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The electrons that
exist farthest from an atom's nucleus. Generally the electrons with the
highest energy level number (248) |
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An atom's chemistry is
mostly determined
by the number of _________ ____________ it has. (248) |
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Atoms in the same column
of the periodic chart have
the same number of _________ ________
and thus have very similar ________. (248) |
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Valence electrons, chemistry |
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Substances that rarely participate in chemical reactions (249) |
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For atoms in groups 1A-8A,
the number of the column in which the atom is located on the periodic chart equals the number of _____ ______ the atom has. (249) |
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Most atoms strive to attain
eight valence electrons.
This is called the _______ rule. (249) |
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A schematic representation of
the valence electrons
in an atom or molecule (249) |
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Another name for a Lewis structure (250) |
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In ionic compounds,
_______ try to gain electrons
so that their Lewis structure has
eight dots around it. (252) |
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In ionic compounds,
________ try to lose electrons
until their Lewis structure has
no dots around it. (252) |
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Positive ions have the same name as the ______ from which they came.
(253)
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Negative ions have
an _____ suffix added
to the name of the atom
from which they came. (253) |
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An element that rests
in the "d-orbital" block of the
Periodic Table of Elements (257) |
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Process by which
an atom turns into an ion
by gaining or losing electrons (258) |
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Amount of energy needed
in order to take an electron away
from an atom (258) |
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In general, the ionization potential
of atoms increases
from the _____ of the periodic chart
to the ______ of the periodic chart. (259) |
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A characteristic of atoms
that varies regularly
across the periodic chart (259) |
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In general, the ionization potential
of atoms decreases
from the _____ of the periodic chart to
the ______ of the periodic chart. (259) |
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A measure of
how strongly an atom
attracts extra electrons to itself
(261) |
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In general, the electronegativity of atoms increases from _____ to ______
on the periodic chart. (261) |
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In general, the electronegativity of atoms decreases from ____ to ________
on the periodic chart. (261) |
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The average radius of an atom
(265) |
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In general, the atomic radius (increases/decreases)
from top to bottom on the periodic chart.
(262) |
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A shared pair of valence electrons
that holds atoms together
in covalent compounds (265) |
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The atoms in covalent compounds share electrons to form _________.
The atoms in ionic compounds give and take electrons to form ______. |
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A total of four electrons
shared between atoms (270) |
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A total of six electrons
shared between atoms (270) |
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