Doddles Of GOOGLE

Mar 17, 2000

St. Patrick's Day - (US)

Feb 14, 2000

On February 14th, Google showed its affection with this logo and an applet created by Ken Perlin. - (Global)

Feb 02, 2000

Groundhog Day - (US)

Jan 01, 2000

Happy New Year! - (Global)

Jun 18, 2000

Father's Day - (Global)

May 14, 2000

A tribute to our Moms - (Global)

May 05, 2000

Google Doodle unfolded over the first week of May - (Global)

May 04, 2000

Google Doodle unfolded over the first week of May - (Global)

May 03, 2000

Google Doodle unfolded over the first week of May - (Global)

May 02, 2000

Google Doodle unfolded over the first week of May - (Global)

May 01, 2000

Google Doodle unfolded over the first week of May - (Global)

Apr 23, 2000

On Easter weekend, Google displayed this logo with an applet created by Ken Perlin - (US)

Sep 25, 2000

2000 Summer Games in Sydney - Closing Ceremony - (Global)

Sep 24, 2000

2000 Summer Games in Sydney - Basketball - (Global)

Sep 23, 2000

2000 Summer Games in Sydney - Soccer - (Global)

Sep 22, 2000

2000 Summer Games in Sydney - Weightlifting - (Global)

Sep 21, 2000

2000 Summer Games in Sydney - Cycling - (Global)

Sep 20, 2000

2000 Summer Games in Sydney - Track Field - (Global)

Sep 20, 2000

2000 Summer Games in Sydney - Diving - (Global)

Sep 18, 2000

2000 Summer Games in Sydney - Archery - (Global)

Sep 17, 2000

2000 Summer Games in Sydney - Gymnastics - (Global)

Sep 16, 2000

2000 Summer Games in Sydney - Kayak - (Global)

Sep 15, 2000

2000 Summer Games in Sydney - Opening Ceremony - (Global)

Jul 14, 2000

Vive la France! Google celebrated Bastille Day - (France)

Jul 04, 2000

The Founding Fathers - (US)

Jul 03, 2000

Fourth of July celebration - (US)

Jul 02, 2000

BBQ tips - (US)

Jul 01, 2000

Declaration of Independence - (US)

Dec 22, 2000

Seasons Greetings - (Global)

Nov 23, 2000

Happy Thanksgiving - (US)

Nov 15, 2000

Shichi-go-san - (Japan)

Nov 07, 2000

Google encouraged US citizens to exercise their right to vote - (US)

Oct 31, 2000

Google's guest illustrator for Halloween 2000 was Lorie Loeb - (US)

Mar 17, 2001

St.Patrick's Day - (US)

Mar 09, 2001

Indian Holi Festival - (India)

Feb 14, 2001

Hearts decorated our homepage with this logo and the return of Ken Perlin's - (Global)

Jan 24, 2001

Chinese New Year - (Global)

Jan 01, 2001

Happy New Year - (Global)

Jun 17, 2001

Happy Father's Day - (Global)

May 13, 2001

We once again honored our Moms - (Global)

Apr 22, 2001

Earth Day - (Global)

Aug 15, 2001

Korean Liberation Day - (Korea)

Aug 01, 2001

Swiss National Day - (Switzerland)

Jul 14, 2001

Bastille Day - (France)

Jul 04, 2001

Independence Day - (US)

Jul 01, 2001

Canada Day - (Canada)

Dec 25, 2001

Holiday Series 2001 (4 of 4) - (Global)

Dec 24, 2001

Holiday Series 2001 (3 of 4) - (Global)

Dec 23, 2001

Holiday Series 2001 (2 of 4) - (Global)

Dec 22, 2001

Holiday Series 2001 (1 of 4) - (Global)

Dec 10, 2001

Nobel Prize Centennial Award Ceremony - (Global)

Nov 22, 2001

Happy Thanksgiving - (US)

Nov 14, 2001

Claude Monet's Birthday - (Global)

Nov 11, 2001

Armistice Day - (France)

Oct 31, 2001

Happy Halloween - (US)

Mar 17, 2002

St. Patrick's Day - (US)

Mar 07, 2002

Piet Mondrian's Birthday - (Global)

Feb 24, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Closing Ceremony - (Global)

Feb 23, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Skeleton - (Global)

Feb 22, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Curling - (Global)

Feb 21, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Snelschaatsen - (Global)

Feb 20, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Snowboarden - (Global)

Feb 19, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Schansspringen - (Global)

Feb 18, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Hockey - (Global)

Feb 17, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Schoonschaatsen - (Global)

Feb 16, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Bobslee

Feb 15, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Freestyle Skien - (Global)

Feb 14, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Alpine Skien - (Global)

Feb 08, 2002

Olympic Games Series 2002 - Opening Ceremony - (Global)

Jan 01, 2002

Happy New Year - (Global)

Alkaline Earth Metals

The elements of Group 2, the Alkaline Earth Metals, are:   symbol electron configuration beryllium Be [He]2s2 magnesium Mg [Ne]3s2 calcium Ca [Ar]4s2 strontium Sr [Kr]5s2 barium Ba [Xe]6s2 radium Ra [Rn]7s2 The last element, radium, is radioactive and will not be considered here. Appearance The Group 2 elements are all metals with a shiny, silvery-white colour. General Reactivity The alkaline earth metals are high in the reactivity series of metals, but not as high as the alkali metals of Group 1. Occurrence and Extraction These elements are all found in the Earth’s crust, but not in the elemental form as they are so reactive. Instead, they are widely distributed in rock structures. The main minerals in which magnesium is found are carnellite, magnesite and dolomite. Calcium is found in chalk, limestone, gypsum and anhydrite. Magnesium is the eighth most abundant element in the Earth’s crust, and calcium is the fifth. Of the elements in this Group only magnesium is produced on a large scale. It is extracted from sea-water by the addition of calcium hydroxide, which precipitates out the less soluble magnesium hydroxide. This hydroxide is then converted to the chloride, which is electrolysed in a Downs cell to extract magnesium metal. Physical Properties The metals of Group 2 are harder and denser than sodium and potassium, and have higher melting points. These properties are due largely to the presence of two valence electrons on each atom, which leads to stronger metallic bonding than occurs in Group 1. Three of these elements give characteristic colours when heated in a flame: Mg brilliant white   Ca brick-red   Sr crimson   Ba apple green Atomic and ionic radii increase smoothly down the Group. The ionic radii are all much smaller than the corresponding atomic radii. This is because the atom contains two electrons in an s level relatively far from the nucleus, and it is these electrons which are removed to form the ion. Remaining electrons are thus in levels closer to the nucleus, and in addition the increased effective nuclear charge attracts the electrons towards the nucleus and decreases the size of the ion. Chemical Properties The chemical properties of Group 2 elements are dominated by the strong reducing power of the metals. The elements become increasingly electropositive on descending the Group. Once started, the reactions with oxygen and chlorine are vigorous: 2Mg(s) + O2(g) ® 2MgO(s) Ca(s) + Cl2(g) ® CaCl2(s) All the metals except beryllium form oxides in air at room temperature which dulls the surface of the metal. Barium is so reactive it is stored under oil. All the metals except beryllium reduce water and dilute acids to hydrogen: Mg(s) + 2H+(aq) ® Mg(aq) + H2(g) Magnesium reacts only slowly with water unless the water is boiling, but calcium reacts rapidly even at room temperature, and forms a cloudy white suspension of sparingly soluble calcium hydroxide. Calcium, strontium and barium can reduce hydrogen gas when heated, forming the hydride: Ca(s) + H2(g) ® CaH2(s) The hot metals are also sufficiently strong reducing agents to reduce nitrogen gas and form nitrides: 3Mg(s) + N2(g) ® Mg3N2(s) Magnesium can reduce, and burn in, carbon dioxide: 2Mg(s) + CO2(g) ® 2MgO(s) + C(s) This means that magnesium fires cannot be extinguished using carbon dioxide fire extinguishers. Oxides The oxides of alkaline earth metals have the general formula MO and are basic. They are normally prepared by heating the hydroxide or carbonate to release carbon dioxide gas. They have high lattice enthalpies and melting points. Peroxides, MO2, are known for all these elements except beryllium, as the Be2+ cation is too small to accommodate the peroxide anion. Hydroxides Calcium, strontium and barium oxides react with water to form hydroxides: CaO(s) + H2O(l) ® Ca(OH)2(s) Calcium hydroxide is known as slaked lime. It is sparingly soluble in water and the resulting mildly alkaline solution is known as lime water which is used to test for the acidic gas carbon dioxide. Halides The Group 2 halides are normally found in the hydrated form. They are all ionic except beryllium chloride. Anhydrous calcium chloride has such a strong affinity for water it is used as a drying agent. Oxidation States and lonisation Energies In all their compounds these metals have an oxidation number of +2 and, with few exceptions, their compounds are ionic. The reason for this can be seen by examination of the electron configuration, which always has two electrons in an outer quantum level. These electrons are relatively easy to remove, but removing the third electron is much more difficult, as it is close to the nucleus and in a filled quantum shell. This results in the formation of M2+. The ionisation energies reflect this electron arrangement. The first two ionisation energies are relatively low, and the third very much higher. Industrial Information Magnesium is the only Group 2 element used on a large scale. It is used in flares, tracer bullets and incendiary bombs as it burns with a brilliant white light. It is also alloyed with aluminium to produce a low-density, strong material used in aircraft. Magnesium oxide has such a high melting point it is used to line furnaces. Further Information For further information look up the individual elements. Data   Atomic Number Relative Atomic Mass Melting Point/K Density/kg m-3 Be 4   9.012   1551   1847.7   Mg 12   24.31   922   1738   Ca 20   40.08   1112   1550   Sr 38   87.62   1042   2540   Ba 56   137.33   1002   3594   Ionisation Energies/kJ mol-1   1st 2nd 3rd Be 899.4 1757.1 14848 Mg 737.7 1450.7 7732.6 Ca 589.7 1145 4910 Sr 549.5 1064.2 4210 Ba 502.8 965.1 3600   Atomic Radius/nm Ionic Radius/nm (M2+) Standard Electrode Potentials/V Be 0.113 0.034 -1.85 Mg 0.160 0.078 -2.36 Ca 0.197 0.106 -2.87 Sr 0.215 0.127 -2.89 Ba 0.217 0.143 -2.90

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