ionization energy and atomic number
Directions: use the periodic table to graph the pionts indicated. use graph paper to buld the graph.
1. Graph the poins indicated by bulding a graph. Lable the x-axis atomic number, and the y-axis ionization energy(KJ/mol). The x-axis goes by two's starting at 10 and ending at 40. The y- axis goes by five hundereds starting at 500 and ending at 2500.
2. After building the graph plot the following points: Then indicate what element it is.
a: (19,487)
b: (20,650)
c: (32,750)
d: (33,1000)
e: (35,1270)
f: (36,1480)
names:
a:
b:
c:
d:
e:
f:
Where on the periodic table are the previous elements located? Explain the trend the graph shows.
How does the atomic stucture relate to this trend?
Graph the poins indicated by bulding a graph. Lable the x-axis atomic number, and the y-axis ionization energy(KJ/mol). The x-axis goes by two's starting at 0 and ending at 40. The y- axis goes by five hundereds starting at 500 and ending at 2500.
After building the graph plot the following points: then indicate what element it is.
g: (1,1350)
h: (3,525)
i: (11,500)
j: (19,487)
k: (37,487)
names:
g:
h:
i:
j:
k:
Where on the periodic table are the previous elements located? Explain the trend the graph shows.
How does the atomic stucture relate to this trend?