Alkaline earth metals TRENDS.

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Alkaline earth metals TRENDS

Atomic Mass- mass of an atom Be 9.012amu Mg 24.305amu Ca 40.078amu Sr 87.62amu Ba 137.328amu Ra 226amu

Atomic size- radius of an atom Be 112pm Mg 145pm Ca 194pm Sr 219pm Ba 254pm Ra n/a

reactivity- ability of an element to undergo chemical changes Be Does not react with water Mg Reacts only slightly with water Ca Reacts with water Sr Reacts vigorously with water Ba Reacts violently with water Ra --

Shielding effect- full core shells blocking the positive nuclear force from reaching the valence shell Be 2 Mg 10 Ca 18 Sr 36 Ba 54 Ra 86

Ionization energy- energy required to remove an electron Be 900 Mg 738 Ca 590 Sr 550 Ba 503 Ra 509

Electronegativity- tendency of an atom to attract electrons Be 1.5 Mg 1.2 Ca 1 Sr Ba 0.9 Ra