When a chlorine atom ionizes, it typically

gains an electron and becomes bigger

The first ionization energy of sodium compared to the first ionization energy of potassium is

larger due to a larger effective nuclear charge

The atomic radius of oxygen compared to atomic radius of nitrogen is

smaller due to a larger effective nuclear charge

positively charged and smaller than the atoms from which they formed

A negative electron affinity for the fluorine atom indicates that energy is

released by the atom when it gains an electron

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1
Analyis of peaks in a photoelectron spectroscopy spectrum shows which electrons possess the highest binding energies?
transferred electrons
shared electrons
core electrons
valance electrons
2
When a chlorine atom ionizes, it typically
gains an electron and becomes smaller
loses an electron and becomes bigger
loses an electron and becomes smaller
gains an electron and becomes bigger
3
The first ionization energy of sodium compared to the first ionization energy of potassium is
smaller due to a larger effective nuclear charge
larger due to a larger effective nuclear charge
smaller due to a smaller effective nuclear charge
larger due to a smaller effective nuclear charge
4
The atomic radius of oxygen compared to atomic radius of nitrogen is
smaller due to a larger effective nuclear charge
larger due to a larger effective nuclear charge
larger due to a smaller effective nuclear charge
smaller due to a smaller effective nuclear charge
5
Chlorine is isoelectronic with a typical ion of
bromine
sodium
potassium
fluorine
6
Cation are
positively charged and bigger than the atoms from which they formed
positively charged and smaller than the atoms from which they formed
negatively charged and bigger than the atoms from which they formed
negatively charged and smaller than the atoms from which they formed
7
An atom with a mass number of 13 and an atomic number of 6 would possess how many neutrons?
6
You can’t tell from the information provided.
13
7
8
A negative electron affinity for the fluorine atom indicates that energy is
absorbed by the atom when it gains an electron
released by the atom when it loses an electron
released by the atom when it gains an electron
absorbed by the atom when it loses an electron
9
If the atomic mass of copper (with isotopes Cu-63 and Cu-65) is 63.5 amu, the abundance of Cu-63 in a copper sample is
10%
75%
50%
25%
10
A type of radioactive decay that is negatively charged is
alpha
gamma
positron
beta

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Questions 10

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1
Analyis of peaks in a photoelectron spectroscopy spectrum shows which electrons possess the highest binding energies?
transferred electrons
shared electrons
core electrons
valance electrons
2
When a chlorine atom ionizes, it typically
gains an electron and becomes smaller
loses an electron and becomes bigger
loses an electron and becomes smaller
gains an electron and becomes bigger
3
The first ionization energy of sodium compared to the first ionization energy of potassium is
smaller due to a larger effective nuclear charge
larger due to a larger effective nuclear charge
smaller due to a smaller effective nuclear charge
larger due to a smaller effective nuclear charge
4
The atomic radius of oxygen compared to atomic radius of nitrogen is
smaller due to a larger effective nuclear charge
larger due to a larger effective nuclear charge
larger due to a smaller effective nuclear charge
smaller due to a smaller effective nuclear charge
5
Chlorine is isoelectronic with a typical ion of
bromine
sodium
potassium
fluorine
6
Cation are
positively charged and bigger than the atoms from which they formed
positively charged and smaller than the atoms from which they formed
negatively charged and bigger than the atoms from which they formed
negatively charged and smaller than the atoms from which they formed
7
An atom with a mass number of 13 and an atomic number of 6 would possess how many neutrons?
6
You can’t tell from the information provided.
13
7
8
A negative electron affinity for the fluorine atom indicates that energy is
absorbed by the atom when it gains an electron
released by the atom when it loses an electron
released by the atom when it gains an electron
absorbed by the atom when it loses an electron
9
If the atomic mass of copper (with isotopes Cu-63 and Cu-65) is 63.5 amu, the abundance of Cu-63 in a copper sample is
10%
75%
50%
25%
10
A type of radioactive decay that is negatively charged is
alpha
gamma
positron
beta