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What element has the biggest atomic radii
Mg
F
Ba
Ag
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What group does hydrogen belong to?
Alkaline metals
Alkali metals
Halogens
Non- metals
3
What has a higher electronegativity than flourine?
Chlorine
Lithium
Nitrogen
None of the above
4
What are the two types of covalent bonds?
Positive covalent, non positive covalent
Popular Covalent, non popular covalent
Negative covalent, non negative covalent
Polar covalent, non polar covalent
5
Oxidation is an example of what?
Physical prosperity
Chemical change
Physical change
Chemical prosperity
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The electrons in the innermost shell are called valence electrons
False
True
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What element has the highest metallic property
Hf
Mo
P
Ga
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What group are the transition metals in?
E
I
D
B
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What element has the lowest melting point?
Hg
Ag
Ga
Au
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What element has the highest Ionization energy
Br
Te
Hg
Ba
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What is the the part of periodic table that has the biggest atomic mass?
bottom- right
bottom-left
Transition metals
top- right
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What Element has the highest Electronegativity?
Sc
Ta
Re
Os
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What is the densest state of matter?
Liquid
Gas
Metal
Solid
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What is Ionization Energy
Ability for an atom to attract an electron
energy required to remove the most loosely bound proton
energy required to remove the most loosely bound electron
energy required to remove the most loosely bound Neutron
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Electron Configuration
1s2 2s2 2s2
2s1 1s2 2p2
1s3 2s2 2p2
1s2 2s2 2p2
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Where are most of the electronegative elements located on the periodic table?
Transition elements
Alkali Metals
Alkaline earth metals
Upper right corner of the periodic table
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What element has this Orbital structure?
Li
Po
Co
F
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What is Metallic Character
How readily an atom can lose an electron.
How readily an atom can lose a neutron.
How readily an atom can lose an Proton.
Ability to become Ironman.
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What element is the most dense?
He
Ca
S
Os
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What is truth about a polar molecule
Most hydrocarbon liquids are polar molecules.
A non-polar molecule has symetric electron distribution
The charges of polar molecule cancel out each other.
Polar molecules attract each other via dipole-dipole forces
21
What group of elements has this orbital shape for their highest energy level?
Transition Metals
Rare Earth Elements
Noble Gases
Alkaline Earth Metals
22
What's not a type of spectroscopy?
Absorption
Continuous
Emission
Radioactive
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What group are the Alkali metals in?
F
D
E
B
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The force which holds atoms together in a molecule or crystal is called.
Ionic Bond
Chemical Bond
Covalent Bond
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What group are the metaloids in?
B
E
C
H
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What's valence electron?
The tendency of losing , gaining or sharing neutrons
The measurement of the charge of the atoms
The interaction of electrons at the elements' outer orbitals
Electronegativity measurement
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Why hydrogen and oxygen atoms are more stable when they form bonds in a water molecule?
a covalent bond.
Because of an ionic bond
Strong magnetic pull from the hydrogen pulls oxygen together
8 electrons which create a strong bond between each other
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What is Electronegativity
Distance from nucleus to the edge of the orbital
Atom's ability to attract a bonding pair of electrons.
How readily an atom can lose an electron.
The neutral atom's likelihood of gaining an electron
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What group are the Noble Gases in?
B
C
E
D
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What group are the halogens in?
H
F
G
A
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Which Group is the Alkaline Earth Metals in
B
E
I
D
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Which of these is not a chemical bond?
Covalent Bond
Metal Bond
Hydrogen Bond
Ionic Bond
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Which box is most dense
C
B
A
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What is Atomic Radii
Length of the orbital
Amount of energy required to remove a valence electron
Distance from the nucleus to edge of electron cloud
Ability of an atom to pull off an electron
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What is equivalent to the number of protons and neutrons in the atom?
Electronegativity
Atomic Radii
Metallic Character
Atomic Mass
