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Periodic Table

The document summarizes the history and development of the periodic table. It discusses early classification systems by Prout, Dobereiner, and Newland. It then explains Mendeleev's periodic table which had some limitations but was a major improvement by recognizing patterns in elements. Finally, it describes how Moseley's modern periodic table addressed issues like placing elements based on atomic number rather than atomic mass. The modern periodic table is arranged into periods and groups based on electron configuration in the valence shell.

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Periodic Table

The document summarizes the history and development of the periodic table. It discusses early classification systems by Prout, Dobereiner, and Newland. It then explains Mendeleev's periodic table which had some limitations but was a major improvement by recognizing patterns in elements. Finally, it describes how Moseley's modern periodic table addressed issues like placing elements based on atomic number rather than atomic mass. The modern periodic table is arranged into periods and groups based on electron configuration in the valence shell.

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PERIODIC TABLE

Class 1&2
⑭ -Too
--
sear

I
weand
↳semistry
-

167

·Shysical ↓
organ
Trosgau
a
Each chapter last class II

↳ Revision
↳ Questions
At
t At
MyYabl?*
maddeus z

* ↑

Periodic Table I

Elements
according arrangementtestes
O
O
0
-

->

MO
-
-
-

-

O
O
O
O
0

is
vertical
-
-
Group groups 11
vorizontal -> Peodsetperiods.
History of Periodic Table

1. Prout's Unitary hypothesis.


↳ At: not

famiofasamean
4X
=

I
c IX
=
12.
-
.008 ary
-
-

2x
&e 1.
=

2. Dobrenier's Triad Rule:


x
=>@°

↳ Group
of I
A, B2 c.

...At nt of
- it not
of B.

⑨ 1257
Nak
G51 4
-

↳82-ca
As
55 Ba
Sb
-
Applicable
685-4
1957-418 I
Pronts
&. 1st
attemptto classify elements ->

ist attempt to classify decrets of the


D
basis not ?
at
of
asprouts

breagee

3. Newland's Octave Rule/musical law:


at
I ist element
-

8th demot
-

I ↳
Is Akadals.
↳ Be. ?
IsSte
-> Na

1st -

- ↑

↑e Demerit:-
-

↳"Inest not discovered


gases
"Only forlight
elements.
78.40.220)*

Q. Is Newland's octave, rule


app
to d-block
deteots?
↳No.
4. LOTHER MEYER CURVE

- Alkali
metals
t

Apex of
the cutue

=> not.

↳ similar elements similar


occupy space.I
Basis, pd, Group, Dement
↑d. table
-

Mandeleev’s Periodic Table


↳ Based on At Not
La Father:Mandeleef-

periods.
-

pd- 7
Group - a
groups.
Demerits.- Position of
Hydrogen.
1.

"Anamolous pair democts*


of
S
L

lighter elements
placed after
heavies elements.
I
⑳ got2
40 39.


A8 k

CO N,0
Te I

"Dissimilar elements placed together.


↳ Alkali with
metals
placed coinage metals.

u. g. All.

a. Best conductor
of electivity
↳ u Al.....
Ag>

Ive
left blank Future elements
spaces for
e. oss-
an

-
Eka Boron
->
Scandium [:. Boss-scad].
silicon-German,·um
> --

-
Eka
Technitium In sounds.
Eka
manganese-
-

Eka Aluminium - Gavium d


Technical
> -


M94.
Modern Periodic Table
↳ Father:
Moseley.
↳ Basis:9'ing At no

WA- ⑱
O

IIIA IVA VA VIAVIIA


1A-

MB IVBVB VIRVD,iB it.

la
thande
->
stepd s
7thpd- 31
↳ Mid
periods:7 periods.
Group:18
Lanthanides-14 elements
after
At no. 57, 158-71)
(canthatiuon)
Activides - in elements
after
At no. 89 (90-103)
↳Actional
Lanthan des

Ves
a.

S
57 71
⑤ -
-

5- zo
Groups:18 ,
VIII. 0.

subgroups
I
L
A 13 ↑

I TOUII 1 toVII B

Periods:
1st -> 2 elements

38] - selements

It is dements
6th
7th
332 elements ->
longest period.
-
Incomplete
G51A- Alkali metals
G5NA-> Alkaline East metals
GOVAYPricogen (Poisonous)
-

GUVIA- chalcogen love formatical


↳5
vih-Haloged (salt loving)
G50- Noble
gases/ Aerogens 11.
valence shell.
1. Normal elements:

↓ ④

penultimate shell = 8e- & &


ultimate

partially

shell: ⑳

completely O

filled.


->
s2p block elements
penultionate
shell.

sid
2.
Typical Elements: Elements
of
pd
Na ↓, .

I
stows the common prop
other decreats
of of
i
dordital encompletely
respective groups.
filled
3. Transition Elements:

Elements a block.
sementiot of
i
Volatile
--
metals.
a. Now transition elements:zn, cd,
Hg.

d orbital full
filled.
cu.
Ag. All
->coluage metals.

a. which is Noble Metal 2


a) Ar->Noble gas.

s
Lanthanides -> Innes transi tipt
Actinides steapots

I-block.
sbstell
Aufbau Principle ↓
spd fr

estellshell

spd f
orbitals
Le
electrows.I

-sless energysudshellsare placed been


35 4s 3d 5s hd.....
Is 25
up 3p 4p
a. which is higher energy sudshell
is
hi
->
Hx4,
190.
2
4d
-
*
value

intentteetostates
MPGR,
mate
Energy
steel
mo quantum no.
quarteron no
2
=

n 2 +0
=

2,1 0,
=

=
n

0."....
25
->
24- 341-24.

&.5s........ -
540=5 5

b.

540

p -> 1
d- 2

f - 3

If (n+1)
:
value same, they' is checked.

higher value
of a.
higher energy. *
Periodicity I
Repit." Hou
propertiePa

e. Valency:combining capacity of elements.

Na- 1- G8 IA

mg-2-651A.
A - 3.
Sie a
4 -
513
... Go no. ->
valency.
Distance of nucleus tovalue
i
stell
2. Atomic Radi
- It
radi"

↓ de ↓ ↓
Vandes waal metallPc Ionic covalent
Radii Radii Radii. Radis

1. Vander Waal's Radii: -

↳ att

Aesogeds
↳ Gr. of rest
gas.
↳ in Non-doaded
forms

2. Metallic Radi:-metals

·

Nat,e-

--
> Kernels.

Error
e-

↳ e
metallic boud - Kernel & e
3. covalent Rad" - covalent boad.

- is

-Y
distantmeth covalentbonded
atooms

a. Size:vis

Vander Waal tao,' metallic-covalent


00
89011
cov
R.
strength:
covalent metallic > Vanoes waal. I

4. IONIC RADII: I in Yons in bonded form

of protors
At no.- no.

Eratio. -je
of electrons.
inas
no.
↳-

-
.IR 2 zleratio
↓--force.
at act
cation Parent Aniou.
.
Atom
I
U
T

a. 4 u

I
At no.
↓ ↓

Is Fe
I
Is =I
I <I

no
of
e-

:. zleratio of
is
at
highest, so IR least.

.. size:
u->u> at
Anion-Parent cations.
atom

⑨ APC A

D. more size:

Nat -Yes"0

myZeil"-nightsto
...

:.Nat mgzt-13t
4. IONIZATION ENERGY

Energy sea, to
--
remove et
from
valence shell
↓ ·
IC
Endotheanc, ↳ Nucleas
&x
=
+ ve tote

. Size:-IE xYsize.
smallest Na k
6 size.
Nucleas
fotel
a
:.> Na> K

↓ ⑤ 4dA
I89 S .
subshell
Penetration ↓
2.
effect: -

orbital
closes the subshell ↳-
to nucleus, more will be
the
penetration.
V more IE.
Ic
s>-p> d>
f
=

3. Stable
configuration:- MIE.

orbitals
Fully filled I
half filled
are more stable than
partially filled.
&'P,95.93.
..d 45, 43-

a. which will have note I2]



&10

p3
IE
-
95
:.
Fully filled half filled.

..tee ate
... more closese? lesser size, more IC

4.
Shielding effect/screeding effect

Repulsive fore by inves
shell e-

... * NuM905
0 Josel.

:. IE
cyshidding effect
Endothexon?'
I
5. Successive IE.- IE, IE2, I2z.....

IEr IE2
I 27
Ca ->
(a
-> La

d ↓ ↓
132 'I
I

232 'I 11

26 1 I -1

352 ↑
12

36 11 12

45 450

128,8,2
-
488,148,8. -

:more the
charge, move it.

:. E2> IE,
↳ A
5. Electron Affinity
·is l Gas.

Energy
released on addy
of e-


As:-ve (exothermic).

15-2
exothemic
=

SAI= 2A 3
=

S42: Endothemic ⑪ W ⑬
q


Is to overcome

repulsion by et ⑰
2As: Endother". 3 ④

EG 15-18
-


=

=Ed'I
6

① See:

GAYse 1st
I. Stell ↳zno
10
Energy level
&


⑪ Stable
configuration. 24 0.11.
=


Inest 9A:0.
gas,
Alkaline Earth metals, EA=0 *

·
u6
stable
cory.
Inert Pair
Effect: plock
->
3.


B.c,
family.
N. *

Al ->
is???? 2pit" is
valency (enerally) -> 3,1

5-
192 ->
valeuuge 4, 2

is??? 23-valeway

- 15,3.

Le

ns estable
d
configuration
doesn't take past is

↓ bonding
frest pair effect.
4.
Diagonal Relationship:
A B

. Diagonal.
·

2adpd: 19 Be BC N 0 Ne
F

3rdyd: amstees, is a Ar.

:wemay be resemble

same an
or pestern
⑲ X

⑪ high tonic potential s


⑭ Similar At size

:EN At size IE
↳order
of posit
4.
Electronegativity:

tendency to shared
attract
pair
of electrons.
t
covalent board.

Eg:H = 4

if sie: NaYze.
.

:. smalles the atom, more the EN

cat,
jat,
a.ca,
Ye
->

s rights

:. size:a cat, cast.

:. IN: cast, cat > ca.

the
:. more the
change,
is the
more EN1.*
) s-oubital character a EN

spescharacter -50ye Ex more.

-
-2 35%

25%
-43 -
Periodic Table

Class 4
S ↑
Blocks &

Is block -
G5 1A211A. If I
Alkali ↳ IA HIA- Alkaline
=>
Eastt
metals
metals

Paraffic. ↳ ns2
-
-

Wax
wegg.
-
EA 0 D
=

highly
-

·
. reactive
with its of
ais

stored in
K&DseMe

-block soft
->

solid

:highly reactive
G81A> 6511A.
sublock ionic compo
Generally,
=>

est
i, Be2 Non-Alkali
except, mg metals


covalent compounds respond
Doesn't

flame testy
to

the
Along group:
-

Top
to bottoom,
Atomic size 44. IEH.

Along the
period,
size
Na>
mg
:. Atomic size It. I244.
2. P-Block
is metals. Non-metals & Metalloids.
paicograssaswe
are
-

2522p ***
-2
- >quid
-
⑧ Halogen
e

:Metalloids -
a
Al. Ga,Ge, sb. As. A -

. ns2
up1-6*
c. D-Block - Transition element

-
-
highest derisity
highest valency
highest 0.
All
=>
are metals.

metallic
property:
=>
-

S. d. 3
:.s d
p,
p* Feetzt 707
2
inte
-

Transition elements

setelements.
- ↓
variable
0.S
- coloured
-

COMI
Loveds-Paramagneticuse.
-

catalysts.
Electronic
configuration:
1. Fe 26
=

1522526552346432396
or d
-

[A5]452346
C -

n
4-1) ↳ not
present
152522463523pbus
2.2u 29
=

451
-
-
3410
-

3. Id 46.-
except.
=

152232263323p6323d4p532498
4410 Es -

Pd-
.

only with
element 0 evins subshell.
&
:Eras?-2-)d- s
FON BRICS D1

⑧Done call Bricks


IH
->
canthat", des
* :
-

-- 58-7
netinide
90-5103'y
Y - ↳
-
-


Y- a block exeaslyI
equal.
Sion? 198
Y
-

in
t s
->

29225224
252243 Fresh
I & M.

Statethe
-

19325246351
! ->
N 2523 -
-

↑1s:24
- - -

essent
- -

- 4
-Eth
->

iA 11A
Na
Ne>N>p>
Y
A
:
↑ATA:
-E
--
- 4> F2
2

3>02
D>N2.

- ->
moder
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-

-
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-
-

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58-71
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