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Periodic Table Summary Worksheet: Answers

The document summarizes information about the periodic table. It provides answers to 10 multiple choice questions about periodic trends and properties of elements. It explains the thought processes used to arrive at each answer by considering trends within groups and periods, as well as common reactions between elements.
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Periodic Table Summary Worksheet: Answers

The document summarizes information about the periodic table. It provides answers to 10 multiple choice questions about periodic trends and properties of elements. It explains the thought processes used to arrive at each answer by considering trends within groups and periods, as well as common reactions between elements.
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PeriodicTableSummary Worksheet

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1.Whichstatementiscorrectabout elementsinthePeriodicTable?
A:InGroupI,thereactivitydecreasesasproton numberincreases. B:InGroupVII,themeltingpointincreasesas protonnumberincreases. C:InGroupVIII,theelementsbecomedarkeras protonnumberincreases. D:InGroupII,thenumberofoutershell electronsincreasesasprotonnumber increases.

ThoughtprocessforQn 1
A:InGroupI,thereactivitydecreasesasproton Asprotonnumberincreases=Downthegroup, ReactivityofGroupImetalsincreases. numberincreases. B:InGroupVII,themeltingpointincreasesas Asprotonnumberincreases=Downthegroup, MeltingpointofGroupVIIhalogensincreases. protonnumberincreases. C:InGroupVIII,theelementsbecomedarkeras Asprotonnumberincreases=Downthegroup, Colour ofGroupVIIInoblegasesremainscolourless. protonnumberincreases. D:InGroupII,thenumberofoutershell Asprotonnumberincreases=Downthegroup, Numberofoutershell electronsinGroupIIremainsthesame electronsincreasesasprotonnumber (2). increases.

2.Whydoesthecolour ofaqueouspotassium iodide changewhenchlorine gasispassedintoit?

A:Asolutionofpotassiumchlorideisformed. B:Chlorineandiodideionscombinetogetherto formacompound. C:Thechlorinedisplacesiodideionstoform iodine. D:Thepotassiumiodideisdecomposed.

ThoughtprocessforQn 2
A:Asolutionofpotassiumchlorideisformed. B:Chlorineandiodideionscombinetogetherto Chlorineandiodideionsdonotcombinetogetheratall. formacompound. Yes,andbecauseiodineisbrownhere,acolour changefrom C: Thechlorinedisplacesiodideionstoform colourless tobrownisobserved. iodine. D:Thepotassiumiodideisdecomposed. Nothingdecomposesduringdisplacementreaction.
Thoughtprocess: 1) Identifythehalogenwhichwillbedisplacingthehalidefromitssolution.In thiscase,itischlorinetryingtodisplaceiodinefromitshalidesolution. 2) Sincechlorineismorereactivethaniodine,displacementreactionwill occurandiodinewillbeformed(brownsolution) Potassiumchlorideisalsocolourless,soitdoesntaccountforcolour change.

3.Whichlistcontainselementswhichallexistas diatomicmoleculesatroomconditions?
A:chlorine,neon,oxygen B:fluorine,hydrogen,neon C:helium,hydrogen,iodine D:hydrogen,bromine,chlorine Thoughtprocess: Noblegasescanonlyexistassingleatomsor monatomic.Usethisknowledgetoeliminateoptions. Halogensandgasessuchashydrogen,oxygenand nitrogenexistasdiatomicmolecules.

4.Whichelementformscoloured compounds, actsasacatalystandshowsvariablevalencies? A:hydrogen B:iron C:magnesium D:zinc

Bothironandzincaretransitionmetals whichfittheabovedescription.However, onlyironcanformvariablevalencies due toFe2+ andFe3+.

5.Lithiumandcaesium arethe1st and5th elementsinGroupIofthePT.Whichofthe followingiscorrect? A:CshasalowermeltingpointthanLi. B:Cshasmoreelectronsinitsoutershellthan Li. C:Csisametal,Liisanonmetal. D:CsreactslessrapidlywithwaterthandoesLi.

ThoughtprocessforQn 5
A:CshasalowermeltingpointthanLi. Downthegroup,meltingpointdecreases. B:Cshasmoreelectronsinitsoutershellthan AllGroupImetalshave1valenceelectron. Li. AllGroupIelementsaremetals. C:Csisametal,Liisanonmetal. D:CsreactslessrapidlywithwaterthandoesLi. Downthegroup,reactivityincreases.Csisexpectedtobemore
reactivethanLi.

6.Whichstatementislikelytobecorrectabout anew element(Sa)with7outershellelectrons?


Yup,itgainsoneelectrontofillitsvalenceshell. A:ItformstheionSa. B:Itismonoatomic. becauseitisnotstableonitsown. Itcannotbemonoatomic Itisnotlikelytoconductelectricitybecauseitisexpectedtobe C:Itconductselectricity. anonmetal.

D:Itformscovalentcompoundswithelements GroupIelementsaremetals.GroupVIIelementsare inGroupI. nonmetals.Thecompoundformedbetweenthemis


mostlikelyionic.

ThoughtprocessforQn 6
A:ItformstheionSa. Yup,itgainsoneelectrontofillitsvalenceshell. B:Itismonoatomic. becauseitisnotstableonitsown. Itcannotbemonoatomic
Itisnotlikelytoconductelectricitybecauseitisexpectedtobe C:Itconductselectricity. anonmetal.

D:Itformscovalentcompoundswithelements GroupIelementsaremetals.GroupVIIelementsare inGroupI. nonmetals.Thecompoundformedbetweenthemis


mostlikelyionic.

7.FluorineistheelementatthetopofGroupVII inthePT.Whichstatementisnottrue?
DownGroupVII,reactivitydecreases.Fluorineismore A:Fluorineislessreactivethanchlorine. reactivethanchlorine.
Allhalogensexistasdiatomicmolecules(F2,Cl2 B:Fluorineexistsasdiatomicmolecules. ,Br2,etc) C:Fluorineformsnegativeionsinits Yup,fluorineneedstogain(one)electrontofillitsvalenceshell definitelynegativeion. compounds. D:Fluorinedisplacesbrominefromaqueous Yup,fluorineismorereactivethanbromine.Soitcan potassiumbromide. displacebromidefrompotassiumbromideinorderto

formbromine.

ThoughtprocessforQn 7
DownGroupVII,reactivitydecreases.Fluorineismore A:Fluorineislessreactivethanchlorine. reactivethanchlorine.
Allhalogensexistasdiatomicmolecules(F2,Cl2 B:Fluorineexistsasdiatomicmolecules. ,Br2,etc) C:Fluorineformsnegativeionsinits Yup,fluorineneedstogain(one)electrontofillitsvalenceshell definitelynegativeion. compounds. D:Fluorinedisplacesbrominefromaqueous Yup,fluorineismorereactivethanbromine.Soitcan potassiumbromide. displacebromidefrompotassiumbromideinorderto

formbromine.

8.Whichelementismostlikelyan alkalimetal?
Element Melting Density Numberofcompounds point (g/cm3) formedwithchlorine (oC)

A B C D

220 113

0.002 3 2.1 3 1 2

1280 1.9 1540 2

9.Whichelectronarrangementisthatofa gaseouselementthatfillslightbulbs?
A:2 B:2.6 C:2.8.3 D:2.8.8 Thoughtprocess: Keyword:fillslightbulbs Thinkofnoblegases

10.Astatine(At)hasaprotonnumber85. WhichislikelytobeapropertyofAt?
Nope,sinceAtisanonmetal(ofGroupVII). A:Itisaverygoodelectricalconductor. B:Itdisplacesiodinefromanaqueoussolution Nope,AtislessreactivethanI.SoAtcannotdisplaceI. ofiodideions. C:ItisdisplacedfromanaqueoussolutionofAt Yup,BrismorereactivethanAt.SoBrcandisplaceAt. ionsbybromine. D:Itsoxideisbasic. Atisanonmetal.Nonmetalsformacidic oxides.

ThoughtprocessforQn 10
Nope,sinceAtisanonmetal(ofGroupVII). A:Itisaverygoodelectricalconductor. B:Itdisplacesiodinefromanaqueoussolution Nope,AtislessreactivethanI.SoAtcannotdisplaceI. ofiodideions. C:ItisdisplacedfromanaqueoussolutionofAt Yup,BrismorereactivethanAt.SoBrcandisplaceAt. ionsbybromine. D:Itsoxideisbasic. Atisanonmetal.Nonmetalsformacidic oxides.

SectionBQ1
Term Alkalimetals Halogens Noblegases Transition elements First example Sodium Fluorine Helium Iron Second example Potassium Chlorine Neon Zinc

Note:ThequestionaskedforNAMES.Donotwritethechemicalsymbols.

Q2
Element chlorine bromine iodine astatine Molecular formula Cl2 Br2 I2 Melting point(oC) 101 7 113 Boilingpoint (oC) 35 59 184

2.
(a)(i)Whichelementinthetableisliquidatrtp? Bromine[1].

2.
(a)(ii)howmanyoutershellelectronsdoes astatinehave? 7/seven[1]

2.
(a)(iii)Predictthemolecularformulaofastatine. At2[1]

2.
(a)(iv)Predictthephysicalstateandcolour of astatineatrtp. Solid[1] Black[1]

2.(b)(i)Whathappenswhenaqueouschlorineis shakenwithaqueoussolutionsofsodiumsalts.
Sodiumsalt Observation Namesof products

Sodium bromide

Sodium iodide

Colourless solution turnsorange. [1] Colourless solution turnsbrown.

1.Sodium chloride 2.Bromine 1.Sodium chloride 2.Iodine

2.(b)(ii)Chemicalequationforthereactionof aqueouschlorinewithaqueoussodium bromide. Aqueouschlorine=Cl2 Aqueoussodiumbromide=NaBr Cl2 +NaBr NaCl +Br2 Balanced? Cl2 +2NaBr 2NaCl+Br2

[1]

3.AmetallicelementZhasthe followingproperties:
Soft,withsilveryappearance Lessdensethanwater Meltingpointlessthan100oC FormsachloridewithformulaZCl OxideofZreactswithwatertoformasoluble hydroxide

3.(a)SuggestwhichGroupofthePT metalZbelongsto.
GroupI[1] Inromannumeral,otherwise,wrong.

3.(b)State3 observationsyouwouldexpectifa pieceofZwasaddedtocoldwatercontaininga littleUniversalindicator.


Colourless solutionisobtained. Effervescenceofacolourless,odourless gas. Solutionchangesfromgreentoblue/purple. mark: Solutionturnshot/warm Reactsquickly Metaldissolvesinwater

3.(c)Writetheequation,includingstate symbols,forthereactionthattakesplace.
Generalequation? Alkalimetal+water metalhydroxide+ hydrogengas Z+H2O ZOH+H2 Z(s) +H2O(l) ZOH(aq) +H2(g) Balanced? 2Z(s) +2H2O(l) 2ZOH(aq) +H2(g)

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