TRANSITION METALS

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A levels (TRANSITION METALS) CHEMISTRY Mapa Mental sobre TRANSITION METALS, creado por ruyi :) el 01/06/2014.
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TRANSITION METALS
  1. All d block elements excluding scandium (ion = [Ar] 3d^0) and zinc (ion = [Ar] 3d^10)
    1. 4s orbitals are filled up first as they are lower in energy. However, once 3d orbitals are occupied, shielding effect occurs (3d electrons shield 4s electrons), effective nuclear charge of 4s orbitals increases. During ion formation, 4s electrons are removed first.
      1. exception to general pattern of electronic configuration: Cr ( [Ar] 3d^5 4s^1) and Cu ( [Ar] 3d^10 4s^1)
        1. ELECTRONIC CONFIGURATION
          1. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES (across the period)
            1. Atomic radii trend
              1. decreases slightly

                Nota:

                • -Across the period:  * nuclear charge increases  * shielding effect increases (unlike s block elements which remain constant) due to filling in of d orbitals (unlike s block metals which fills in outermost orbital) -effective nuclear charge increases slightly -atomic radii decreases slightly
              2. Ionic radii trend
                1. decreases slightly for M^3+

                  Nota:

                  • no explanation for this, no trend for M^2+
                2. Boiling and melting points
                  1. higher than s block elements

                    Nota:

                    • -able to use both 3d and 4s electrons for metallic bonding due to close proximity in their energies (s block elements can only use their valence electrons i.e. 1-2 electrons) -more energy needed to break the stronger metallic bond
                  2. First I.E trend
                    1. increases slightly

                      Nota:

                      • -slight increase in effective nuclear charge only -therefore slight increase in energy needed to remove a 4s electron
                    2. Density
                      1. generally very high

                        Nota:

                        • -higher atomic mass and small atomic radius -across the period, atomic radii (vol.) decreases and atomic mass (mass) increases -density increases 
                      2. Electrical conductivity
                        1. Cu: very good conductor of heat and electricity

                          Nota:

                          • -due to ability to use both 3d and 4s electrons due to their close proximity in energies -unlike block s elements that are unable to use inner shell electrons due to very diff energies from the valence electrons
                      3. CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
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