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Chapter Eight
The Periodic Table
1
The Modern Periodic Table 2
•Representative Elements: (main group elements)
- Incomplete s or p shell determine elemental properties
•Transition metals – d orbitals also play a role in bonding
Some Groups in the Periodic Table 3
Alkali Metals Alkali Earth Metals Halogens
• Group 1A • Group 2A • Group 7A
• +1 charge • +2 charge • -1 charge
• Highly reactive • Reactive • Highly reactive if
single atoms
• Diatomic molecules
Metalloids
• Some characteristics
of metals, some of
nonmetals
• semiconductors
Transition metals
• Center of table Lanthanides & ActinidesNoble Gases
• Varying (+) charge • Bottom of table • Group 8A
• Use Roman numerals • Very reactive • + charge (if charged)
• + charge • Inert (least reactive)
• Often radioactive
Valence and Core Electrons 4
Valence electrons:
•Highest energy shell (largest principle quantum #, n)
•Furthest from nucleus
•Outermost electrons
•Available for bonding
- Determine the behavior of the atom
Core electrons
•Located on the inside in inner shells.
•Principal quantum number is lower
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Valence e
Example 1s22s22p4
Oxygen, O Z = 8 1s22s22p4
valence electrons e- = 6
2 2 4
Core electrons e- = 2 1s 2s 2p
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