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Periodic Trends

Periodic Trends Nuclear Charge Shielding Atomic Radius

Nuclear Charge Charge of the nucleus

Increases() Across Period

Increases () Down Group

Periodic Trends Nuclear Charge Shielding Atomic Radius

SHIELDING Lower energy levels “shield” higher energy levels from full nuclear charge

NO CHANGE ACROSS PERIODS

Increases () Down Group

Periodic Trends Nuclear Charge Shielding Atomic Radius

Atomic Radius Size of the atom

Decreases () Across Period

Increases () Down Group

IONS An atom or group of atoms that have a positive or negative charge Form when electrons are transferred b/w atoms

Cations Positively charged ion Form by losing electron(s) Smaller than original atom Metals

Anions Negatively charge ion Form by gaining electron(s) Larger than original atom Non-metals

PERIODIC TRENDS Ionic Radius Ionization Energy Electronegativity

IONIC RADIUS Size of the Ion

Decreases () Across Period Cations smaller than anions-trend restarts with NM

Increases () Down Group

PERIODIC TRENDS Ionic Radius Ionization Energy Electronegativity

Energy requires to remove an electron Ionization Energy Energy requires to remove an electron

Increases () Across Period

Decreases () Down Group

Ionization Energy 1st ionization energy = +1 charge ion 2nd ionization energy = +2 charge ion 3rd ionization energy = +3 charge ion.

PERIODIC TRENDS Ionization Energy Ionic Radius Electronegativity

Ability of an atom to attract electron(s) Electronegativity Ability of an atom to attract electron(s)

Increases () Across Period

Decreases () Down Group

Reactivity Metals Give up electrons to become more reactive Nonmetals   Nonmetals Take on electrons to become more reactive

Metals Decreases () Across Period Reactivity Metals Decreases () Across Period

Reactivity Metals Increases () Down Group

Reactivity Nonmetals Increases () Across Period

Reactivity Nonmetals Decreases () Down Group