Today we checked in:
- Coulombic Attractions
- Shells, subshells, and orbitals... Oh my!
- WK in our lab notebook with the periodic table
The keys to the handouts are on Moodle already
CORRECTION: Periodic Table Worksheet
6k) The answer is [Kr] 5S2 4D9
We picked up the periodic trends worksheets which can be found in the handouts link under Unit 6.
Class Notes:
Periodic Trends:
Atomic Radius:
-How big is an atom?
-How many energy shells are filled?
-How many protons are in the nucleus?
Ex. H the first shell He the first shell
Li the second shell O the second shell
Na the third shell
As you go down in the periodic table, atoms get bigger because electrons are going into bigger and bigger shells that take more space farther away from the nucleus
As you go across in the periodic table, from left to right, atoms get smaller because there are a greater amount of protons for each electron thereby increasing the pull between them. This attraction pulls the electrons closer to the nucleus, decreasing the size of the atom.
-Atomic radius increases going down and to the left in the periodic table.
REMINDERS:
Test is THURSDAY!
The test will be 45 M/C with no short answers.
The Unit Review Packet is due tomorrow!!!
The review session for this unit is WEDNESDAY at 7:00 A.M.
Homework:
Finish the Periodic Trends worksheets. Due tomorrow.
Tomorrow's blogger will be Frankie
