Timestamps: Electronegativity: 0:25 Ionization Energy: 3:40 Electron Affinity: 10:09 Atomic Radii: 12:37 Ion Size: 14:35 Metallic Character: 21:54
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Is Atomic size and Atomic Radii the same?
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@erikacorona74134 жыл бұрын
She forgot to mention something very important regarding the Ionization Energy part; Another exception other than the two she named is that the NOBLE GASES are going to have the HIGHEST ionization energy since they are so stable it is going to require the most energy to remove an electron.
@harmie17433 жыл бұрын
Do the noble gases follow the same vertical trend (higher row the noble gas is, higher IE compared to lower noble gases?
@erikacorona74133 жыл бұрын
@@harmie1743 No, because now another component has to be taken into consideration; orbit size. The bigger the orbit the less energy it’ll need to removed an electron since it’s so far away from the nucleus now and the smaller it is the harder it is to remove an electron since it’s closer to the nucleus. So when you are going down the noble gases periodically they get bigger and bigger thus less IE. Therefor the most IE will reside with the noble gas of Helium.
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Why did she calculate the ions or electrons or whatever? Isn't the largest cation, the smallest ion size?
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Nevermind, I think that I understand now.
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18:12 - one way I can recognize which is larger is because Br has 35 protons while Kr has 36 protons, the 35 protons in the Br nucleus is going to have less of a pull to the 36 electrons compared to the pull of Kr's 36 protons so Br will be larger. Understanding this requires understanding the shielding effect, but for me it's helpful to know the why behind anions being larger.
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I believe the electronegativity follows the below order. Ne > F > O > N >= Ar > C > Kr > Cl > S >= Xe > Se ~ I ~ Rn> other elements..... Helium's EN is very difficult to predict. Its should be less than that of oxygen.
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Lol not creepy I've been told that all my life, I can thank my father for these vocals! You're very Selena, I'm so glad this is making sense now 🎉
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For electron affinity would the noble gases have a high electron affinity or no electron affinity?
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@joshdrew40519 ай бұрын
is it atomic radii or covalent since you're measuring the radii between two atoms in your image at 13:00 ?
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@user-df1pl5ib8u3 жыл бұрын
0:26 Electronegativity 3:40 Ionization Energy (IE) 10:09 Electron Affinity (EA) 12:38 Atomic Radii 14:33 Ion Size 21:55 Metallic Character
@billduck13413 жыл бұрын
Ok
@billduck13413 жыл бұрын
HI CLASSMATE
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That's awesome! Congratulations to him for getting an A!! Other great channels for Physics are: 1) Bozeman Science 2) Flipping Physics
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this is much more simple and well explained than what my professor is teaching, thank you so much!!!
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Wow she knows what students are thinking!! Also I love your voice!!
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Thank you so much!! It's very easy for me to understand periodic trends now, I hope you continue creating contents like this!!
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This video really helps me a lot before the chapter test, I really like your videos and I'm grateful with your help.
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Hi Melissa. your tutorials helped me to better understand this chemistry for engineers class thank you . a question i have , why do the elements follow the trends ?
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Thank you! You explain things so well. (Also, your voice is super soothing)
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@Mr839705 жыл бұрын
So when I was introduced to electronegative atoms I was told to follow the following order F O N Cl Br I C H. In your explanation you mentioned that N would be more electronegative than Cl, and I understand your explanation. But unfortunately some test writer and teacher states that Cl is more electronegative that N. Is there a guidelines for this pattern? Thank you
@nousername56733 жыл бұрын
Relative electronegativity can be predicted by calculating the effectiveness nuclear charge.
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@egwuatuvictor10284 жыл бұрын
Good day ma Pls I have a question... If electronegative is like the process of gaining electrons and ionization energy is like the process of removing electrons, then why do they have the same rend in the periodic table
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