question archive Hello Tutors please help with the following questions to help my comprehension on the topic (try to be as accurate as possible) [**Also this is not for an assignment but rather for my own comprehension**] -In a gold block, individual atoms of gold are bonded together through metallic bonding
Hello Tutors please help with the following questions to help my comprehension on the topic (try to be as accurate as possible) [**Also this is not for an assignment but rather for my own comprehension**] -In a gold block, individual atoms of gold are bonded together through metallic bonding
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Hello Tutors please help with the following questions to help my comprehension
on the topic (try to be as accurate as possible) [**Also this is not for an assignment but rather for my own comprehension**]
-In a gold block, individual atoms of gold are bonded together through metallic bonding. How would you use the gold block to determine the atomic radius of an atom of gold?
If two elements are from the same period, which element is most likely to have the largest atomic radius, the element from Group 13 or the element from Group 17?
Of the elements Li, O, C, and F, which: has the largest atomic radius? has the smallest atomic radius?
Which of Ca, Be, Ba, and Sr has the largest atomic radius? Explain in terms of trends in the periodic table.
What does the chemical symbol Li^+ refer to?
Suppose you have an alkaline- earth metal and a halogen. Which is more likely to have a higher ionization energy?
Consider two main-group elements, A and B. Element A has a first ionization energy of 419 kJ/mol. Element B has a first ionization energy of 1000 kJ/mol.
-Which element is likely to be in the s block?
-Which element is likely to be in the p block?
-Which element is more likely to form a positive ion?
What name is given to the energy required to remove an electron from a 4+ ion?
Suppose that the table above was extended to list the sixth ionization energies for the elements. Which element in the second period, and which element in the third period, would have the highest value for IE6?
Why are most of the electron affinities in the table below negative?
Is an element with an electron affinity that is greater (less negative) than another element more or less likely to gain an electron?
Classify each of the following ions as a cation or an anion. a. Rb+ d. P3-
-Rb^+
-F^-
-Fe^2+
-P^3-
-Te^2-
-C^4-
Describe whether the following pairs of particles repel each other or attract each other.
-anion and anion
-cation and anion
-cation and cation
Why are there no common ions or ionic radii listed for the noble-gas elements in Group 18 of the periodic table?
Consider four hypothetical main-group elements, Q, R, T, and X, that have the outer electron configurations indicated below.
-Q: 3s^2 3p^5
-R: 3s^1
-T: 4d^10 5s^2 5p^5
-X: 4d^10 5s^2 5p^1
Identify the block location of each hypothetical element.
-Q: ________ block
-T: _________ block
-R: _________ block
-X: __________ block
-Which of these elements are in the same period?
-Which of these elements are in the same group?
