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Explain why the ionisation energies tend to increase across a period

As you go across a period, the next atom will have 1 more proton in its nucleus than the one before. Therefore, the nucleus of each atom will have an increasingly positive charge, meaning a stronger nucle...

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Answered by Megan S. Chemistry tutor
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What factors affect ionisation energy and how does each of them affect it?

  1. atomic radius: the larger the atomic radius, the smaller the attraction of the outer shell electrons to the nucleus so the ionisation energy is lower reduced as atomic radius increases. 2. nuclear c...
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Answered by Harriet O. Chemistry tutor
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Describe and explain the trend of reactivity of group 2 metals with water

reactivity increases DOWN the group

Extra shells of electrons means there is increased shielding, and therefore atomic radii increases

even though nuclear charge increases, the extra shieldi...

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Answered by Amber H. Chemistry tutor
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How does the 3D dash and wedge notation work?

To make life easier we often treat molecules as flat - for example we draw methane on a page as a carbon with 4 hydrogens bonded to it at perfect 90 degree angles. This isn't really the case. Electron-ele...

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Answered by Dario M. Chemistry tutor
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Explain why Br2 has a higher melting point than Cl2

Br2 molecules are larger than Cl2 molecules, so more electrons are present in Br2 molecules. Therefore there are stronger van der waals forces between Br2 molecules than Cl2 molecules, so more energy is n...

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