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CHAPTER 4 PERIODIC TABLE
4.1  THE PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS
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Why we learn elements? Are they important to us? Let’s take a look for the uses of some elements !!
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Let’s play BINGO!!
Rules: - Winner in every round could earn 15 points - You can refer to elements list while writing symbol - You must state the full name of elements while playing - Those who can state full name of elements in whole one game could earn 5 points - The final winner is those who earn 50 points
Cl Sn Na Br Fe Zn K Ag Pb Mg H He Ar Cu Al Be N B P I Ne Si Ca S O
Scientist had discover hundreds types of elements in this earth. So can you guess how these  elements been arranged in order to let us easier to  recognise them?
Examples of modern periodic table
Yes! They’re arranged in  periodic table But remember, periodic table was formed in many years and developed by a few chemist in different ways.
 
Who began the discovery of periodic table ??
1. Antoine Lavoisier   (1743-1794AD) ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
2. Johann Dobereiner   (1780-1849AD) ,[object Object],[object Object]
3. John Newlands   (1837-1898AD) ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
4. Lother Meyer   (1830-1895AD) ,[object Object],[object Object]
5. Dmitri Mendeleev   (1834-1907AD) ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
6. Henry J.G. Moseley   (1887-1915AD) ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
 
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From this modern periodic table, can you find out what basic principle in arranging elements?
Answer :   all elements arranged in order of increasing  proton number
 
METALS NON-METALS
Conclusion:   Left side -Group 1-13     metals   Right side -Group 14-18     non - metals
Period   1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Period   ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5
Conclusion: -   number of electron shells = period - 2 electron shells = period 2 - 3 electron shells = period 3 -  2.8.8.1 = period 4
Group Q1 Example 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Group 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Group 1 Li  (2.1) Na  (2.8.1) K  (2.8.8.1) Rb  (2.8.18.8.1) Cs  (2.8.18.18.8.1) Fr  (2.8.18.32.18.8.1) back All elements in  Group  1  has 1  valence electron 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Group 2 back All elements in  Group  2  has 2  valence electrons Be  (2.2) Mg  (2.8.2) Ca  (2.8.8.2) Sr  (2.8.18.8.2) Ba  (2.8.18.18.8.2) 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Group 13 back All elements in  Group 1 3  has 3  valence electrons B  (2.3) Al  (2.8.3) Ga  (2.8.18.3) In  (2.8.18.8.3) 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Group 17 back All elements in  Group  17  has 7  valence electrons F  (2.7) Cl  (2.8.7) Br  (2.8.18.7) I  (2.8.18.8.7) 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Group 18 back He  (2) Ne  (2.8) Ar  (2.8.8) Kr  (2.8.18.8) All elements in  Group  18  has 8  valence electrons Except Helium 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Conclusion: -   number of valence electrons = group - 2 valence electrons = Group 2 - 3 valence electrons = Group 13 - 2.8.7 = Group  17
Example: -proton number = 6 -number of electron= 6 -electron arrangement=2.4 -LOCATION in periodic table:  period  2  (2 electron shells)  group  14  (4 electron valence)   Refer PT C 12 6
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 Mg 2.8.2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 Mg 2.8.2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Refer PT Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Refer PT Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 16 Cl 2.8.7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 16 Cl 2.8.7 3
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 16 Cl 2.8.7 3 3
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 16 Cl 2.8.7 3 3 7
Q1  Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 16 Cl 2.8.7 3 3 7 17
Try out this !!
Q2  Fill in the blanks  Ele-ment Proton number Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group H 1 He 2 Ca 20 O 8 P 15 B 5
Q2 Check your answers Proton number Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons  Period Number of valence electrons Group H 1 1 1 1 1 1 He 2 2 1 1 2 18 Ca 20 2.8.8.2 4 4 2 2 O 8 2.6 2 2 6 16 P 15 2.8.5 3 3 5 15 B 5 2.3 2 2 3 13
Q3 Write the location of elements below  in periodic table of elements 40 18 Ar 14 7 N 32 16 S
Q3 Check out your answer Given in periodic table Period 3 Group 18 40 18 Ar Period 2 Group 15 14 7 N Period 3 Group 16 32 16 S
4.2 Group 18 Elements Noble Gas
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Group 18 back All elements in  Group  18  has 8  valence electrons Except Helium He  (2) Ne  (2.8) Ar  (2.8.8) Kr  (2.8.18.8) 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He Neon Argon Krypton Xenon
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He Neon Ne Argon Krypton Xenon
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He Neon Ne Argon Ar Krypton Xenon
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He Neon Ne Argon Ar Krypton Kr Xenon
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He Neon Ne Argon Ar Krypton Kr Xenon Xe
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne Argon Ar Krypton Kr Xenon Xe
Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar Krypton Kr Xenon Xe
Boiling Point/K   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr Xenon Xe
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe 54
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe 54
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe 54
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe 54
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe 54
Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 -248 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 -248 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 -189 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 -248 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 -189 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 -156 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107
Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 -248 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 -189 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 -156 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107 -112
next Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1        1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1   Atomic Radius/nM   He   2372.3  0.128  Ne   2080.6  0.160  Ar   1520.4  0.174  Kr   1350.7  0.189  Xe   1170.4  0.218 Atomic Number   Relative Atomic Mass   Boiling Point/K   He   2     4.003     4.216     Ne   10     20.180     27.10     Ar   18     39.948     87.29     Kr   36     83.30     120.85     Xe   54     131.29     166.1     Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 -248 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 -189 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 -156 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107 -112
He  (2) Ne  (2.8) Ar  (2.8.8) Group 18 back ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
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[object Object],[object Object],Physical Properties  of Group 18 elements
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MOVIE Drift
MOVIE Car1
[object Object],[object Object],Chemical Properties of Group 18 Elements
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[object Object],[object Object]
Uses of Noble Gases
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MOVIE Helium girl
MOVIE Helium boy
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4.3  GROUP 1 ALKALI  METALS
Group 1 name: alkali metal ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Electron arrangement ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
 
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Sodium  Potassium Rubidium Caecium
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li Sodium  Potassium Rubidium Caecium
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li Sodium  Na Potassium Rubidium Caecium
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li Sodium  Na Potassium K Rubidium Caecium
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li Sodium  Na Potassium K Rubidium Rb Caecium
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li Sodium  Na Potassium K Rubidium Rb Caecium Cs
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium  Na Potassium K Rubidium Rb Caecium Cs
next Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium  Na 11 Potassium K Rubidium Rb Caecium Cs
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium  Na 11 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb Caecium Cs
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium  Na 11 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs
next Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium  Na 11 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs 55
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium  Na 11 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs 55
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium  Na 11 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs 55
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium  Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs 55
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium  Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs 55
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium  Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium  Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
next Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium  Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium  Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium  Na 11 0.19 886 98 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium  Na 11 0.19 886 98 Potassium K 19 0.23 774 64 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium  Na 11 0.19 886 98 Potassium K 19 0.23 774 64 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 688 39 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium  Na 11 0.19 886 98 Potassium K 19 0.23 774 64 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 688 39 Caecium Cs 55 0.26 678 28
next Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium  Na 11 0.19 886 98 Potassium K 19 0.23 774 64 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 688 39 Caecium Cs 55 0.26 678 28
Electron arrangement ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],back
1. Physical properties ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
How soft the alkali metals are? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Before we study the chemical properties, draw out the table first! Alkali Metals Reacts with water Reacts with Oxygen gas Reacts with chlorine gas Lithium / Li Sodium / Na Potassium / K
2. Chemical properties   - Have  similar  chemical properties, why? -  answer:  all   have one valence electron  A .  water B.  Oxygen C .   Chlorine   - All of alkali metals could reacts with: Next to reactivity
A .  Alkali metals react with water ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Chemical properties ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
B.  Alkali metals react with Oxygen ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Chemical properties
Observation : Reaction with oxygen ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Observation : Reaction with oxygen ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Observation : ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Reaction with oxygen
C.  Alkali metals react with Chlorine ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Chemical properties
Observation : ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],C. Reaction with chlorine
Observation : C. Reaction with chlorine ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Observation : ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],C. Reaction with chlorine
MOVIE CEMENT
MOVIE CRASHPROOF
The  Chemical properties  of alkali metls are  SAME  but   Reactivity  DIFFEREFENCE
What is the trend of their reactivity when going down  the Group 1? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
The trend of their reactivity when going down the Group 1  is  ……. ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Becomes more reactive BUT WHY?? slow faster Very fast
Q: Why reactivity of Group 1 increase    when going down the group? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Safety precautions in handling Group 1 elements ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],dO yOu KnOw  ?
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Uses of alkali metals
Thank you!
4.4  GROUP 17 HALOGENS
 
Group 17 name:  HALOGEN ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
 
 
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
 
GROUP 17 HALOGENS A. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES B. CHEMICAL PROPERTIES C. REACTIVITY GOING DOWN THE GROUP
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Pale yellow Purple solid brownish Yellow greenish White solid
fluorine chlorine iodine bromine
Metal pin Solid iodine
Solid iodine Metal plate
Solid iodine vaporises
 
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F Bromine Chlorine Iodine Astatine
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F Bromine Br Chlorine Iodine Astatine
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F Bromine Br Chlorine Cl Iodine Astatine
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F Bromine Br Chlorine Cl Iodine I Astatine
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F Bromine Br Chlorine Cl Iodine I Astatine As
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 Bromine Br Chlorine Cl Iodine I Astatine As
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 Bromine Br 17 Chlorine Cl Iodine I Astatine As
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 Bromine Br 17 Chlorine Cl 35 Iodine I Astatine As
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 Bromine Br 17 Chlorine Cl 35 Iodine I 53 Astatine As
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 Bromine Br 17 Chlorine Cl 35 Iodine I 53 Astatine As 85
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 Bromine Br 17 Chlorine Cl 35 Iodine I 53 Astatine As 85
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 Bromine Br 17 0.099 Chlorine Cl 35 Iodine I 53 Astatine As 85
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 Bromine Br 17 0.099 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 Iodine I 53 Astatine As 85
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 Bromine Br 17 0.099 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 Iodine I 53 0.133 Astatine As 85 -
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 Bromine Br 17 0.099 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 Iodine I 53 0.133 Astatine As 85 -
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 -188 -220 Bromine Br 17 0.099 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 Iodine I 53 0.133 Astatine As 85 -
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 -188 -220 Bromine Br 17 0.099 -35 -101 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 Iodine I 53 0.133 Astatine As 85 -
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 -188 -220 Bromine Br 17 0.099 -35 -101 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 59 -7 Iodine I 53 0.133 Astatine As 85 -
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 -188 -220 Bromine Br 17 0.099 -35 -101 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 59 -7 Iodine I 53 0.133 184 114 Astatine As 85 - - -
Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point /  °C   Melting Point /  °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 -188 -220 Bromine Br 17 0.099 -35 -101 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 59 -7 Iodine I 53 0.133 184 114 Astatine As 85 - - -
When going down the group : ,[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],halogen
MOVIE FITNESS STUDIO
Electron arrangement ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
High Electronegativity - which means the  strength  of its atom in a molecule  to pull   electrons  towards in nucleus
2. Chemical properties   - Have similar chemical properties, why? - Answer:all have seven valence electrons   A .   water B.    alkali C.    Iron metal - All of alkali metals could reacts with: Next to reactivity
A .  Halogens react with water ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Cl 2   +  H 2 O     HCl  +  HOCl Chlorine   water  hydrochloric  hydrochlorus   acid   acid Chemical properties
Br 2   +  H 2 O     HBr  +  HOBr Bromine  water  hydrobromic  hypobromus   acid   acid I 2   +  H 2 O     HI  +  HOI Iodine  water  hydroiodic  hypoiodus   acid   acid Chemical properties
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],B .  Halogens react with Alkali Cl 2   +  2NaOH     NaCl  +  NaOCl  + H 2 O Chlorine  sodium  sodium    sodium  water hydroxide  chloride  chlorate(I)
Br 2   +  2NaOH     NaBr  +  NaOBr  + H 2 O Bromine  sodium  sodium    sodium    water hydroxide  bromide   bromate(I) I 2   +  2NaOH    NaI  +  NaOI  +  H 2 O Iodine  sodium  sodium  sodium  water hydroxide  iodide  iodate(I) Chemical properties
C .  Halogens react with Iron ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],3Cl 2   +  2Fe     2FeCl 3   Chlorine   Iron Iron (III) chloride
2Br 2   +  3Fe     2FeBr 3   Bromine   Iron Iron (III) bromide 2I 2   +  3Fe     2FeI 3   Iodine   Iron Iron (III) iodide
Observations : halogen
Observations : halogen
Observations : halogen
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Reactivity of halogens
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Q: Why reactivity of Group 17 decreases going down the group?
Safety precautions in handling Group 17 elements:   ,[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Q: Compare the reactivity between Group 1 and Group 17 when going down the group Group 1 Group 17 ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],More reactive Less reactive
4.6 Transition Metal
 
The position in the Periodic Table ,[object Object],[object Object]
Physical Properties of  Transition Elements ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
The first-row Transition Metals
**Special Characteristic of Transition Elements ,[object Object]
Colours of some of the first-row Transition Metal ions in solution
[object Object],[object Object]
[object Object]
 
[object Object]
Uses of some Transition Metals ,[object Object]
[object Object]
[object Object]
 
Fireworks ,[object Object]
[object Object]
[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Indian Hair cut
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Chapter 4 periodic table

  • 2. 4.1 THE PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS
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  • 4. Why we learn elements? Are they important to us? Let’s take a look for the uses of some elements !!
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  • 8. Rules: - Winner in every round could earn 15 points - You can refer to elements list while writing symbol - You must state the full name of elements while playing - Those who can state full name of elements in whole one game could earn 5 points - The final winner is those who earn 50 points
  • 9. Cl Sn Na Br Fe Zn K Ag Pb Mg H He Ar Cu Al Be N B P I Ne Si Ca S O
  • 10. Scientist had discover hundreds types of elements in this earth. So can you guess how these elements been arranged in order to let us easier to recognise them?
  • 11. Examples of modern periodic table
  • 12. Yes! They’re arranged in periodic table But remember, periodic table was formed in many years and developed by a few chemist in different ways.
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  • 14. Who began the discovery of periodic table ??
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  • 23. From this modern periodic table, can you find out what basic principle in arranging elements?
  • 24. Answer : all elements arranged in order of increasing proton number
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  • 27. Conclusion: Left side -Group 1-13  metals Right side -Group 14-18  non - metals
  • 28. Period  1 2 3 4 5 6 7
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  • 30. Conclusion: - number of electron shells = period - 2 electron shells = period 2 - 3 electron shells = period 3 - 2.8.8.1 = period 4
  • 31. Group Q1 Example 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
  • 32. Group 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
  • 33. Group 1 Li (2.1) Na (2.8.1) K (2.8.8.1) Rb (2.8.18.8.1) Cs (2.8.18.18.8.1) Fr (2.8.18.32.18.8.1) back All elements in Group 1 has 1 valence electron 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
  • 34. Group 2 back All elements in Group 2 has 2 valence electrons Be (2.2) Mg (2.8.2) Ca (2.8.8.2) Sr (2.8.18.8.2) Ba (2.8.18.18.8.2) 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
  • 35. Group 13 back All elements in Group 1 3 has 3 valence electrons B (2.3) Al (2.8.3) Ga (2.8.18.3) In (2.8.18.8.3) 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
  • 36. Group 17 back All elements in Group 17 has 7 valence electrons F (2.7) Cl (2.8.7) Br (2.8.18.7) I (2.8.18.8.7) 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
  • 37. Group 18 back He (2) Ne (2.8) Ar (2.8.8) Kr (2.8.18.8) All elements in Group 18 has 8 valence electrons Except Helium 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
  • 38. Conclusion: - number of valence electrons = group - 2 valence electrons = Group 2 - 3 valence electrons = Group 13 - 2.8.7 = Group 17
  • 39. Example: -proton number = 6 -number of electron= 6 -electron arrangement=2.4 -LOCATION in periodic table: period 2 (2 electron shells) group 14 (4 electron valence) Refer PT C 12 6
  • 40. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 Mg 2.8.2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 41. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 Mg 2.8.2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 42. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 43. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 44. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 45. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 46. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 47. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 48. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 49. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 50. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 51. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 52. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Refer PT Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 53. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Refer PT Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 54. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 55. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 56. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 57. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 Cl 2.8.7
  • 58. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 Cl 2.8.7
  • 59. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 Cl 2.8.7
  • 60. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 16 Cl 2.8.7
  • 61. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 16 Cl 2.8.7 3
  • 62. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 16 Cl 2.8.7 3 3
  • 63. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 16 Cl 2.8.7 3 3 7
  • 64. Q1 Fill in the blanks (demo) Elements Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group Be 2.2 2 2 2 2 Mg 2.8.2 3 3 2 2 Al 2.8.3 3 3 3 13 Ne 2.8 2 2 8 18 S 2.8.6 3 3 6 16 Cl 2.8.7 3 3 7 17
  • 66. Q2 Fill in the blanks Ele-ment Proton number Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group H 1 He 2 Ca 20 O 8 P 15 B 5
  • 67. Q2 Check your answers Proton number Electron arrange-ment Number of shells occupied by electrons Period Number of valence electrons Group H 1 1 1 1 1 1 He 2 2 1 1 2 18 Ca 20 2.8.8.2 4 4 2 2 O 8 2.6 2 2 6 16 P 15 2.8.5 3 3 5 15 B 5 2.3 2 2 3 13
  • 68. Q3 Write the location of elements below in periodic table of elements 40 18 Ar 14 7 N 32 16 S
  • 69. Q3 Check out your answer Given in periodic table Period 3 Group 18 40 18 Ar Period 2 Group 15 14 7 N Period 3 Group 16 32 16 S
  • 70. 4.2 Group 18 Elements Noble Gas
  • 71.
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  • 73. Group 18 back All elements in Group 18 has 8 valence electrons Except Helium He (2) Ne (2.8) Ar (2.8.8) Kr (2.8.18.8) 1 2 3-12 13 14 15 16 17 18
  • 74. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He Neon Argon Krypton Xenon
  • 75. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He Neon Ne Argon Krypton Xenon
  • 76. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He Neon Ne Argon Ar Krypton Xenon
  • 77. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He Neon Ne Argon Ar Krypton Kr Xenon
  • 78. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He Neon Ne Argon Ar Krypton Kr Xenon Xe
  • 79. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne Argon Ar Krypton Kr Xenon Xe
  • 80. Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar Krypton Kr Xenon Xe
  • 81. Boiling Point/K Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr Xenon Xe
  • 82. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe
  • 83. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe 54
  • 84. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe 54
  • 85. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe 54
  • 86. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe 54
  • 87. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 Xenon Xe 54
  • 88. Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54
  • 89. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
  • 90. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
  • 91. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 Neon Ne 10 0.070 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
  • 92. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 Argon Ar 18 0.094 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
  • 93. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
  • 94. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 Xenon Xe 54 0.130
  • 95. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107
  • 96. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107
  • 97. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 -248 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107
  • 98. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 -248 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 -189 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107
  • 99. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 -248 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 -189 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 -156 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107
  • 100. Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 -248 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 -189 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 -156 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107 -112
  • 101. next Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1     1st Ionisation Energy/kJ mol -1 Atomic Radius/nM He 2372.3 0.128 Ne 2080.6 0.160 Ar 1520.4 0.174 Kr 1350.7 0.189 Xe 1170.4 0.218 Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Boiling Point/K He 2   4.003   4.216   Ne 10   20.180   27.10   Ar 18   39.948   87.29   Kr 36   83.30   120.85   Xe 54   131.29   166.1   Noble gases Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Helium He 2 0.050 -269 -270 Neon Ne 10 0.070 -246 -248 Argon Ar 18 0.094 -186 -189 Krypton Kr 36 0.109 -152 -156 Xenon Xe 54 0.130 -107 -112
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  • 128. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Sodium Potassium Rubidium Caecium
  • 129. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li Sodium Potassium Rubidium Caecium
  • 130. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li Sodium Na Potassium Rubidium Caecium
  • 131. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li Sodium Na Potassium K Rubidium Caecium
  • 132. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li Sodium Na Potassium K Rubidium Rb Caecium
  • 133. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li Sodium Na Potassium K Rubidium Rb Caecium Cs
  • 134. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium Na Potassium K Rubidium Rb Caecium Cs
  • 135. next Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium Na 11 Potassium K Rubidium Rb Caecium Cs
  • 136. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium Na 11 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb Caecium Cs
  • 137. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium Na 11 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs
  • 138. next Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium Na 11 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs 55
  • 139. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 Sodium Na 11 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs 55
  • 140. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium Na 11 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs 55
  • 141. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs 55
  • 142. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 Caecium Cs 55
  • 143. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55
  • 144. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
  • 145. next Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 Sodium Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
  • 146. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium Na 11 0.19 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
  • 147. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium Na 11 0.19 886 98 Potassium K 19 0.23 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
  • 148. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium Na 11 0.19 886 98 Potassium K 19 0.23 774 64 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
  • 149. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium Na 11 0.19 886 98 Potassium K 19 0.23 774 64 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 688 39 Caecium Cs 55 0.26
  • 150. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium Na 11 0.19 886 98 Potassium K 19 0.23 774 64 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 688 39 Caecium Cs 55 0.26 678 28
  • 151. next Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Lithium Li 3 0.15 1347 181 Sodium Na 11 0.19 886 98 Potassium K 19 0.23 774 64 Rubidium Rb 37 0.25 688 39 Caecium Cs 55 0.26 678 28
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  • 155. Before we study the chemical properties, draw out the table first! Alkali Metals Reacts with water Reacts with Oxygen gas Reacts with chlorine gas Lithium / Li Sodium / Na Potassium / K
  • 156. 2. Chemical properties - Have similar chemical properties, why? - answer: all have one valence electron A . water B. Oxygen C . Chlorine - All of alkali metals could reacts with: Next to reactivity
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  • 186. GROUP 17 HALOGENS A. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES B. CHEMICAL PROPERTIES C. REACTIVITY GOING DOWN THE GROUP
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  • 190. Metal pin Solid iodine
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  • 194. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F Bromine Chlorine Iodine Astatine
  • 195. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F Bromine Br Chlorine Iodine Astatine
  • 196. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F Bromine Br Chlorine Cl Iodine Astatine
  • 197. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F Bromine Br Chlorine Cl Iodine I Astatine
  • 198. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F Bromine Br Chlorine Cl Iodine I Astatine As
  • 199. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 Bromine Br Chlorine Cl Iodine I Astatine As
  • 200. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 Bromine Br 17 Chlorine Cl Iodine I Astatine As
  • 201. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 Bromine Br 17 Chlorine Cl 35 Iodine I Astatine As
  • 202. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 Bromine Br 17 Chlorine Cl 35 Iodine I 53 Astatine As
  • 203. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 Bromine Br 17 Chlorine Cl 35 Iodine I 53 Astatine As 85
  • 204. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 Bromine Br 17 Chlorine Cl 35 Iodine I 53 Astatine As 85
  • 205. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 Bromine Br 17 0.099 Chlorine Cl 35 Iodine I 53 Astatine As 85
  • 206. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 Bromine Br 17 0.099 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 Iodine I 53 Astatine As 85
  • 207. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 Bromine Br 17 0.099 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 Iodine I 53 0.133 Astatine As 85 -
  • 208. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 Bromine Br 17 0.099 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 Iodine I 53 0.133 Astatine As 85 -
  • 209. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 -188 -220 Bromine Br 17 0.099 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 Iodine I 53 0.133 Astatine As 85 -
  • 210. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 -188 -220 Bromine Br 17 0.099 -35 -101 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 Iodine I 53 0.133 Astatine As 85 -
  • 211. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 -188 -220 Bromine Br 17 0.099 -35 -101 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 59 -7 Iodine I 53 0.133 Astatine As 85 -
  • 212. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 -188 -220 Bromine Br 17 0.099 -35 -101 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 59 -7 Iodine I 53 0.133 184 114 Astatine As 85 - - -
  • 213. Alkali metals Symbol Proton Number Atomic Radius / nm Boiling Point / °C Melting Point / °C Fluorine F 9 0.071 -188 -220 Bromine Br 17 0.099 -35 -101 Chlorine Cl 35 0.114 59 -7 Iodine I 53 0.133 184 114 Astatine As 85 - - -
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  • 218. High Electronegativity - which means the strength of its atom in a molecule to pull electrons towards in nucleus
  • 219. 2. Chemical properties - Have similar chemical properties, why? - Answer:all have seven valence electrons A . water B. alkali C. Iron metal - All of alkali metals could reacts with: Next to reactivity
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  • 221. Br 2 + H 2 O  HBr + HOBr Bromine water hydrobromic hypobromus acid acid I 2 + H 2 O  HI + HOI Iodine water hydroiodic hypoiodus acid acid Chemical properties
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  • 223. Br 2 + 2NaOH  NaBr + NaOBr + H 2 O Bromine sodium sodium sodium water hydroxide bromide bromate(I) I 2 + 2NaOH  NaI + NaOI + H 2 O Iodine sodium sodium sodium water hydroxide iodide iodate(I) Chemical properties
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  • 225. 2Br 2 + 3Fe  2FeBr 3 Bromine Iron Iron (III) bromide 2I 2 + 3Fe  2FeI 3 Iodine Iron Iron (III) iodide
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