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Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties

Madhya Pradesh Board · Class 11 · Chemistry

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1. Need for Classification and Historical Development

  • In 1800 only 31 elements were known; by 1865 this number had more than doubled to 63; at present 114 elements are known.
  • A large number of elements made individual study difficult, so classification helped organize knowledge and predict new facts.
  • Johann Dobereiner identified Triads in the early 1800s. In each triad, the middle element had an atomic weight about halfway between the other two and also showed intermediate properties.
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2. Modern Periodic Table: Periods, Groups, and Nomenclature

  • The modern periodic table is the long form of the periodic table and is based on atomic number.
  • There are seven periods and eighteen groups.
  • The period number corresponds to the highest principal quantum number of the elements in that period.
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3. Electronic Configuration and Block Classification

  • The position of an element in the periodic table reflects the electronic configuration of the last filled orbital.
  • Elements are classified into s-block, p-block, d-block, and f-block according to the orbital being filled.
  • The s-block contains Groups 1 and 2.
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4. Periodic Trends in Atomic and Ionic Radii

  • Atomic radius is estimated from interatomic distances because an atom has no sharp boundary.
  • For non-metals, covalent radius is taken as half the bond distance in a covalent molecule.
  • For metals, metallic radius is half the internuclear distance in the metallic crystal.

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Dobereiner grouped elements into triadsMendeleev stated that the propertiesMoseley showed through XThere are seven periodsElements are classified into s

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