2022-10-09T22:06:21+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>atomic radius increases</p>, <p>melting point decreases</p>, <p>why does the melting point decrease down the group</p>, <p>why is the first ionisation energy the lowest</p>, <p>reaction with oxygen</p>, <p>describe MgO</p>, <p>reactivity of metals increases</p>, <p>what needs to be done to Mg ribbon before reactions</p>, <p>magnesium burns in steam to produce</p>, <p>magnesium reacts with warm water to produce</p>, <p>metals react with cold water to produce</p>, <p>observations with cold water</p>, <p>reactions get more vigorous </p> flashcards

Group 2

CIE Syllabus

  • atomic radius increases

    down the group

  • melting point decreases

    down the group

  • why does the melting point decrease down the group

    metallic bonding weakens as the atomic size increases

    electrostatic attraction between the nucleus and delocalised electrons decreases

  • why is the first ionisation energy the lowest

    outermost electrons are held weakly as they are the furthest from the nucleus and are most shielded and are attracted weakly

  • reaction with oxygen

    will burn in oxygen to form oxides

  • describe MgO

    white solid with high melting point due to ionic bonding

  • reactivity of metals increases

    down the group

  • what needs to be done to Mg ribbon before reactions

    cleaned with sand/emery paper to remove the oxide layer

  • magnesium burns in steam to produce

    magnesium oxide and hydrogen

    bright white flame

  • magnesium reacts with warm water to produce

    magnesium hydroxide and hydrogen gas

  • metals react with cold water to produce

    hydroxides and hydrogen

  • observations with cold water

    fizzing

    metal dissolving

    solution heating up

    (with calcium, a white ppt) less ppt formation down the group

  • reactions get more vigorous

    down the group