BONDING
NOTATIONS
MODELS
PERIODIC TABLE (physical)
PERIODIC TABLE
(chemical)
100
This type of bond is the strongest with the highest melting point.
What are ionic bonds?
100
When writing a normal notation, this goes on the top left of the symbol?
What is the mass number?
100
These two things go in the middle of a Bohr Model.
What are the protons and neutrons?
100
Calcium has this many orbits?
What is two?
100
An atom becomes this after donating its electrons.
What is a cation?
200
This determines an atom's symbol and atomic number.
What is the number of protons?
200
This is the number of electrons that can go in the second orbit?
What are 8 electrons?
200
Chlorine belongs to this family.
What is the halogen family?
200
Boron accepts this many electrons when bonding?
What is three?
300
This type of bond is able to form lattice crystals.
What are ionic bonds?
300
This is the notation for an atom with 5p, 5n, 8e.
What is B2-?
300
This is the name for the outer electrons used for bonding?
What are valance electrons?
300
This is the only liquid metal on the periodic table.
What is mercury?
300
This element is the most reactive nonmetal.
What is Fluorine?
400
This type of bond forms from the attraction between positive and negative ions.
What are ionic bonds?
400
This type of atom has a different mass number from a normal atom.
What is an isotope?
400
Give the notation for this bohr model (see board)
What is N-13?
400
This is the only gas in period 4.
What is Krypton, Kr?
400
This element is the largest alkaline metal.
What is Radium?
500
This is the bond that hold the compound CO2 together.
What is a covalent bond?
500
This is the notation for an atom with 6p, 5n, 6e?
What is C-11?
500
What would be the valance model for N2+?
What is (see board)
500
This is the only element that touches the stair-step line but is not a metalloid.
What is aluminum?
500
This is the rule that states that atoms bond to become more stable and fill their out orbit.
What is the octet rule?
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