Reactivity of metals Denise 8a. Does a connection or relationship exist between the reactivity of a metal and the time it was discovered? Our Question:

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Reactivity of metals Denise 8a

Does a connection or relationship exist between the reactivity of a metal and the time it was discovered? Our Question:

Background information I know that metals with a greater atomic radius are more reactive, as they release their electrons more easily. This is because the electrons are farther away from the nucleus, and therefore the nucleus has a weaker hold on them. "BBC - H2g2 - Metals, Their Properties and Reactivity - a Beginners' Guide." BBC - Homepage. British Broadcasting Corporation. Web..

My hypothesis I think that it the time it was discovered will have a link with the reactivity, because more reactive metals (not surprisingly) will react with the air around them, and make themselves harder to find. The non reactive metals can be found lying around, so naturally they were found first, but as our technology improves we will find the hidden reactive metals.

There are currently around 117 metals, but for the sake of time and space, I will only list 10 of them ( in order of reactivity):

Conclusion I think that there’s a slight pattern; all of the more reactive metals (Caesium, Potassium, Lithium and Magnesium) were found in the 1800s, while the metals categorized as fairly reactive were found in the 1700s and metals classified as not very reactive in B.C. This agrees with my hypothesis.

Reflection I think that I could have done better by using more metals, to make a more accurate result. I also could have fixed my background information – certain parts I didn’t understand I could have found out, but didn’t have the time to.

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