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| The physical/chemical properties of elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers. |
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| The energy it takes to remove one electron from a neutral atom |
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| the measure of the ability of an atom to attract electrons |
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| Energy change that occurs when an electron is acquirred by a neutral atom |
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| Man credited with first periodic table of elements, categorized by elements with similar properties |
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| Group 1 elements are called |
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| Group 2 elements are called |
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| Elements in group 17 are called |
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| Elements in group 18 are called |
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| Electrons responsible for it's chemical behavior of its atom |
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--> smaller, | V larger Think: ASL |
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--> bigger | V smaller Think: IBS Remember: ABL |
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| What happens to an atom when it gains electrons? Loses electrons? |
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gains-negative loses-positive |
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| Most reactive metals are? |
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| Transition metals are in which block |
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Group 1 has how many valence electrons? Group 2? 3-12? 13? 14? 15? 16? 17? 18? |
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Group 1 elements have a what charge? (answer for example: +1) Group 2? G3-12? Group13? G14? G15? G16? G17? G18? |
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| The electron config of the noble gases end with filled (what orbital?) |
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| Lanthanide elements are characteristic of which orbital? |
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Bromine (atomic # 35) belongs to G17. How many valence electrons does bromine have? |
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| Atomic size is determined by |
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| the distance beween the nuclei of atoms next to each other |
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| Energy required to remove an electron ____ as you move left to right from K to Fe. |
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| How is Bromine the odd element out compared to other halogens? |
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| Bromine is the only liquid. |
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