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Periodicity and Period 3 flashcards
38 cards drawn from the 3 lessons on periodicity and period 3: 32 definitions, 3 check-yourself questions and 3 spot-the-error cards. Rate each answer to set when the card appears again.
Unit C12 · Periodicity and Period 3 lessons · all 945 cards · Anki deck and printable cards for this unit
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- PeriodicityDEFINE
- s-block elementDEFINE
- p-block elementDEFINE
- d-block elementDEFINE
- Atomic radiusDEFINE
- ShieldingDEFINE
- First ionisation energyDEFINE
- Metallic bondingDEFINE
- Giant covalent structureDEFINE
- Van der Waals forcesDEFINE
- Ionic radiusDEFINE
- IsoelectronicDEFINE
- Melting point goes up across a period because the atoms keep getting heavierSPOT THE ERROR
- Periodicity: trends across Period 3 and the blocks of the table: check questionCHECK
- AlkaliDEFINE
- OxidationDEFINE
- ReductionDEFINE
- OxideDEFINE
- Oxidation stateDEFINE
- Empirical formulaDEFINE
- Molecular formulaDEFINE
- SublimationDEFINE
- DimerDEFINE
- Dative covalent bondDEFINE
- Magnesium doesn't react with water at all; it just sits at the bottom of the beakerSPOT THE ERROR
- The Period 3 elements: reactions with oxygen and water: check questionCHECK
- Ionic bondingDEFINE
- Covalent characterDEFINE
- Basic oxideDEFINE
- Acidic oxideDEFINE
- OxoacidDEFINE
- Weak acidDEFINE
- AmphotericDEFINE
- NeutralisationDEFINE
- ElectronegativityDEFINE
- HydrolysisDEFINE
- Every oxide reacts with acids, because an oxide is a baseSPOT THE ERROR
- The Period 3 oxides: structure, bonding and acid–base character: check questionCHECK