Principles of General Chemistry
Principles of General Chemistry
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ISBN: 9780073402697
Author: SILBERBERG, Martin S.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill College
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Chapter 2, Problem 2.42P

(a)

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Interpretation:Name,atomic symbol and group number of element with (Z) value 33 should be determined.Also, whether it is a metal,metalloid or non-metal should be classified.

Concept introductionStaircase pattern line is seen in group 13 to 17 of representative elements on the periodic table. It is a hypothetical line that separates the metal and non-metal elements and the elements that touch the staircase type line are generally considered as metalloids.

Elements that are metallic in nature, occupy large lower-left portion of table. Non-metals occupy small upper-right portion of table. Metalloids like along staircase line. Elements that appear in same group have similar behaviour.

(b)

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Interpretation:Name,atomic symbol and group number of element with (Z) value s 20 should be determined.Also whether it is a metal,metalloid or non-metal should be classified.

Concept introduction:Staircase pattern line is seen in group 13 to 17 of representative elements on the periodic table. It is a hypothetical line that separates the metal and non-metal elements and the elements that touch the staircase type line are generally considered as metalloids.

Elements that are metallic in nature, occupy large lower-left portion of table. Non-metals occupy small upper-right portion of table. Metalloids like along staircase line. Elements that appear in same group have similar behaviour.

(c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:Name,atomic symbol and group number of element with (Z) value 35 should be determined.Also whether it is a metal,metalloid or non-metal should be classified.

Concept introduction:Staircase pattern line is seen in group 13 to 17 of representative elements on the periodic table. It is a hypothetical line that separates the metal and non-metal elements and the elements that touch the staircase type line are generally considered as metalloids.

Elements that are metallic in nature, occupy large lower-left portion of table. Non-metals occupy small upper-right portion of table. Metalloids like along staircase line. Elements that appear in same group have similar behaviour.

(d)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Name,atomic symbol and group number of element with (Z) value is 19 should be determined.Also whether it is a metal,metalloid or non-metal should be classified.

Concept introduction:Staircase pattern line is seen in group 13 to 17 of representative elements on the periodic table. It is a hypothetical line that separates the metal and non-metal elements and the elements that touch the staircase type line are generally considered as metalloids.

Elements that are metallic in nature, occupy large lower-left portion of table. Non-metals occupy small upper-right portion of table. Metalloids like along staircase line. Elements that appear in same group have similar behaviour.

(e)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation: Name,atomic symbol and group number of element with (Z) value 13 should be determined.Also whether it is a metal,metalloid or non-metal should be classified.

Concept introductionStaircase pattern line is seen in group 13 to 17 of representative elements on the periodic table. It is a hypothetical line that separates the metal and non-metal elements and the elements that touch the staircase type line are generally considered as metalloids.

Elements that are metallic in nature, occupy large lower-left portion of table. Non-metals occupy small upper-right portion of table. Metalloids like along staircase line. Elements that appear in same group have similar behaviour.

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Give the name, atomic symbol, and group number of the element with each Z value, and classify it as a metal, metalloid, or nonmetal: (a) Z = 33 (b) Z = 20 (c) Z = 35 (d) Z =19 (e) Z = 13

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