Quiz 8 Practice                  Chem 1A                  Name________________
1. Put the following atoms, Na, K, S, Cl, and Mg, in order of :
a) increasing size. __Cl__<__S__<_Mg__<__Na___<__K __
 

b) increasing ionization energy __K_<_Na___<__Mg__<_S__<_Cl__
 

c) increasing electron affinity _Cl__<__S__<__K__<_Na__<__Mg__

2. Write the complete and shorthand electron configuration for Cu, Cr, Fe3+ and Br-.
                    Complete                                                                    Shorthand

Cu _____1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p6,4s1,3d10                                       ____[Ar] 4s1,3d10______

Cr _____1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p6,4s1,3d5                                         ____[Ar] 4s1,3d5_______

Fe3+ ___1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p6,4s0,3d5                                          ____[Ar] 4s0,3d5________

 Br- ____1s2,2s2,2p6,3s2,3p6,4s2,3d104p6                                ____[Ar] 4s2,3d104p6____
3. How many electrons actually exist in the following energy levels of elements on earth?
Hint: See periodic table.
a. n=3, l=2, m1=3 ____0______             b. n=4 ____32______

c. n=6 ____Depends on periodic table    d. n=7 _____2_____
4. Using Bohr's formula for energy levels, DE=RhZ2(1/n12-1/n22), calculate the ionization energy for He+ ion in kJ/mole. Note: n1=1, n2= ¥ and Rh=2.18x10-18J
 8.72x10-18J

5. Make a sketch of the ionization energy vs. atomic number graph for the first three periods.

 See your notes or book

6. Make a sketch of the atomic radius vs. atomic number graph for the first three periods.
  See your notes or book

7. List three ways that the Mendeleeve periodic table differs from the modern periodic table.
 The Mendeleeve periodic table is in order of increasing atomic mass.
There are no transition elements included or f-block elements
The position of several elements would not be the same ie Ar and K would be reversed.
8. Make a sketch of the electron distribution vs. distance from nucleus for chlorine.
 See your book

9. Make a sketch of the electron affinity vs. atomic number for the first three periods.
  See your notes

10. Give a brief description for each family of the main-group elements.
See your book