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Understanding Periodic Trends: Atomic Radii, Ionization Energies, and Metal Reactions

This chapter delves into essential concepts of periodic trends, including effective nuclear charge, atomic radii, and ionization energy. Explore the influences of these properties on the behavior of elements, particularly alkali metals and their reactions with water and oxygen. Additionally, uncover the significance of electron affinity and the acidity of oxides. Engage with the content through interactive videos to enhance comprehension. Follow the provided instructions to seamlessly continue your learning experience after viewing.

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Understanding Periodic Trends: Atomic Radii, Ionization Energies, and Metal Reactions

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  1. Chapter 7

  2. Effective Nuclear Charge Play Video

  3. Periodic Trends: Atomic Radii Play Video

  4. Ionization Energy Play Video

  5. Periodic Trends: Ionization Energies Play Video

  6. Electron Affinity Play Video

  7. Periodic Trends: Acidity of Oxides Play Video

  8. Reactions of Alkalai Metals With Water Play Video

  9. Flame Tests Play Video

  10. Reactions With Oxygen Play Video

  11. Reaction of Bromine With Aluminum Play Video • Click on picture • Click OK • Video will play in your browser (ie. Internet Explorer) • Click on “PowerPoint Slide Show” button on bottom of screen (NOT “Microsoft PowerPoint”) to continue viewing lecture after video stops

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