Periodic Trends Flashcards: Atomic Radius, Ionization Energy & Electronegativity

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   What is a periodic trend?

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   A recurring pattern in element properties as atomic number increases across periods and down groups.

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   What does covalent radius measure?

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   Half the distance between the nuclei of two identical atoms joined by a covalent bond.

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   What is first ionization energy?

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   The minimum energy needed to remove the most loosely bound electron from an isolated gaseous atom in its ground state.

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   What is electronegativity?

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   An atom's ability to attract shared electrons toward itself in a chemical bond.

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   What is a period on the periodic table?

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   A horizontal row. For main-group elements, moving across a period fills orbitals in the same principal electron shell.

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   What is ionic radius?

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   A measure of an ion's size, usually inferred from distances between ions in crystals.

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   What does electron affinity describe?

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   The energy change when an electron is added to an isolated gaseous atom to form a gaseous anion.

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   What does metallic character describe?

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   How readily an element shows metallic behavior, especially losing valence electrons and forming cations.

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   What is a group on the periodic table?

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   A vertical column. Main-group elements in one group usually share a valence-electron pattern and similar chemistry.

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    What is effective nuclear charge?

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    The net positive pull an electron feels from the nucleus after shielding and electron–electron repulsion are taken into account.

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    What are successive ionization energies?

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    The energies needed to remove electrons one after another from the same atom, then from its increasingly positive ions.

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    How does electronegativity difference relate to bond polarity?

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    A larger difference generally produces a more uneven electron distribution and a more polar bond.

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    Why do main-group elements in one group often behave similarly?

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    They have the same general number and arrangement of valence electrons, which drive much of their bonding and reactivity.

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    What is electron shielding?

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    The reduction in nuclear attraction felt by an electron because other electrons lie between it and the nucleus and repel it.

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    Why does the definition of ionization energy specify a gaseous atom?

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    It isolates the atom from bonding and intermolecular effects, so the energy reflects electron removal from that species itself.

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    Where are metals and nonmetals generally found on the periodic table?

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    Metals occupy the left and center; nonmetals cluster toward the upper right, with metalloids near the boundary.

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    What changes in the electron arrangement across a main-group period?

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    Electrons are added to the same principal shell while the nucleus gains one proton from one element to the next.

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    How does atomic radius generally change from left to right across a period?

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    It decreases.

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    How does first ionization energy generally change from left to right across a period?

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    It increases, although a few recurring subshell and electron-pairing exceptions interrupt the rise.

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    How does electronegativity generally change from left to right across a period?

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    It increases for the elements normally assigned electronegativity values.

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    What changes in the electron arrangement down a main-group group?

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    Each step adds a higher principal electron shell while preserving a similar valence-electron pattern.

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    How does atomic radius generally change down a group?

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    It increases.

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    How does first ionization energy generally change down a group?

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    It decreases.

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    How does electronegativity generally change down a group?

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    It decreases.

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    How does effective nuclear charge generally change across a main-group period?

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    It increases because nuclear charge rises while added electrons enter the same principal shell and do not fully shield one another.

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    How does a cation's radius compare with its neutral parent atom?

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    The cation is smaller.

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    How does electron addition generally change across a period?

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    It generally becomes more energetically favorable toward the right, but electron affinity has substantial exceptions and depends on the sign convention used.

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    How does metallic character generally change from left to right across a period?

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    It decreases.

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    Why are valence electrons generally farther from the nucleus down a group?

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    They occupy shells with higher principal quantum numbers, so the electron cloud extends farther outward.

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    How does an anion's radius compare with its neutral parent atom?

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    The anion is larger.

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    How does favorable electron addition generally change down a group?

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    It generally becomes less favorable as the added electron enters a larger, more shielded shell, though electron-affinity irregularities are common.

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    How does metallic character generally change down a group?

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    It increases.

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    Why does shielding change less than nuclear charge across a main-group period?

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    The added electrons enter the same principal shell, so they do not shield one another as effectively as inner-shell electrons do.

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    Which has the larger atomic radius, Li or Na?

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    Na. It lies below Li and has an additional occupied electron shell.

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    Which has the larger atomic radius, Na or Mg?

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    Na. Atomic radius generally decreases from left to right across Period 3.

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    How does greater electron–nucleus distance affect electrostatic attraction?

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    It weakens the attraction, all else being equal.

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    How do successive ionization energies for one element compare?

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    Each successive ionization energy is higher than the one before it because an electron is removed from an increasingly positive species.

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    Which has the higher first ionization energy, Li or Na?

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    Li. Its valence electron is closer to the nucleus and less shielded.

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    Which has the higher first ionization energy, Na or Mg?

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    Mg. Its greater effective nuclear charge holds the valence electrons more tightly.

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    Why does forming a cation usually shrink an atom?

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    Electron loss reduces electron–electron repulsion and increases the nuclear pull per remaining electron; losing the outer shell can shrink it sharply.

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    Which element is most electronegative on the Pauling scale?

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    Fluorine.

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    Which is more electronegative, Li or Na?

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    Li. Electronegativity generally decreases down Group 1.

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    Which is more electronegative, Na or Mg?

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    Mg. Electronegativity generally increases across Period 3.

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    What does a large jump between successive ionization energies reveal?

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    The next electron would come from a lower, core shell; the number removed before the jump indicates the valence-electron count for a main-group atom.

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    Why is Cl⁻ larger than neutral Cl?

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    The added electron increases repulsion within the valence shell while the nuclear charge stays the same.

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    How do you compare the radii of isoelectronic species?

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    The species with more protons is smaller because the same number of electrons feels a stronger nuclear attraction.

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    Why does an atom have no single sharp physical radius?

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    Its electron cloud has no hard edge, so atomic size depends on a defined measurement such as covalent, metallic, or van der Waals radius.

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    Why are noble-gas electronegativities often omitted in introductory tables?

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    Electronegativity describes attraction in a bond, and many noble gases form too few ordinary bonds for a standard value to be useful on common scales.

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    Why does forming an anion usually expand an atom?

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    The extra electron increases electron–electron repulsion and lowers the nuclear pull available per electron.

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    Order O²⁻, F⁻, and Ne from largest to smallest radius.

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    O²⁻ > F⁻ > Ne. All have 10 electrons, and increasing proton count pulls that electron cloud inward.

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    After which removal does Na show its first large ionization-energy jump?

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    After the first electron. Removing one valence electron leaves a stable core, so the second removal reaches that core.

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    Does electronegativity difference create a universal ionic-versus-covalent cutoff?

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    No. A larger difference usually means more bond polarity, but bonding lies on a continuum and context matters.

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    How do noble gases generally differ from halogens in electron affinity?

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    Adding an electron to a noble gas is generally unfavorable because it must begin a higher-energy shell; halogens usually gain one much more favorably.

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    Which is smaller, Na⁺ or Mg²⁺?

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    Mg²⁺. Both have 10 electrons, but Mg²⁺ has one more proton.

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    After which removal does Mg show its first large ionization-energy jump?

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    After the second electron. Mg has two valence electrons, so the third removal reaches a core shell.

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    How does electronegativity differ from electron affinity?

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    Electronegativity is a relative measure of attraction for shared electrons in a bond; electron affinity is an energy change for adding an electron to an isolated gaseous species.

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    How are atomic radius and first ionization energy generally related?

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    A larger radius usually means a lower first ionization energy because the valence electron is farther from the nucleus and easier to remove.

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    Which has the more exothermic first electron affinity, F or Cl?

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    Cl. Fluorine's very compact 2p shell creates stronger electron–electron repulsion for the incoming electron, so this pair breaks the simple down-group expectation.

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    Which has the higher first ionization energy, Be or B?

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    Be. B loses a higher-energy 2p electron, while Be loses a more penetrating 2s electron from a filled 2s subshell.

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    Why does Group 1 metal reactivity generally increase down the group?

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    The valence electron is farther out and more shielded, so its first ionization energy falls and electron loss becomes easier.

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    How are atomic radius and electronegativity generally related?

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    Smaller atoms usually attract bonding electrons more strongly, so electronegativity tends to rise as radius falls.

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    Why is Na⁺ much smaller than neutral Na?

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    Na loses its entire third-shell valence level, leaving the smaller neon-like electron configuration.

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    Which has the higher first ionization energy, Mg or Al?

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    Mg. Al's removed electron is a higher-energy 3p electron, while Mg loses a more penetrating 3s electron from a filled 3s subshell.

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    Why does halogen reactivity generally decrease down Group 17?

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    Larger radius and greater shielding weaken attraction for an incoming electron, so oxidizing ability generally falls. Particular reactions still depend on bond energies and conditions.

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    Why do Groups 2 and 15 often interrupt the simple electron-affinity trend?

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    Group 2 has a filled s subshell and Group 15 has a half-filled p subshell, so an added electron enters a less favorable arrangement.

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    Can ion charge alone rank two unrelated ionic radii?

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    No. Shell number, electron count, proton count, oxidation state, and crystal environment can all matter; the isoelectronic rule needs the same electron count.

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    Which has the higher first ionization energy, N or O?

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    N. Its half-filled 2p subshell is relatively stable; O has one paired 2p orbital, and repulsion makes one electron easier to remove.

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    In which direction does nonmetallic character generally increase?

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    Up and to the right, opposite the general trend in metallic character.

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    Within the same principal shell, which penetrates closer to the nucleus: an s or p orbital?

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    An s orbital. Greater penetration means its electrons are less shielded and usually lower in energy than p electrons in the same shell.

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    How do same-charge ion radii generally change down a group?

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    They increase as occupied electron shells are added.

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    Which has the higher first ionization energy, P or S?

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    P. Its half-filled 3p subshell is relatively stable; S contains a paired 3p orbital that increases repulsion and eases removal.

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    Why should simple periodic-direction rules be used cautiously for transition metals?

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    d-electron filling, shielding, oxidation state, and contraction effects make their property changes less regular than main-group trends.

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    Why do periodic-trend statements usually say “generally”?

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    Subshell energies, electron pairing, radius definitions, and element-specific configurations create real exceptions to the broad patterns.

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    Which has the larger atomic radius, K or Br?

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    K. Both are in Period 4, and atomic radius generally decreases from left to right.

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    Which has the higher first ionization energy, Mg or Cl?

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    Cl. Its valence electrons experience greater effective nuclear charge and are held more tightly.

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    Which is more electronegative, Al or Si?

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    Si. Electronegativity generally increases across Period 3.

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    Which has the larger atomic radius, O or F?

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    O. Atomic radius generally decreases across Period 2.

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    Which has the higher first ionization energy, K or Br?

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    Br. First ionization energy generally increases across Period 4.

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    Which is more electronegative, Mg or Cl?

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    Cl. It lies farther right in Period 3.

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    Which has the larger atomic radius, Al or Si?

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    Al. Atomic radius generally decreases across Period 3 as effective nuclear charge rises.

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    Which has the higher first ionization energy, O or F?

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    F. This pair follows the general increase across Period 2.

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    Which is more electronegative, K or Br?

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    Br. Electronegativity generally increases across Period 4.

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    Which has the larger atomic radius, Mg or Cl?

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    Mg. Both are in Period 3, and Mg lies farther left.

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    Which has the higher first ionization energy, Al or Si?

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    Si. This pair follows the general increase across Period 3.

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    Which is more electronegative, O or F?

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    F, the most electronegative element on the Pauling scale.

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    Order Al³⁺, Mg²⁺, Na⁺, Ne, F⁻, and O²⁻ from smallest to largest radius.

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    Al³⁺ < Mg²⁺ < Na⁺ < Ne < F⁻ < O²⁻. All have 10 electrons, so radius grows as proton count falls.

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    Why do upper-right nonmetals usually hold valence electrons tightly?

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    Their relatively small radii and high effective nuclear charges create strong attraction between the nucleus and valence electrons.

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    Across a main-group period, what shared cause links smaller radius, higher ionization energy, and higher electronegativity?

    回答

    Increasing effective nuclear charge pulls the same-shell valence electrons inward and holds them more strongly.

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Periodic Trends Flashcards: Atomic Radius, Ionization Energy & Electronegativity

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