选修3第一章第二节 原子结构与元素的性质2（Take Chapter 3, chapter second, the properties of atomic structures and elements 2）.docVIP

选修3第一章第二节 原子结构与元素的性质2（Take Chapter 3, chapter second, the properties of atomic structures and elements 2） This article is contributed by zhoulikt DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. Hongze middle school senior chemistry group The main person: Qiu Si Second sections of atomic structure and properties of elements (first hours) Key: 1, to further understand the relationship between the atomic structure and the periodic table position, valence, the number of elements of the 2, know the peripheral electronic arrangement and the valence electron layer meaning atom arrangement 3, periodic table in the District, cycle, the rule of the 4 elements, know the atomic structure and position period in the District, cycle, elements and the relationship between the teaching process of review what is required in the periodic law of elements? What are the properties of an element? What is the root cause of the periodic changes in the nature of elements? Before class exercises write lithium, sodium and potassium, rubidium and cesium atom simplified electronic configuration type electronic configuration and helium, neon, argon, krypton and xenon. First, the atomic structure and the periodic table 1, periodic system: the formation of periodic system of elements is the arrangement of elements of outer nuclear village the occurrence of periodic repetition. There are many kinds of periodic tables: electronic layered, pyramid type, architectural group type, spiral type (teaching material, p15 page), the long periodic table of elements to the present, but still need to be further improved. In the periodic table, the number of the same elements can, according to the order of increasing atomic number from left to right to run amok, called the cycle, there are 7 elements in the outermost electron; the same number of different transverse layers, according to the order of increasing