periodic table

How many neutrons in an atom of Copper-65?

As you move down a group/family the atomic radius

Which element has the greatest affinity for electrons?

highly reactive, low electronegativity, react with halogens,often stored in mineral oil,lower densities than most metals

The only element with one valence electron and one total electron

How many protons in an atom of bromine?

A positively charged atom

Which atom would be largest?

Which ion does Sulfur tend to form?

Which one has a greater radius?

As you go across a period (L to R) the atomic radius

Which compound is incorrectly named?

5 valence electrons

As you move down a group or family the radius

Which is the most electronegative?

How many valence electrons does Bromine have?

As you move across (L to R) a period

In order to meet the octet rule, atoms in molecular compounds

If millions of iron atoms were bonded together it would be called a(n)

A negatively charged atom

Which family has the greatest electronegativity?

Identify a halogen

Which element has the greatest atomic radius?

Choose the metalloid

How many electrons in a neutral atom of argon?

7 valence electrons

Never become ions

How many valence electrons does nitrogen have?

A lanthanide

A halogen

one valence electron

Which is in order of greatest radius to least

which colors are in the names of juniors?

Which element would have an electronegativity value of 0?

Which atom would be the largest?

Which element would not require a roman numeral in the name? (assuming it bonded with a non-metal)

forms a 2+ ion

Which element could form a 4+ or 4- ion? (but doesn't form ions very frequently)

Which atom would have the smallest radius?

Which group rarely (if ever) bonds with other atoms?

An alkali metal

the largest radius

an alkali metal

Which name is incorrect?

The group/family furthest to the right

good conductors, can be bent and hammered into shape easily, higher density metals

Which element would be most electronegative?

six valence electrons

What is the general trend for losing and gaining electrons?

A transition metal

How many valence electrons does helium have?

When bonding with non-metals, Aluminum tends to