9th Physical Science: Properties of Atoms and the Periodic Table

Based on the position of Iodine in the periodic table, how will it find electric stability?

The f-orbital can hold how many electrons in total?

Neutrons possess what charge?

The sum of the number of protons and neutrons in an atom add up to be the atom’s:

The outermost shell of electrons in an atom, which determine the atom's characteristics are the

Two atoms with the same number of protons, but a different number of neutrons are ________.

The noble gas configuration for Sodium:

Electrons have how much mass, as measured in atomic mass units (amu)?

Horizontal rows in the periodic table are called _________.

In the image shown below, #1 is most likely representative of what particle?

When an electron crashes back down from it's excited to ground state, what always occurs?

Look carefully at the image, what element is represented by this atom?

In modern atomic theory it is believed that electrons can exist between energy levels or shells

Moving left to right across a period, what trend exists in the electronegativity of atoms?

In our most current model and overall atomic theory we can determine the location of electrons.

Protons possess what charge?

Vertical columns in the periodic table are known as ________.

Protons have how much mass, as measured in atomic mass units (amu)?

The p-orbital can hold how many electrons in total?

Is the atom shown below a neutral atom or an ion?

The electron configuration for Nitrogen:

How strongly an atom can attract an electron is described by the characteristic of _________.

Unit of measurement for atomic particles is the _______.

The s-orbital can hold how many electrons in total?

How easily an atom will give up it's valence electrons is described by what measurement?

In the image shown, what structure does #4 most likely identify?

In the current model of the atom, where are electrons expected to be found?

A magnesium atom that has lost two electrons will possess what charge?

Numbers 2 and 3 in the diagram below must be what particles based on their position in the atom

In short, why do atoms gain or lose electrons?

The d-orbital can hold how many electrons in total?

How many neutrons would you expect to find in most Calcium atoms?

Moving left to right across a period, what trend exists in the ionization energy of atoms?

What determines the chemical properties of an element?

In the image shown what does the number 35 indicate?