Thursday 14 May 2020

4.Periodic Table_d-block & f-block


#d-block elements

Here we will see the property of  d-block and f-block elements . As you have seen the elements are classified into block as their last electron enter the particular orbital. In the same way here if the last electron enter the d-orbital of penultimate shell ,then the elements belong to d-block.

d-block elements
IIIBIVB VB VIB VIIB VIIIBIB IIB
----------VIIIBIXBXB----
  Sc  Ti   V  Cr  Mn    Fe  Co  Ni  Cu Zn
  Y  Zr  Nb Mo   Tc     Ru  Rh  Pd  Ag Cd
  La  Hf  Ta  W   Re    Os   Ir    Pt   Au Hg
Properies :
  • The maximum capacity of d-orbital is 10. so there are 10 vertical column in d-block.
  • There are 8 group in d-block starting from 'IIIB' and terminating on 'IIB'.
  • d-block start with 3d-series of 4th -period.
            ( Sc ------ Zn )-------> 3d - series
                ( Y ------ Cd )-------> 4d - series
                  ( La ------ hg )-------> 5d - series
                    ( Ac ------ Radioactive element )-------> 6d - series
        • All the d-block elements are 'hard - metal' due to strong metallic bond.
        • d-block elements are involve in complex formation.
                  Ex.  K3[Fe(CN)6] ,  [Ni(CN)4]2-.
        Note : Complex -compound or salt don't loose their identity in aqueous solution. 

        • General Electronic configuration : ( n-1 ) d1-10 ns2
         3d    {   Sc      Ti       V        Cr       Mn        Fe       Co       Ni        Cu       Zn
                 {
         4d    {    Y        Zr      Nb      Mo      Tc         Ru       Rh       Pd        Ag      Cd
                 {
         5d    {    La       Hf      Ta      W         Re        Os       Ir          Pt        Au      Ag
        • Oxidation number of d-block is variable and it can show maximum oxidation state of +8 for Osmium and Ruthenium.
                     Ex.    Os+8 O4

          #f-block elements

          If the last electron enter the f-orbital then the element belongs to f- block. The capacity of f-orbital is 14 and so there are 14 vertical column in f-block.
          It derives from IIIB group of 6th period.
                
          Properies :
          • All the f- block element belongs to Group - IIIB.
          • f-block elements belongs to Group- IIIB.
          • f-block elements are similar in chemical property.
          • These are present in two horizontal row named as -
          1. Lanthanide  Ce (58) -----------------Lu (71)                                                                                                          Cerium                        Lutetium 
          2. Actinide        Th (90) ---------------   Lr (103)

          lanthanide Series :  

                         Ce   Pr   Nd   Th  Pm  Sm   Eu   Gd    Tb   Dy   Ho   Er   Tm   Yb   Lu

          Trick To Remember:--  सी  पर  नंद  था  Prime Minister  श्रीमती युरो जीडी टब्डी     हो   अरे Tm Yb का 
                                                 Ce  Pr  Nd          Pm                     Sm    Eu   Gd   Tb Dy   Ho  Er  Tm   Yb
                                               किया    लुट
                                                           Lu
            • General Electronic configuration ( Lanthanide Series ) : [Xe]4 f1-14 5d0-1 6s2.
            Ex..
              56Ba --> 1s2  2s2  2p6  3s2  3p6  4s2  3d10  4p6  5s2  4d10  5p6  6s2.
              57la-->   1s2  2s2  2p6  3s2  3p6  4s2  3d10  4p6  5s2  4d10  5p6  6s 5d1
              58Ce --> 1s2  2s2  2p6  3s2  3p6  4s2  3d10  4p6  5s2  4d10  5p6  6s 5d1   4f1
              64Gd --> 1s2  2s2  2p6  3s2  3p6  4s2  3d10  4p6  5s2  4d10  5p6  6s2   5d1   4f

              Note-   5d1is possible for half filled and full filled f-orbital.

              Actinide Series : 

                      Th  Pa  U  Np  Pu  Am  Cm  Bk  Cf   Es  Fm  Md  No  Lr
              Trick To Remember : -थापु          नापु Am Cm बाकी सब साफ इस Fm से मैडम No लटपट
                                                  Th  Pa U Np Pu Am Cm   Bk        Cf    Es  Fm     Md   No   Lr
              • All the element of f- block are metal with general oxidation number (+3).
              • f-block metal are also involve in complex formation.

              Long Form Of Periodic Table 


              New Periodic Table was given by Rang ,Werner, Bohr and Burry ,etc so sometimes it is also called as Bohr ,Burry and Rang, Werner Periodic Table. They remove the drawback of modified periodic table of Mendeleev.
              The complete periodic table was divided into horizontal row ( Period ) and vertical column ( Group ).
              New periodic table contain 18 vertical column .Group VIIIB was divided into three vertical column named as 8, 9, 10th group.
              pic:--

              Nomenclature of elements for Z > 100

              Nil =0           Pent = 5
              Un = 1          Hex = 6
              Bi =  2          Sept = 7                     Suffix -->  ium
              tri =  3          Oct = 8
              quad =4        Enn = 9

              Ex.  Z = 104 ( Unq )
                      Un + Nil + quad + ium  = Unnilquadium
              Now you have to name the following ex:
               1. Z= 105  2. Z= 107   3. Z= 113   4. Z= 118

              This nomenclature was introduced by IUPAC to stop the confusion because the elements after Atomic number = 92 is not natural but man-made (Artificial).

              Before we going to the important topic periodicity ,we will see some important term and definition as you can see in the period table.
              • Representative Elements : s & p black species are representative except VIIIA.
              • Metalloids : Species which have both character ( metal and non metal ).
                                           Ex.. B    Si    Ge    As   Sb    Te    Po

              for Periodicity of periodic table please go through following link
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