CHEMISTRY: Who knew mama ducks could help you understand chemistry!?! Here’s the lesson from Thursday on ionization energy.
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Chemistry 3-20-14 Ionization Energy
NCS Chemistry and Physics
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How do I arrange elements in order of ionization energies without looking at the periodic table? Is there a trick to it?
I enjoyed the way you taught us about ionization energy, comparing the orbitals to the baby ducks.
Comparing the orbitals in ionization to ducks was really helpful when you explained it.
The lab this week helped me understand the trends in the periodic table for reactivity and solubility in the alkali metals and alkaline earth metals.
i never knew the periodic table was so organized and had so many trends in it.
I liked the example you used with the mamma duck and baby duck it made it much easier for me to understand.
Who knew that the periodic table had so many patterns and trends! Are their any unknown trends that scientists don’t know about yet? What are they?
i actually understand about the gaining and loosing of electrons now, this week really helped bc i didn’t understand last year
Do F block elements follow any trends
I found it interesting that Group 17 has the highest Electron Affinity, because it wants to fill up its outer most energy level. It has 7 electrons and only needs to gain just one more to be full.
I found it very interesting that the farther you go across a period the ionization energy increases and the farther you go down a group the ionization decreases. I also learned that it is easier to take electrons down a group then it is taking the electrons from the top of the group, because they are farther away from the nucleus.
It is so nice to know that all the trends go in the same order except for ionization order!
Ionization energy makes more sense. But why do some have zero electronegativity like nitrogen?
Hey so on the project Is there just one thing we gotta take that we won’t use?
There is literally a pattern for everything… Nothing is an accident. The elements prove this.
When you explained the ionization energy orbitals with the baby ducks it really stuck with me. If it wasn’t for that I would’ve gotten every question it applied to