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Complete the information below using the online periodic tables provided in the procedure. Element   Atomic Number...

Complete the information below using the online periodic tables provided in the procedure.

Element  

Atomic Number

Effective Nuclear Charge

1st Ionization Energies (kJ/mol)

Atomic Radius2 (pm)

Electro-
negativity Values3

Density of solid4 (kg/m3)

Number of stable isotopes

H

1

N/a

1312

37

2.2

88

He

2

N/a

2372

N/a

Li

3

1.69

520

0.98

Be

4

900

B

5

801

82

2460

2

C

6

1087

77

2267

3

N

7

3.83

75

3.04

O

8

4.45

3.44

F

9

3.98

Ne

10

69

N/A

1444

3

Na

11

2.51

154

968

Mg

12

1738

Al

13

Si

14

4.29

111

1.90

P

15

4.89

106

2.19

1

S

16

5.48

4

Cl

17

2030

Ar

18

N/A

K

19

3.50

196

Ca

20

4.40

174

1550

6

2 1 Angstrom = 100 pm; Covalent Atomic Radius taken from http://environmentalchemistry.com

3 Taken from http://environmentalchemistry.com or use Pauling Electronegativites

4   The preferred units are kg m-3 because the basic SI unit of weight is the kilogram (kg) and the preferred unit of length is the meter (m). To convert to the commonly used units of g cm-3, divide by 1000.

2 1 Angstrom = 100 pm; Covalent Atomic Radius taken from http://environmentalchemistry.com

3 Taken from http://environmentalchemistry.com or use Pauling Electronegativites

4   The preferred units are kg m-3 because the basic SI unit of weight is the kilogram (kg) and the preferred unit of length is the meter (m). To convert to the commonly used units of g cm-3, divide by 1000.

6     Fill in the data for Table 14.2 and create the following graphs and explain the pattern in each graph and how it relates to the Periodic Table.

First - the atomic numbers versus the Effective nuclear charge,

Second, the atomic numbers versus the 1st ionization energies,

Third – – the atomic numbers versus the Atomic radius, and

Fourth - – the atomic numbers versus the electronegativity values.

Homework Answers

Answer #1
Element Atomic No. Effective Nuclear Charge 1st Ionisation Energy (Kj/mole) Atomic Radius Electro negativity Density No.of Stable Isotopes
H 1 N/A 1312 37 2.2 88 2
He 2 N/A 2372 49 n/a 178 2
Li 3 1.69 520 123 0.98 534 2
Be 4 1.95 900 89 1.57 1848 1
B 5 2.6 801 82 2.04 2460 2
C 6 3.25 1087 77 2.55 2267 3
N 7 3.83 1403 75 3.04 1250 2
O 8 4.45 1410 74 3.44 1429 3
F 9 5.2 1681 72 3.98 1696 1
Ne 10 5.85 2080 69 n/a 1444 3
Na 11 2.51 496 154 0.93 968 1
Mg 12 2.85 737 136 1.31 1738 3
Al 13 3.5 577 125 1.61 2702 1
Si 14 4.29 786 111 1.9 2330 3
P 15 4.89 1012 106 2.19 1820 1
S 16 5.48 999 104 2.58 2070 4
Cl 17 6.1 1255 99 3.16 2030 2
Ar 18 6.75 1521 88 n/a 1782 3
K 19 3.5 419 196 0.82 862 2
Ca 20 4.4 590 174 1 1550 6
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