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126 CHEMISTRY FOR THE UTTERLY CONFUSED<br />

ANSWER KEY<br />

1. The effective nuclear charge is the nuclear charge minus the screening effect<br />

of the core electrons.<br />

2. Columns on the periodic table are groups or families.<br />

3. The effective nuclear charge increases towards the right in any period of the<br />

periodic table.<br />

4. F 5. T 6. c<br />

7. The increase in the effective nuclear charge towards the right of a period<br />

causes the ionization energy to increase towards the right.<br />

8. The atomic radius increases towards the bottom of any family. This increase<br />

in radius leads to a decrease in the ionization energy towards the bottom of<br />

the family.<br />

9. Mg, P, and Ar 10. K + is smaller than K 11. T 12. a<br />

13. The increase in the effective nuclear charge towards the right of a period<br />

causes the electron affinities to increase towards the right, except for the<br />

noble gases.<br />

14. The atomic radius increases towards the bottom of any family; this increase<br />

in radius leads to a decrease in the electron affinity towards the bottom of<br />

the family.<br />

15. Cl is larger than Cl<br />

16. K < Br < Ar<br />

17. Ar < K < Br<br />

18. Mg 2 < Na < Ne < F < O 2<br />

19. The energy necessary will be the sum of the first, second, and third ionization<br />

energies.<br />

20. It is an exception because moving an electron to the 3d subshell changes the<br />

configuration from a less stable 3d4 to a more stable half-filled 3d5 .

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