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Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Periodic Groups

By Brittney, Anthony, and Joe

GROUP 1A Physical prop.

  • reactive
  • soft slivery texture
  • group one elements have a valence electron config. of ns^1
  • good reducing agents
  • hydrogen and lithium
Photo by vitroid

GROUP 1A CHEMIACal

  • metallic
  • weak

group 2 physical

  • readily lose their 2 outer most electrons to form a cations with 2+ charge
  • silvery white
  • berlliyum
  • maganese

GROUP 2 chemical

  • reacts to hydrogen
  • reacts to halogens
Photo by Mel B.

GROUP 3 phyiscal

  • reacts with water to form hydrogen
  • soft
  • scanduim
  • yttrium
Photo by spisharam

GROUP 3 CHEMIAl

  • dissolves in acid
  • when exposed to air turns yellow or pink

group 4 phyiscal

  • hard refractory metals
  • titaniums melting point is 1941 k
  • basically silver
  • titanium
  • zirconium
Photo by UTSOA

group 4 chemical

  • all have a high melting point
  • atomic radius is 150 pm
Photo by The-Tim

group 5 phyiscal

  • reactive metals with high melting points
  • form different oxides
  • vandium
  • niobium
Photo by Pilottage

group 5 chemical

  • toxic
  • density 6.1 g

group 6 physical

  • transitional metals
  • drip instability may imply that the periodic table ends at unbixium
  • chromium
  • molybdenum
Photo by dmpop

group 6 chemical

  • Solid
  • stable idotopes
Photo by Bev Goodwin

group 7 physical

  • burn hot
  • soft metals
  • magenese
  • rhenium

group 7 chemical

  • first sub shell conatins 2 electron
  • 4th sub shell contains 2 electrons
Photo by harold.lloyd

group 8 chemical

  • hassium has not been isolated in pure form
  • high melting point
Photo by cobalt123

group 8 physical

  • silvery white
  • white transition metals, hard
  • iorn
  • ruthenium
Photo by Leo Reynolds

group 9 chemical

  • all know isotopes of meitnerium are radioactive with sort half lives amd not known to occur in nature
  • members of this family show patterns in electorn configuration
Photo by eriwst

group 9 phyiscal

  • only cobalt, rhodium and iridium have had thir properties expirimentally confirmed
  • relativley rare in earths crust
  • darker silver color
  • cobalt
  • iridium

group 10 chemical

  • high melting points
  • high boiling points
  • theory suggests group ten may produce +6 oxidation state under precise conditions
Photo by ilmungo

group 10 physical

  • light grey
  • posseses high luster a resistance to tarnish
  • eneter inti oxidation sates of +2,+4 and with a +1 being seen in special occasions
  • nickel
  • palladium
Photo by ⣫⣤⣇⣤

group 11 chemical

  • Roentggenium belongs based on its theroetcial config. but it is a short lived transactinide with a half life of 26 secs.
  • copper is toxic in excessive amounts

group 11 physical

  • elements have low resistivity
  • copper is the cheapest and most widley used
  • copper
  • silver

group 12 chemical

  • high volaitilty
  • poor conductors of heat but a fair conductor of electricity

group 12 physical

  • lowest melting point of all transititon metals
  • soft diamagnetic divalent metal
  • zinc
  • cadmium

group 13 chemical

  • atomic radius increases down the group
  • electrode potential increases down the group

group 13 physical

  • aluminum is the most important metal in this family
  • when bety.liu, and aluminum react with water the become slightly acitic
  • boron
  • aluminum

group 14 chemical

  • each of the elelments have 4 electrons in its outer orbital
  • the last orbital of all these elements is the p^2, orbital
Photo by Vermin Inc

group 14 physical

  • the boiling points of this group tend to get lower with heavier elements
  • carbons crystal srutcure is hexagonal
  • carbon
  • silicon
Photo by Ardonik

group 15 chemical

  • all elements are MH3 type hydrate
  • density also increases on moving down the group with increase in atomic number

group 15 physical

  • nitrogen is a gas but phosphourus is a liquid
  • metalic character varies depending on atoimc mass
  • nitrogen
  • phosphourus

group 16 chemical

  • shows high electronegativity
  • have large negative electron gain epthalpy

group 16 physical

  • oxygen is colorlees and tasteless
  • sulfur is solid at room tempurtate and yellow
  • oxygen
  • sulfur

group 17 chemical

  • halogne elemnts have only 7 valence electrons
  • more reactive

group 17 physical

  • flourine metling point -220
  • bromine meltiong point -7.2
  • flourine and chlorine

group 18 chemical

  • lasers produce ultraviolet light
  • used in excimer lasers which are based on electronically excited molecules

group 18 physical

  • very low melting and boiling points
  • all monatomic gases
  • neon and helium