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What is an element?
A pure substance that cannot be broken down into a simpler substance
What is an atom?
The smallest part of an element with all the properties of that element
What are the parts of an atom?
Proton, Electrons, Neutrons, Nucleus, Electron cloud
What is the charge and location of protons?
positive, in the nucleus
What is the charge and location of Electrons?
Negative, outside the nucleus
What is the charge and location of Neutrons?
No charge, in the nucleus
What is the charge and location of nucleus?
Positive, center of the atom
What is the charge and location of the electron cloud?
Negative, outside the nucleus.
What is an ion?
Charged particles or atom because the electrons and protons are not the same number
What is an isotope?
Occurs when the number of protons and neutrons are different.

If you have the element F, and it’s to the power of -1, figure out the protons, neutrons, and electrons.
P=9 N=9 E=10

If you have the element Ca, and it’s to the power of +2, figure out the protons, neutrons, and electrons.
P=20 N=20 E=18

If you have the element B, and it’s to the power of +3, figure out the protons, neutrons, and electron
P=5 N=5 E=2

If you have the element O, and it’s to the power of -2, figure out the protons, neutrons, and electrons.
P=8 N=8 E=10

If you have the element F-20, figure out the protons, neutrons, and electrons.
P=9 N=11 E=9

If you have the element Ca-50, figure out the protons, neutrons, and electrons.
P=20 N=30 E=20

If you have the element B-9, figure out the protons, neutrons, and electrons.
P=5 N=4 E=5
What is an elements goal?
To be stable.
To be stable, what does an elements need(relating to Bohr’s model)?
To have a full outer ring.
If an element has a perfectly full ring, what is it called, and what cant that element be?
Noble gas, it cant be an ion
What two ways can an element become stable(referring to a Bohr’s model)?
Giving electrons, receiving electrons.
What two types of bonds are there?
Ionic, and Covalent
Whats an Ionic bond?
Bonds created between 2 atoms when an ion is created by giving electrons away
What bond is weaker?
Ionic
On the periodic table of elements, what type of material are ionic bonds between?
A non-metal and a metal.
What is a covalent bond?
Bond created between 2 elements when an electron is shared between atoms.
What bond is stronger?
Covalent
What type of material is covalent bonds between?
Two non-metals
If two elements have a bond, and are very far apart on the periodic table of elements, what bond is that?
Ionic
If two elements have a bond, and are close together on the periodic table of elements, what bond is that?
Covalent

What element is 3 rows down and has 4 electrons?
Silicon

What element is in row 3 and is stable?
Argon

What element is in row 4 and has 1 electron?
Potassium