Trends of Period 3 Elements: Melting Point (AQA A-Level Chemistry): Flashcards
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Melting point trend across Period 3
Melting point trend across Period 3
Increase, peak at , then sharp decrease
Melting point trend: to
Melting point trend: to
Increase
Why do , , melting points increase?
Why do , , melting points increase?
More delocalised ; smaller ions; stronger metallic bonds
Highest melting point in Period 3
Highest melting point in Period 3
Silicon ()
Why does have highest melting point?
Why does have highest melting point?
Giant covalent structure with strong covalent bonds
Forces between , , molecules
Forces between , , molecules
Weak van der Waals' forces
Highest melting point among Period 3 non-metals
Highest melting point among Period 3 non-metals
Sulfur ()
Why does have highest m.p. of non-metals?
Why does have highest m.p. of non-metals?
Largest molecules, most , strongest van der Waals'
Structure of
Structure of
Individual atoms
Lowest melting point in Period 3
Lowest melting point in Period 3
Argon ()
