6.1 The Periodic Table. Mendeleev’s Periodic Table Set up by atomic mass v. atomic number-modern.
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General Informations
Name of the teacher : Jennifer. M. JobSubject : ChemistryTopic : Mendeleev’s periodic
law, Moseley’s periodiclaw and Modern periodic
table and details of the element Lithium
Unit : Periodic table and Chemical Bond
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LEARNING OUTCOMES
Remember : a) The pupil recalls group and period b) The pupil recognizes Mendeleev’s periodic law and
Moseley’s periodic law.
Understand : c) The pupil compares Mendeleev’s periodic law and Moseley’s periodic law.
Apply : d)The pupil applies the periodic law in new and unfamiliar situations.
Analyze : e) The pupil focusses the ideas-Mendeleev’s periodic law and Moseley’s law , atomic number, atomic mass, electron distribution etc.
Evaluate : f) The pupil judges the differences between periodic law of Mendeleev and Moseley.
Create : g) The pupil generate examples for elements to find out the details about them from the periodic table.
INTRODUCTION
• New discoveries and the knowledge gained about the structure of the atoms paved the way for a detailed study of the properties of elements.
• The studies conducted by moseley regarding the properties of the elements related to their position in the periodic table, finally proved that the basic properties of elements depend on their atomic number and note on their atomic masses
CONTENT
The modern periodic table, which we now use, is the improved version of Mendeleev’s periodic table. The properties of elements depend on their atomic numbers.
Mendeleev’s Periodic Law
• Properties of elements depends on their atomic masses.
• When the elements are arranged in the ascending order of their atomic masses it is seen that their properties are repeated at specific intervals.
Moseley modified Mendeleev’s periodic law accordingly
• When elements are arranged in the ascending order of their atomic numbers there is a repetition of their properties at fixed intervals.
• Properties of elements depends on their atomic numbers.
One Portion Of The Periodic Table1H
Hydrogen1
2He
Helium2
3Li
Lithium2, 1
4Be
Beryllium2, 2
5B
Boron2, 3
6C
Carbon2, 4
7N
Nitrogen2, 5
8O
Oxygen2, 6
9F
Fluorine2, 7
10Ne
Neon2, 8
11Na
Sodium2, 8, 1
12Mg
Magnesium2, 8, 2
13Al
Aluminium2, 8, 3
14Si
Silicon2, 8, 4
15P
Phosphorous2, 8, 5
16S
Sulphur2, 8, 6
17Cl
Chlorine2, 8, 7
18Ar
Argon2, 8, 8
19K
Potassium2, 8, 8, 1
20Ca
Calcium2, 8, 8, 2
There are 7 periods. There are 18 groups.
The Details of the Element - Lithium
Atomic number 3
Symbol Li
Name Lithium
Atomic mass 4
Electron distribution 2, 1
FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITY
Write the details of elements of elements Oxygen (O) and Carbon (C).
CONCLUSION
From this we came to a conclusion that the modern periodic table, which we now use , is the improved version of Mendeleev’s periodic table.