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Chemical Trends

The structure of atoms and the periodic table form the foundation of understanding matter. Atoms consist of protons, neutrons, and electrons. Protons carry a positive charge and are found in the nucleus alongside neutrons, which have no charge.

Chemical Trends

Da

1/12 mass

Carbon 12 atom

Bohr Rutherford

spherical

Water

Hydrogen gas + Base

Acid

Heat+Light

Effective nuclear charge

Trends

Ionisation Energy
atomic number

increases

energy

an electron

Electronegativity
tendency to attract

bond

group
Electron Affinity
electron is attached
period

charge

valence electron
negligible

Atomic Radius

distance
down the group
across the period
small

picometer

closer

Electron Shielding

number

Sidenote: exceptions for "generally" in QM

ENC
more electrons

Nuclear charge

Atomic Number
Protons

electrons

Coulomb's Law

Matter

Atoms

periodic table
periods
groups
elements
isotopes

atomic mass

same element

neutrons

radioisotopes

radioactive

gamma radiation

beta radiation

alpha radiation

decays

half-life

exponential

neutron count

proton count
Atomic Structure
Quantum Model

Electron

clouds of uncertainty

shells

subshells

cloverleaf

dumbbell

sphere

heisenberg uncertainty principle

momentum

position

same time

-1

Neutron

no charge

nucleus

centered in atom

Proton

+1

elementary charge

smallest possible charge

positively charged

Simplified models

diagrams

Conceptualization

properties, trends, etc

Chemical Trends

Group Trends

Group 17
Anion
1 Electron

Stable shell

Extremely Reactive
Halogens

Non metals

Group 1
Cation

outer shell full

More reactive
Alkali Metals

Metals