FOS-C Atoms & Periodic Table Section B

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What is energy?

the ability to do work

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What are some different types of energy?

kinetic, potential, mechanical, chemical, thermal, sound, electrical, light

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Together kinetic and potential energy make…

mechanical energy

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Energy can be _____ into different types.

transformed

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What is potential energy?

energy an object holds due to its position

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What is kinetic energy?

the energy an object has due to it being in motion

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What is mass?

anything that takes up space and has mass

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What is temperature?

the average kinetic energy of the molecules in a substance 

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Energy ___ between solids, liquids, and gases.

increases

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Valence electrons are involved in what?

chemical reactions

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You can never have more than ____ valence electrons.

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What indicates the relative size and energy of the various atomic orbitals? 

principle energy level (shell)

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What is a dot diagram/lewis structure?

it’s similar to the Bohr model, but it includes the element symbol in the middle, no rings, and only shows the valence electrons. place the valence electrons one at a time on the 4 sides before starting to pair them together. If there are 2 valence electrons, place them on opposite ends of the symbol 

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What is an ion?

an atom with a positive or negative charge

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Positively charged atoms have ____ protons than electrons.

more 

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Negatively charged atoms have ____ protons than electrons.

less

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What are positive atoms called? What columns are they typically found in?

cation, columns 1-14

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What are negative atoms called? What columns are they typically found in?

anion, columns 15-17

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How do you find a charge of a atom?

charge = protons - electrons