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A)HISTORY of VOISDOBLAN AND LIFTLONTARMOSE For element with 3 to 8 valence electron. Group number=the number of valence lectron+10 Antoine Lavoisier Element light
name Alkali metal Alkali earth metal Transition element Halogens Noble gases
Period(1-7) C)INFORMATION FROM PERIODIC TABLE METALS 1.In solid state at rtp(except mercury) 2.malleable 3. good conductor of heat and electricity NON-METALS state liquid solid
newland(law of octaves) -arranged the known element in increasing atomic mass order -reptition
CPSeSAt -non-metal in solid state are brittle and poor conductor of heat and electricity METALLOIDS -brittle rather than malleable -poor conductor of heat and electricity When going down the group, 1.metal become more metallic 2.atomic size increase When move from left to right the period, 1.atomic size decrease -atomic mass menaik GROUP Charge 1 +1 2 +2 13 +3 15 -3 16 -2 17 -1 *positive chargeloss electron negative chargegain electron `number of valence electron=group `the number of shells occupied with electrons =period number 2.8.8.1
Moseley -increasing proton number B)prinsip asas periodic table -elements are arranged in increasing order of proton number
Electron arrangement
2 2.8 2.8.8 2.8.18.8 2.8.18.18.8 2.8.18.32.18.8 Argon gas
The outermost occupied shell of element in Group18 is fully occupied with electrons. !Helium,He has 2 valence electron.This is called Kr
Bcause argon would not react with tungsten metal filament. During welding,it provides inert atmosphere to prevent metal reacts with oxygen from the air.
electron arrangement.
This electron arrangement is very stable. Therefore,noble gases are chemically unreactive(inert).They dont need to share,receives,or donates electrons with other element. A)Physical properties 1.exist as monoatomic gases 2.at room temperature(rtp),they are colourless gases. 3.insoluble in water 4.cant conduct electricity and poor heat conductor They have: a)Very small atomic size b)low melting and boiling point Atoms of noble gas are held together by weak Van der Waals forces of attraction.So,very little heat is required to overcome this forces of attraction. c)low densities He When going down the G18: Ne Ar Kr Laser in repairing retina It is also used to fill photographic flash lamp. To treat cancer because it is radioactive
Rn
(low density)
In order to make metal become superconducter,it must be cooled by liquid helium to achieve low temperature. Ne