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~Florine through Iodine are mebers of this family
~Salt formers |
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| ~This family is also known as the ORE formers |
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| ~Part of the atom where you find the electrons |
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| ~Lithium through Francium are members of this family |
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| ~Type of atoms that tend to be anions |
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| ~Magnesium is a member of this family |
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| ~Scuebtust who came up with the "planetary" model of the atom, whereby the electrons were believed to orbit in shells |
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| ~Negative charged sub-tomic particle |
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| ~The industry that benefited from the production of aluminum |
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| ~Positively charged electron donors that tend to be metals |
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| ~Helium through Xenon are members of this family |
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| ~When atoms absrob energy their electrons jump energy levels and give of THIS when they fall back to their regualr energy level |
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| ~Early chemists who attempted to make gold out of everything |
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| ~Atomic Radius does this as you move from left to right on the Periodic Table |
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| ~Outer most shell oa atom is called this |
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| ~Positively charged sub-atomic particle |
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| ~Most of the elements on the Periodic Table are of this general property |
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| ~Atoms with a net electric charge that can be either a cation or anion |
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| ~Greek philophist who coined the term atomos meaning indivisible |
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| ~Ability of an atom to accept electrons |
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| ~One of the earliest alloys ever created |
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| ~The metal that is one of the best conductors of heat and electricity |
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