Periodic Trends--MY

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Alkali Metals (group #)

group 1 on the periodic table.

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Transition Metals (group #)

groups 3-12.

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Halogens (group #)

group 17.

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valence electrons (location in atom)

are found in the outermost energy level.

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Noble Gases (group #)

group 18.

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Electronegativity (definition)

tendency of an atom to attract/gain electrons

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Atomic Radius (definition)

The size of an atom's electron cloud.

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Alkaline Earth Metals (group #)

group 2.

2 valence electrons.

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Metals (definition)

left of stairstep; tend to lose electrons/form cations.

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Non Metals (definition)

tend to gain electrons/form anions.

upper right corner of periodic table.

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Halogens (picture)

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Alkaline Earth Metals (picture)

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Metalloids (picture)

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Non Metals (picture)

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Transition Metals (picture)

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Noble Gases (Picture)

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Electron (Lewis) Dot Diagram.

Shows valence electrons.

<p>Shows valence electrons.</p>
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Periods/Rows. (definition)

From left to right across the periodic table.

<p>From left to right across the periodic table.</p>
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Alkaline Earth Metals (valence electrons)

Family with two valence electrons.

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Halogens (valence electrons)

Family with seven valence electrons.

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Noble Gases (valence electrons)

Family with 8 valence electrons

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Noble Gases (description)

Most stable and unreactive Family of elements.

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Which of the following has the largest atomic radius (all in period 2): Li, B, N, F, Ne

Li

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Which of the following has the highest ELECTRONEGATIVITY (all in period 2): Li, B, N, F, Ne

F

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Which of the following is the LEAST REACTIVE element (all in period 2): Li, B, N, F, Ne

Ne

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Which of the following elements wants to GAIN 3 electrons (all in period 2): Li, B, N, F, Ne

N

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An increase in distance between a proton and electron (increases/ decreases) the force.

decreases (force of attraction)

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The attractive force (increases/ decreases) as number of protons in the nucleus increases.

Increases (force of attraction)

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Charge of the elements with 6 valence electrons.

Negative 2

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Charge of the elements in family 1.

Positive 1.

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What charge would an element be if it loses 2 electrons?

Positive 2

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This is the charge an element with 7 valence electrons would form as an Ion.

Negative 1