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Chapter 12 cont.

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Characteristics of non-metalshold electrons tightly
ionic bondgain electrons (w/ metals)
covalent bondshare electrons(w/ non-metals)
Hydrogencolor less, odor less, and tasteless gas
group 17halogens
ionic bondingwhen bonding w. metals they gain eletrons
halogens meanssalt forming
Chlorinefound in the sea water
Hydrogenhighest of all elements
Chlorinedark red liquid at room temp.
Characteristics of non-metalsgood insulators(poor conductors)
Astatineradioactive and found in uranium ore
Chlorineextremely poisnous
halogensall halogens are poisonous and will burn the skin when in element form, but they dont occur in nature
brinea concentrated salt or ocean water solution
halogenshave 7 outer eletrons-gains to have 8
Iodinecan be gotten for sea water
diatomic moleculea particle made of 2 of the same atoms bonded covalently
Chlorinemakes dyes
Chlorineat room temp. it is a shiny gray solid becomes a purple vapor when heated
Hydrogenused to use this for blimps and balloons
Iodineneeded in diet- lack of it may cause swelling of the hyroid glands
bromineused on anti-knock compounds for engine
Astatineone of the rarest elements in nature
Hydrogennever found as just a single atom
Characteristics of non-metalsnot shiny(dull)
All halogens are....diatomic
Flourinemost reactive of all chemial elements
Chlorinemost abuntant halogen
covalent bondingwhen bonding w/ non-metals they share electrons
Characteristics of non-metalsnot malleable or ductile(brittle)
Chlorineused in disinfect drinking water and pools
Flourineis a corrosine pale yellow gas
hydrogen+1 oxidation state when combining w/ non-metals
Flourinefluorocarbon gases like frein are used in refrigerators and air conditioners, but they destroy the ozone layer
Chlorinefound in cleaning products and bleaches
Characteristics of non-metalsgains or share electrons
ozone layerlayer of the atmosphere that pretects us fron UV rays
Flourineare used in water and toothpasts. to strengthen teeth and prevent tooth decay
hydrogen-1 oxidation state when combining w/ metals
Astatineis a metalloid
Group 18noble gases
Heliumused in airships and ballons
noble gaseshave 8 outer electrons- very stable
Argonused in fluorscent lights
superconductorsuper cool metal that offer no restance to an electical current
Heliumis used to cool metals to extremely
Kryptonused 2 fluorscent lights
Argonused in protect filamed in light bulbs make them last longer
Xenonused on strobe lights
noble gasesdon't combine w/ others in nature
Radonmost dense gas known
Helium, Neon, Argonin lighted signs
Nitrogenis in cleaners
boronmetalloid
Heliumless dense than air
nitratesfound as minerals- from lighting or made by bacteria
Boron Groupboron, alumiunm nitrogen, phosphoras, arsenci, antmony, bismuth
Radonradioactive
Oxgen grouphas 6 outer e-
Heliumin liquid forms- used in refrigartors
Radonused to treat cancer
Argonused between glass pans in windows
noble gasessome are found by distillation
distillationa process in which liquids are separeated by their boiling pts.
alumiumused in medicines, deodorants, dyes, pigments
bouxitethe ore that Al comes from
buralmuinalloy of Al, Cu, Mn, Mg - it is less dense then steel, but strong and used in aircraft
Nitrogengas need by every living thing
alnicoalloy Al, Ni, and Cu - it is need to make strong magnets
borondont find in free in nature
alumiumgood conductor- used in cook wear, planes wire and foil
Nitrogencomposes 79% of air
boronare used for high energy jet and rocket fuel
Nitrogenwe get N2 in the form of nitrates
boronused in boric acid(a mild antisepic)
Nitrogendiatomic--N2
Nitrogenmakes up ammonia -NH3
alumiummost abundant metal found in the crust
boronused in borax(water soften)
oxygenonly element in this group that has 8 it is a gas others are solids
Telluriumnames for latin word " tellus"
Seleniumnamed for the Greek word selena which means "moon"
oxygenone of the most reactive non-metals
tellus means"Earth"
photocellsused in copy machines
Nitrogenusd to make fertizers and explosives
Carbonis the first element in the Carbon group
Phosphorassolid at room temp.
Carbon2nd most abumdant element in the body
oxygencan form compounds make up 50% of the mass of the crust
Nitrogenused in laughing gas
Seleniumgives up electrons when exposes to light and conducts electricty- used in photoconductors - a material that allows electrons to flow when light is present
oxygencan form compounds w/ just about every other element
Sulfurmined by the Frasch process producing 90% pure
Bismuthused in automatic sprinklers systems cuz it has a low pt.
Phosphorasexists as allotropes- different forms of the same element w/ different properties because atoms arranged the same
Sulfurfound free or in coumpounds
phosphorasfound in DNA
Seleniumneeded in human diet in large amounts
Bismuthused in medicines to soothe and coat stomach
phosphorasphospate found in fertilizers
oxygenforms ozone (O3) formed during lighting storms
Sulfurform sulfides used i insecticides, fertilizers, medicine and rubber
Seleniumused in photocells -the eletron eye in cameras that automatically adjust the light
Arsenicused as a poison
antmonyhas metallic properties
Seleniumfound in deposits of free sulfur
red phosphorasnot very reactive at room temp.
Bismuthtrue metal
antmonyused in alloys tp reduce the melting pt. and hardness of metals
Telluriumpoisonous-makes breath smell like garlic
red phosphorasused in matches
phosphorasmost common allotrops are red and white
Seleniumused as an insectide
Telluriumusually combined w/ gold
white phosphorasstored under H2O- bursts into flame in air
Telluriumused in dyes, electrical equipment and glass
Seleniumis a poison in large amounts
phosphorasin the bones
Carbonfound in diamonds- one of the hardest substances
Silicon and its compoundssand is make of SiO2-silcon(silica) and is melted and cooled to form glass
Silicon and its compoundsglass is a supercooler liquid
supercooler liquidmaterial that appears solid but lacks cystals
pyrexheat resistance glass containinh Si
Carbonfound in graphite(pencil lead)
supercooler liquidfound in nearly all rocks, soil, and clay
Siliconvery elastic and heat resistant material used in electrical and heat insultion
Carbonmakes up plastics, foods, fibers, and fuels
Silicon and its compoundsSilicon is used in H2O repellant, lubricant, and synthic materical
Silicon and its compoundsused in gringstones and sandpaper
germaniumgray metalloid -poor conductor
Carbonmakes up coal and charcoal
asbestosfibrous mareial made of chains of silicatesonce thought to be the universal insulator cuz it insulated so well and was fire resistant so they coaled cellings and pipes w/ it - now it is seen as a health hazard
germaniumused in semiconductors
tinsilvery white metal
Silicon and its compoundshard, gray, non-metal
tinmalleable- used to coat other metals
Carbonpresent in all things
tinnot very reactive
Carbonburns to form Co -carbon monoxide and Co2 - carbon dioxide
tinused in fabric industry to dye cloth, fireproof cotten and add weight to silk
leadsoft, densem gray, metal
Silicon and its compoundssilicon and oxygen make up 75% of crust
tinSnF2 is the compound in tooth paste to prevent decay
leadwas in paints gas to prevent corrosion
CarbonCo kills cuz it combines w/ hemoglobinin blood preventing oxygen from bonding and suffocating cells
leadno longer used cuz it's poisonous
CarbonCo2 makes up .04% of air
Silicon and its compoundsand most abundent element on Earth
Carbonsoft drinks are carbonated cuz Co2 is dissolved in them
CarbonCo2 is used by plants for food
Carbondry ice is solid Co2- it sublumation

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