Periodic Table, Bohr Diagrams, Valence Review

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What is the symbol for Hydrogen

H

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What is the symbol for helium

He

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What is te symbol for Lithium

Li

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What is the symbol for Beryillium

Be

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What is te symbol for Boron

B

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What is the symbol for Sodium

Na

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What is the symbol for Magnesium

Mg

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What is the symbol for Aluminum

Al

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What is the symbol for Silicon

Si

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What is the symbol for phosphorus

P

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How to find the amount of valence electrons

The left over atoms on the last outer shell.

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What is the quantity and amount of atoms in this molecular formula? 2 (NH4)2CO3

4 atoms of nitrogen, 16 atoms of hydrogen, 2 atoms of carbon, 6 atoms of oxygen.

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What are the three classes of Elements?

Metals, Non-Metals, and Metalloids

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What is a Group?

A vertical column of elements in the periodic table.

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What is a period?

A Period is a horizontal row of elements in the periodic table.

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The 1st electron shell can have how many electrons. 

The 1st electron shell can have 2 electrons. 

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All matter are made of tiny particles called what?

Atoms

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What is the center part of an atom called?

The nucleus

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Are electrons larger or smaller than protons and neutrons? 

Electrons are larger.

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What does the Atomic Number tell us?

The atomic number tells us how many protons or electrons an atom has.

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The mass number minus the atomic number gives the number of…

Neutrons

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If elements are in the same group what do they have in common?

They have the same amount of valence electrons.

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What happens when a valence electron is far from the nucleus?

The father the valence electron, the easier for it to be lost, making the atom more reactive.

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What are group 1 and 17 have in common?

They are both very reactive because they only need to gain or lose one electron to become stable

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What do you notice about the valence electrons when you move across a period left to right?

The valence electrons increases by one.

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What is the outermost level of electrons called?

Valence

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Why is Valence important?

It is important because it determines how reactive an element will be. 

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What do you know about the number of electrons when moving down a group/coloumn?

The number of electrons increases by a pattern.

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What do you notice about the valence electrons when moving down a group?

It is the same amount of valence electrons. It increases by one when going left to right.

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A nucleus have an overall balanced or unbalanced charge?

A balanced charge. 

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What is group 1 on the periodic Table called?

Alkali Metals

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What is Group 2 on the periodic table called?

Alkali Earth Metals

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What is group 17 called?

Halogens

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What is group 18 called on the periodic Table?

Noble Gases