The Periodic Table
Atoms
Ions
Covelent Bonding
Metals
100
The number in the upper right corner of an element symbol
What is the atomic number / # of protons
100
The location of neutrons in an atom
What is the nucleus
100
The definition of an ion
What is a charged particle/atom
100
The definition of a covalent bond
What is atoms sharing electrons
100
This property of metals makes them appear shiny
What is luster
200
The number below an element's symbol
What is the atomic mass
200
The location of protons in an atom
What is the nucleus
200
Positive ions are formed by ___________ an electrons
What is losing
200
In a nonpolar covalent bond, atoms are shared ___________
What is equally
200
This property of metals means if you put hot water in a metal cup, you are probably going to burn your hand
What is thermal conductivity
300
Elements in the same column of the periodic table have this in common
What is the number of valence electrons
300
The location of electrons in an atom
What is the electron cloud
300
Negative ions are formed by __________ electrons
What is gaining
300
In a polar covalent bond, atoms are shared __________
What is unequally
300
Most metals for this type of solid
What is crystalline solid
400
The group called the ___________ don't interact with other elements due to their full valence shells
What are the noble gases
400
This property of metals is why people get shocked when they touch exposed wires
What is electrical conductivity
400
If Mg is in the second column of the periodic table, it will form ionic bonds with atoms in the ___________ column
What is the 16th (6th would be okay to say too)
400
If two atoms are sharing 4 electrons between them, what type of bond holds them together?
What is a double (covalent) bond
400
The property of metals that allows you to pull it into thin strands
What is ductility
500
This is the guy who, literally, dreamed up the periodic table
Who is Mendeleev
500
This determines how atoms bond together
What are valence electrons
500
What happens to electrons in an ionic bond? (How is an ionic bond formed?)
One atom takes electrons from another atom (electrons are exchanged)
500
Oil spills in water can be cleaned because oil forms ____________ bonds and water forms ___________ bonds, so they don't bond to each other
What is nonpolar, polar
500
Why do metals form metallic bonds?
Because they will easily give up their valence electrons
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