AP Periodicity and Electron Configurations Form 2 1718

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Please Use the scanned blue book pages and Powerpoint presentation 1 to answers questions..

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Question 1: In figure 7-15 on page 305 what are the two underlying features of the periodic table? Please include the consequences. *

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Question 2: Why is n the most important factor in determining orbital size and stability within a column. *

Blue text 305 second paragraph

Question 3: Why does atomic size remain nearly constant across each row of the d and f blocks. What is offsetting? *

Blue Text 306 - 307.

Question 4: In the middle of page 309 why is the second ionization energy (IE) significantly larger than the first for Mg? *

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Question 5: Why is the third ionization energy much larger than the first two ionization energies for Mg? *

Blue Text 309, 2nd paragraph

Question 6: In slide 8-40 and 8-41 what does the multiple IE values for element illustrate proof of? *

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Question 7: Define Electron affinity (EA)? How is it similar to IE? *

Blue Text bottom of page 309

Question 8: Why do you think that electron-electron repulsion and screening are more important for negative ions than for neutral atoms which results in EA having no clear trend down a column? *

Blue text page 310..2nd paragraph is where I got the question from but you must derive the answer.

Question 9: Why does EA increase as you move across a row in the periodic table. And why does Nitrogen buck this trend? *

Blue text 311

Question 10: What does the EA of oxygen when compared to that of nitrogen say about electron screening? *

Blue Text page 311 bottom last paragraph

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