IGCSE化学:周期表
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下列元素中,哪一种元素的金属性最强?

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  • 卤素的反应活性从上到下递减。

    True (A)

    钠与氯气反应生成的化学方程式是什么?

    2Na + Cl₂ = 2NaCl

    元素周期表中,同一主族的元素具有相似的 __________ 及特性。

    <p>化学性质</p> Signup and view all the answers

    匹配下列元素及其对应的性质:

    <p>Na = 与水反应生成氢气 Mg = 较高的熔点 Cl = 与氢气生成盐酸 I = 较低的反应能力</p> Signup and view all the answers

    下列哪个选项正确描述了周期表中的金属和非金属元素?

    <p>金属元素主要集中在周期表的左侧。 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    钾元素的原子序数为多少?

    <p>19</p> Signup and view all the answers

    在元素周期表中, extbf{_____}的反应活性随原子半径增大而增加。

    <p>碱金属</p> Signup and view all the answers

    将元素与其属性匹配:

    <p>氯 = 卤素,反应活性强 钠 = 碱金属,反应活性强 铁 = 过渡金属,具有多种氧化态 氧 = 非金属,支持燃烧</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    同一周期元素的金属性递变规律

    同一周期从左到右,金属性逐渐减弱。

    同一主族元素的金属性递变规律

    同一主族从上到下,金属性逐渐增强。

    卤素的反应活性规律

    卤素的反应活性从上到下逐渐减弱。

    钠与氯气反应的化学方程式

    2Na + Cl₂ → 2NaCl

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    元素周期表中同一周期的元素

    具有相同的电子层数。

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    元素周期表结构

    元素周期表由周期(横行)和族(纵列)组成。同周期元素具有相同的电子层数,同族元素具有相似的化学性质。

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    原子序数

    原子序数等于原子核中质子的数量,也等于原子核外电子的数量,唯一标识元素。

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    金属性

    元素失去电子的能力,从左到右逐渐减弱,从上到下逐渐增强。

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    非金属性

    元素获得电子的能力,从左到右逐渐增强,从上到下逐渐减弱。

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    电子排布

    电子在原子核外按能级分层排布,最外层电子数决定元素的化学性质。

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    Study Notes

    IGCSE Chemistry: Periodic Table

    • Pre-Learning Notes: A comprehensive understanding of the periodic table is crucial. Focus on key areas like structure, atomic structure, electron configuration, and periodic trends.

    • Knowledge Points:

      • Basic knowledge: Periodic table structure (periods, groups, atomic number), atomic structure (protons, neutrons, electrons, relative atomic mass), electron configuration (electron shells, outermost electrons).
      • Key Concepts: Atomic structure and electron configuration affect chemical properties. Understanding trends in metallic and non-metallic properties.
      • Difficult Concepts: Predicting element properties and chemical reactions from the periodic table and explaining these shifts.
    • Example Questions:

      • Atomic Number: Determine the atomic number of sulfur, given its position on the periodic table.
      • Electron Configuration: Describe the electron configuration of potassium and its classification as a metal or nonmetal.
      • Relative Atomic Mass: Calculate the relative atomic mass of boron given its isotopes' abundances.

    Classroom Notes

    • Periodic Table Structure: Columns (groups) and rows (periods) form the periodic table. Periods have similar electron shell numbers.

    • Atomic Structure: Atoms have protons, neutrons, and electrons. The number of protons (atomic number) uniquely identifies an element.

    • Electron Configuration: Electrons fill electron shells according to energy levels. Outermost electrons (valence electrons) are key to chemical properties.

    • Metallic and Non-Metallic Properties: Elements are grouped by trends. Across a period, metallic character decreases and non-metallic character increases. Down a group, metallic character increases and non-metallic character decreases.

    • Specific Groups:

      • Halogens: Nonmetals with decreasing reactivity down the group. Reactivity decreases with increasing atomic radius (distance from nucleus to electrons).
      • Alkali Metals: Very reactive metals with increasing reactivity down the group. Reactivity increases with increasing atomic radius.
      • Transition Metals: Grouped in the middle of the table, have variable oxidation states. Often show complex behavior.
    • Predicting Element Properties from the Periodic Table: Knowing an element's position allows prediction of its properties such as metallic/non-metallic character and reactivity. Similarly, predicting chemical reactions is also possible by understanding elements' positions and properties.

    Review/Preparation

    • Mind Map: Create a visual map connecting key concepts like the table structure and trends (metallic/non-metallic, reactivity).

    • Summary of Key Areas:

      • Key Concepts: Periodic trends, properties of specific groups.
      • Challenging Concepts: Predicting properties and reactions. Understanding the trends behind properties.
      • Potential Errors: Confusion between trends in different groups and periods. Lack of comprehensive understanding of group properties (halogens, alkali metals).
    • Example Questions:

      • Element Properties: Identify the element with the strongest metallic properties.
      • Predicting Reactions: Write the balanced equation for the reaction of sodium with chlorine.
      • Halogens: Illustrate the differences in properties of halogens down the group.
      • Alkali Metals: What are the key characteristics that differentiate alkali metals?
      • Understanding the Properties: Describe the properties and reactions of transition metals and their complexity.
      • Predict Properties and Reactions: Using the table to predict the highest melting point among a set of elements.
      • **Calculations:**Calculate the number of neutrons for given atoms or isotopes.
    • Study Tips: Deep understanding of concepts through examples and practice is crucial. Use practice problems to solidify knowledge. Keep a log of mistakes for future reference.

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    此测验旨在加深您对周期表的理解,包括其结构、原子结构、电子配置和周期趋势。您将面对关于原子序数、电子配置和元素性质预测的关键问题,帮助您掌握化学的基础知识。

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