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Chemistry Class XI: Periodic Properties Assignment

This assignment for Chemistry Class XI covers periodic properties and electronic configurations of various block elements (s, p, d, f). It includes definitions, reasons for trends in atomic and ionic radii, ionization enthalpy, and electron gain enthalpy, as well as tasks such as arranging elements by ionic radii and writing chemical formulas. Additionally, it asks for IUPAC names, electronic configurations, and justifications related to the modern periodic table.

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Chemistry Class XI: Periodic Properties Assignment

This assignment for Chemistry Class XI covers periodic properties and electronic configurations of various block elements (s, p, d, f). It includes definitions, reasons for trends in atomic and ionic radii, ionization enthalpy, and electron gain enthalpy, as well as tasks such as arranging elements by ionic radii and writing chemical formulas. Additionally, it asks for IUPAC names, electronic configurations, and justifications related to the modern periodic table.

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BGS INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL

SECTOR-5, DWARKA NEW DELHI-75

CHEMISTRY CLASS XI

CH 3 PERIODIC PROPERTIES

ASSIGNMENT

Q1 Write general valence shell electronic configuration for s block elements and give any 4
properties of them.
Q2 Write general valence shell electronic configuration for p block elements and give any 4
properties of them.
Q3 Write general valence shell electronic configuration for d block elements and give any 4
properties of them.
Q4 Write general valence shell electronic configuration for f block elements and give any 4
properties of them.
Q5 Define periodicity. Explain cause of periodicity in Modern periodic table.
Q6 Define:
(i) Atomic radius (ii) Ionic radius (iii) Ionisation enthalpy (iv) Electron
gain enthalpy (v) Electronegativity (vi) Valency (vii) Isoelectronic ions
(viii) Screening effect(ix) Penetration effect (x) Representative elements
(xi) Transition elements (xii) Inner transition elements
Q7 Give reasons:
(i) Covalent radii is always smaller than Vanderwall and metallic radii.
(ii) Atomic radii decrease from left to right in a period while increase from top to bottom in a
group.
(iii) Noble gases have large atomic radius compared to halogens.
(iv) Radius of cation is smaller than that of parent atom.
(v) Radius of anion is larger than that of parent atom.
(vi) Ionic radii decrease in isoelectronic series.
(vii) Successive IE are higher.
(viii) Ionisation enthalpies increase from left to right in a period
(ix) Ionisation enthalpy of Be>B.
(x) Ionisation enthalpy of N>O.
(xi) Ne has highest IE in its period.
(xii) IE1 of Na< Mg while IE2 of Na > Mg.
(xiii) Successive EGE are less negative.
(xiv) EGE 2 of O is positive.
(xv) EGE increase in a period while decrease in a group.
(xvi) Halogens have highest EGE in their period.
(xvii) Noble gases have least EGE in their periods.
(xviii) EGE of F< Cl while it is expected to be more.
(xix) Zn, Cd and Hg are called transition elements.
(xx) EGE of Be and Mg are positive.
(xxi) Lanthanides and actinides are placed in separate rows at bottom of periodic table.
(xxii) Zero group is placed to the extreme right of periodic table.
Q8 Arrange in the order given
(i) N3--, O2--, F--, Na+, Mg2+, Al3+ (increasing ionic radii)
(ii) Li, Be, B, C, N, O, F, Ne (increasing IE)
(iii) I, I+ & I—(increasing radii)
(iv) Na+, Mg2+, Al3+, Si4+ (increasing radii)
(v) s,p,d,f subshell of a given shell (increasing penetration effect)
(vi) O, O--, O2—(increasing EGE)
(vii) Ca, Ca2+, Ca+ (increasing size)
Q9 Write IUPAC name and symbols of elements with following atomic numbers:
(i) 102 (ii) 111 (iii) 117 (iv) 125
Q10 Write electronic configuration and predict the period, group and block of periodic table
where the following element can be kept
(i) 87 (ii) 101 (iii) 46 (iv) 93
Q11 Write the chemical formula of compounds formed between
(i) Fe3+ & O2-- (ii) Ca2+ & O2-- (iii) NH4+ & PO43-- (iv) Al3+ & SO42—
Q12 State modern periodic law. How many periods and groups are there in Modern periodic
table?
Q13 Justify that sixth period of periodic table should have 32 elements.
Q14 Write the atomic no. of element present in 3rd period and 17 group of periodic table.

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