peak for B shifted to the right more than Be? Explain using Coulomb's Law. (beware: read the scale at the bottom) 

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Rate your Confidence from Firday's Lesson

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When Magnesium becomes an ion the radius decreases. Which of the statements below best explains this observation. 

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The number of electrons decreases so the attraction increases.

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The number of protons decreases so the attraction decreases

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The number of protons increases so the attraction increases.

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The number of electrons increases so the attraction decreases. 

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Why does the radius increase when Chlorine becomes an Ion? Use principles of Atomic Structure and Coulomb's Law to Support your answer.

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