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Chemical Bonding + Electrons and the Periodic Table

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1
Ionic bonds...
Cannot bond with any other element.
Transfer electrons.
Share electrons.
Do not exist, just a figment of the imagination.
2
What types of elements are on the Periodic Table?
Cations, Polyatomic, Ionic
Ionic, Covalent, Cations
Metals, Nonmetals, Covalent
Metals, Nonmetals, Metalliods
3
What are the 2 types of atomic bonds?
Ionic and Metal
Ionic and Covalent
Covalent and Cation
Ionic and Hydrogen
4
How many protons, neutrons, and electrons are in this element?
0,2,4
2,2,2
2,6,2
4,2,0.0026
5
What is the electron configuration for Carbon?
2)1)3
2)8)4
2)1
2)4
6
What is the electron configuration for this element?
1)2)2
2)2
2)3
4
7
What is the electron configuration for this element?
2)8)5
2)8)2
2)8)3
2)8)4
8
How reactive are Halogens?
Halogens have no reaction.
Halogens are highly reactive.
Halogens are slightly reactive.
Halogens are moderately reactive.
9
When you move across the Periodic Table, the oxidation number...
Decreases
Increases
Decreases, then Increases
Increases, then Decreases
10
Why do atoms bond?
Atoms bond to become more stable.
Atoms bond to become Robbie Rotten.
Atoms bond to make objects.
Atoms bond to make new elements.
11
What is the electron configuration for Potassium?
2)17
2)8)8)1
2)8)9
2)8)8
12
What group is Scandium in?
3A
1B
4
4A
13
What period is Boron in?
2
3
3A
13B
14
How can you figure out how many valence electrons are in an element?
Look at the group they are in on the Periodic Table.
Look at the atomic mass.
Look at the atomic number.
Subtract the atomic mass from the atomic number.