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Trends in the sizes of ions (ionic radii) What is the trend as we go down a group? 2. How can we explain the trend?

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Page 1: Trends in the sizes of ions (ionic radii) Q1. What is the trend as we go down a group? Q2. How can we explain the trend?

Trends in the sizes of ions (ionic radii)

Q1. What is the trend as we go down a group?

Q2. How can we explain the trend?

Page 2: Trends in the sizes of ions (ionic radii) Q1. What is the trend as we go down a group? Q2. How can we explain the trend?

Q3. How would the atomic radius compare with the ionic radius for a CATION and its’ parent atom?

E.g. Na+ ionic radius and the Na atomic radius

Q4. How would the atomic radius compare with the ionic radius for an ANION and its’ parent atom?

E.g. Br- ionic radius and the Br atomic radius

Data on next slide.

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Q5. What trend would you expect in ionic radii across a period?

Eg. Period 3 Na Ar

Use the extract from the Edexcel Data Booklet to find the ionic radii of the elements in Period 3:

Ion: Na+ Mg2+ Al3+ Si4+ P3- S2- Cl-1

Radius:(nm)

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Excel chart on next slide

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How can we explain this trend?

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Comparing ionic radii of isoelectronic ions

E.g. Al3+ and N3-

Both have the electron configuration: 1S2 2S2 2P6

Which would be the largest ion? Why?

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Use the data booklet extract to find the ionic radii of three more isoelectronic ions.

Explain the trend in the ionic radii of the ions you choose.

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Typical exam question on trends in ionic radii:

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IONIC BONDING PPQs