In: Chemistry
Question 1
Electronegativity describes the ability of an atom to repel electrons.
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False |
2 points
Question 2
Atomic radius increases as you move down a group of elements.
True |
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False |
2 points
Question 3
The bottom left-hand corner of the periodic table contains elements with the highest electron affinity values.
True |
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False |
2 points
Question 4
The distance from the center of the atom to the average position of the outermost electrons is referred to as the atomic mass of the element.
True |
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False |
2 points
Question 5
A Ca2+ ion is smaller in size than a neutral Ca atom.
True |
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False |
2 points
Question 6
Which of the following atoms would possess the largest atomic radius?
magnesium |
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lithium |
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potassium |
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francium |
3 points
Question 7
Which of the following possesses the highest first ionization energy value?
fluorine |
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chlorine |
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oxygen |
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sulfur |
3 points
Question 8
Which elements have their highest energy electrons in "s" atomic orbitals?
H, He, Ne |
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O, Se, Po |
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Na, Sr, Fr |
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Cs, Hf, Tl |
3 points
Question 9
The 57th electron in an atom's electron configuration will be placed into which orbital?
5d |
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6d |
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4f |
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6p |
3 points
Question 10
Every element whose symbol appears in Group 14 of the periodic table has an electron configuration that ends in "…p2."
True |
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False |
2 points
Question 11
Transition metal elements are in the "d block" on the periodic table, because the electron configuration of every transition metal ends with electrons in "d" atomic orbitals.
True |
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False Question 1 Electronegativity describes the ability of an atom to repel electrons.
2 points Question 2 Atomic radius increases as you move down a group of elements.
2 points Question 3 The bottom left-hand corner of the periodic table contains elements with the highest electron affinity values.
2 points Question 4 The distance from the center of the atom to the average position of the outermost electrons is referred to as the atomic mass of the element.
2 points Question 5 A Ca2+ ion is smaller in size than a neutral Ca atom.
2 points Question 6 Which of the following atoms would possess the largest atomic radius?
3 points Question 7 Which of the following possesses the highest first ionization energy value?
3 points Question 8 Which elements have their highest energy electrons in "s" atomic orbitals?
3 points Question 9 The 57th electron in an atom's electron configuration will be placed into which orbital?
3 points Question 10 Every element whose symbol appears in Group 14 of the periodic table has an electron configuration that ends in "…p2."
2 points Question 11 Transition metal elements are in the "d block" on the periodic table, because the electron configuration of every transition metal ends with electrons in "d" atomic orbitals.
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Question 1
Electro negativity describes the ability of an atom to repel electrons.
False |
Electro negativity is the ability to attract bond pair to wards it
Question 2
Atomic radius increases as you move down a group of elements.
True |
Down the group valance electron enters into new sub shell. So size increases
Question 3
The bottom left-hand corner of the periodic table contains elements with the highest electron affinity values.
False |
They are electro positive elements
Question 4
The distance from the center of the atom to the average position of the outermost electrons is referred to as the atomic mass of the element.
True |
Question 5
A Ca2+ ion is smaller in size than a neutral Ca atom.
True |
As +ve charge increases size decreases so Ca+2 is smaller size than Ca atom
Question 6
Which of the following atoms would possess the largest atomic radius?
francium |
Question 7
Which of the following possesses the highest first ionization energy value?
fluorine |
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chlorine |
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oxygen |
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sulfur |
Answer: Due to its small size fluorine has high first ionization
Question 8
Which elements have their highest energy electrons in "s" atomic orbitals?
H, He, Ne |
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O, Se, Po |
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Na, Sr, Fr |
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Cs, Hf, Tl |
Na, Sr, Fr : their valance electron configuration is nS1
Question 9
The 57th electron in an atom's electron configuration will be placed into which orbital?
5d |
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6d |
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4f |
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6p |
Answer: 5d
Question 10
Every element whose symbol appears in Group 14 of the periodic table has an electron configuration that ends in "…p2."
True |
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False |
True
Question 11
Transition metal elements are in the "d block" on the periodic table, because the electron configuration of every transition metal ends with electrons in "d" atomic orbitals.
True