Periodic Trends and Exceptions in Ionization Energy and Electronegativity, Lecture notes of Chemistry

An in-depth analysis of the periodic trends and exceptions in ionization energy and electronegativity for representative (s- and p-block) elements. It covers the general trends observed across periods and groups, as well as the specific exceptions to these trends. The document also discusses the factors affecting electronegativity, including atomic radius, effective nuclear charge (zeff), oxidation state, and hybridization. The information presented in this document can be valuable for students studying chemistry, particularly those interested in understanding the periodic properties of elements and the underlying principles governing their behavior.

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JEE (XI) Module-1
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CHAPTER
3Classification of Elements and
Periodicity in Properties
Trends at a Glance
Fig.: The periodic trends of elements in the periodic table
Periodic Variation in lonisation Energy
For representative (s- and p- block) elements-Trend across a period:
General trend-the Zeff increases in a period, hence
IE increases.
Table: Trend in ionisation energy across periods
Period No. Trend in ionisation energy Comments
2Expected: Li < Be < B < C < N < O < F < Ne
Actual: Li < B < Be < C < O < N < F < Ne
Irregular Trend3Expected Na < Mg < Al < Si < P < S < Cl < Ar
Actual: Na < Al < Mg < Si < S < P < Cl < Ar
4Expected: K < Ca < Ga < Ge < As < Se < Br < Kr
Actual: K < Ga < Ca < Ge < Se < As < Br < Kr
5 Rb < Sr < ln < Sn < Sb < Te < l < Xe
Regular Trend
6 Cs < Ba < Tl < Pb < Bi < Po < At < Rn
For representative (s-and p-block) elements-Trend across a period:
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6 JEE (XI) Module-1 PW

CHAPTER

Classification of Elements and

Periodicity in Properties

Trends at a Glance

Fig.: The periodic trends of elements in the periodic table

Periodic Variation in lonisation Energy

™ For representative (s- and p- block) elements-Trend across a period: General trend -the Zeff increases in a period, hence IE increases. Table: Trend in ionisation energy across periods

Period No. Trend in ionisation energy Comments

2 Expected: Actual: Li < B < Be < C < O < N < F < Ne^ Li < Be < B < C < N < O < F < Ne

3 Expected Actual: Na < Al < Mg < Si < S < P < Cl < Ar^ Na < Mg < Al < Si < P < S < Cl < Ar Irregular Trend

4 Expected: Actual: K < Ga < Ca < Ge < Se < As < Br < Kr^ K < Ca < Ga < Ge < As < Se < Br < Kr

5 Rb < Sr < ln < Sn < Sb < Te < l < Xe Regular Trend 6 Cs < Ba < Tl < Pb < Bi < Po < At < Rn

™ For representative (s-and p-block) elements-Trend across a period:

PW Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties 7

Table: Exceptions in the trend of variation of ionisation energy across periods

Exceptions to the trend across periods

Expected Actual Explanation

Be < B Mg < Al Ca < Ga

Be > B Mg > Al Ca > Ga

Be, Mg and Ca have fully-filled ns^2 orbitals

N < O

P < S

As < Se

N > O

P > S

As > Se

N, P and As have half-filled electronic configuration

™ For representative (s-and p-block) elements - Trend down the group: General trend-the size increases down a group, hence IE decreases. Table: Exceptions in the trend of variation of ionisation energy down the group

Exceptions to the trend across groups

Group No. Expected Actual Explanatin Overall order in group

Al > Ga Al ≈ Ga Poor shielding ofd-electrons in Ga B > Tl > Ga ≥ Al > ln ln > Tl ln < Tl Lanthanoidcontraction in Tl

14 Sn > Pb Sn < Pb Lanthanoidcontraction in Pb C > Si > Ge > Pb > Sn

Factors Affecting Electronegativity

Table: Effect of Atomic radius, Zeff, oxidation state and Hybridisation on Electro negativity

Factor Effect on EN

Atomic Radius Atomic radius ↑, EN↓

Li (r = 133 pm, EN = 1.0) Na (r = 155 pm, EN = 0.9)

Z (^) eff Zeff ↑, EN ↑

O(Z (^) eff = 4.55, EN = 3.5 F(Zeff = 5.20, EN = 4.0)

Oxidation State For the atoms of same element in different compunds, as ON↑, EN↑

EN of Fe3+^ > Fe2+, EN of O 2–^ < O –

Hybridisation Greater the %s chracter, greater is the attraction on the electrons, greater is the EN.

sp > sp^2 > sp 3