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boxes (or circles) represent the orbitals containing electrons
orbital diagram
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when an atom is "built up" by placing the electrons of an atom in the sublevels in order of increasing energy
electron configuration
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includes hydrogen, helium and the elements in group 1A and group 2A
s block elements
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consists of the elements in group 3A to group 8A
p block elements
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first appear after calcium with the ten columns of elements of the transition metals
d block
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includes all the elements in the two rows at the bottom of the periodic table
f block elements
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electrons in the outermost energy levels are called
valence electrons
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indicates the number of valence electrons for the elements in each vertical column
group numbers
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group 1A has how many valence electrons?Group 2A? Group 7A?
1, 2,7
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distance from the nucleus to the valence electrons is called
atomic radius
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typically decrease from left to right on the periodic table
atomic radii of representatice elements
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change only slightly because electrons are adding to inner d sublevels
atomic radii of the transistion elements
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the energy needed to remove the least tightly bound electron from an atom in the gaseous state is called
ioization energy
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forms when an electron is removed from a neutral atom
cation
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the ionization energy generally decreases
going down a group
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going across a period from left to right
the ionization energy generally increases
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one or more dots representing the valence electron of an atom are written along side the atomic symbol of an elements
electron-dot symbol
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result from the formation of chemical bonds between two or more differnet elements
compounds
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electrons are transferred from atoms of metals to atoms of nonmetals
ionic bonding
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form between atoms of nonmetals and valence electrons are shared
convalent bonds
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in both ionic and convalent compounds, the atoms tend to acquire the electron configuration of the nearest noble gas
octet rule
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atoms form compounds by
losing, gaining, or sharing electrons to acquire an octet of 8 valence electrons
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the valence electrons of a metal are tranferred to a nonmetal
ionic bonding
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because the ionization energies of metals of groups 1A,2A,3A are low
these metal atoms readily lose their valence electron to nonmetals
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number of valence electrons in the electron configuration of a noble gas
8
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electrical charge
ionic charge
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negatively charged ions
anions
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consists of postive and negatice ions
ionic compounds
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ions are held together by strong elctrical attractions between the opposite charges
ionic bonds
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bond in which the attraction between the ions is very strong, which makes the melting points of ionic compounds high
ionic compounds
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indicates the number and kinds of ions that make up the ionic compound
formula of an ionic compound
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the sum of the ionic charges in the formula of an ionic compound
always 0
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Transition metal in Group B and the representative metals in Group 4A also form
positive ions
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when a group of atom have acquired an electrical charge
polyaomic ion
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most polyatomic ions consist of nonmetals such as
phosphorus, sulfur, carbon, or nirtogen convalently bonded to oxygen atoms
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most common polyatomic anions end in
ate
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bending of light
refraction
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energy levels are assigned the value of a positive integar called
principle quatum number (n)
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formula for max number of electrons per shell
2(n) squared
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what is the max number of electrons per shell in levels 1-4?
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region of the greatest probabilty of finding an electron is called
orbital
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shows the arrangement of electrons around the nucleus in energy levels is called
electon configuration
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the electrons in the outer most energy level of an atom. Responsible for the properties of that element is called
valence electron
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how do you find the number of valence electron?
same as the group number
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what indicates the number of atoms of an element
subscript
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pure substance composed of 2 or more elements, with a definit composistion
compound
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all metals give
electrons
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nonmetals
accept electrons
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nonmetals gain electrons and form
- ions or anions
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metals lose e- and form
+ ions or cation
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if only has dots then it an
atom
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if has a charge then it is an
ion
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difference between the number of protons and the number of electron, written in the upper right corner of the symbol for the ion
ionic charge
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