Electrons and the Periodic Table

Atoms that tend to be gases at room temperature and are poor conductors are called

Atoms that are to the left of the stair - step are called

The rows under the periodic table represent the

The ability of an atom to bond with other atoms

The majority of the atom's mass is

An atom that has the same number of protons but different number of neutrons is called an

The most reactive nonmetals on the periodic table are called the

How can you determine the number of energy levels that contain electrons for an atom?

Atoms are considered neutral because

The total number of valence electrons for any transition element is

The maximum number of valence electrons for any atom is

What energy levels contain electrons if the atom is in period 4?

The largest family on the periodic table and it has only 2 valence electrons.

Which suborbitals are "used" for valence electrons?

When a repeating pattern of atoms properties occur due to their arrangement it is called

The family that has 5 valence electrons is called the

Which atom is the exception to the octet rule?

Atoms in the same __________ are extremely similar.

The total number of energy levels that an atom can have is

What is the number of valence electrons for Nitrogen?

Electrons are found in

These atoms are typical solid at room temperature.

Another name for the halogen family is the

This group of atoms is referred to as semiconductors.

Which energy level is closest to the nucleus of an atom?

How do you determine the outermost energy level for an atom?

Atoms to the right of the stair - step are called

One atom has an atomic number of 10 and a mass of 18. The other is 10 and 17. These are

Atoms who do not have 8 valence electrons will __________ with other atoms.

The ability of a an atom to bond with other atoms is called an atom's __________.

The most reactive metals on the periodic table are called the

Periodic means

What are the four suborbitals of an atom?

Which groups correspond to the p suborbital?

Periods correspond with

The pathways that electrons follow in the atom are referred to as

How many electrons to Hydrogen and Helium need to become stable?

When an atom fulfills the octet rule it becomes chemically