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Atomic Structure
Periodic Table
Ions and Molecular Compounds
100

Mass is neither created nor destroyed

Conservation of Mass (matter)

100

When a wire is cut, and the material has not been changed into a new material, this is an example of what type of change?

Physical change

100

the 3 subatomic particles and their charges

electron (-), proton(+), and neutron (0)

100

the number of protons in the atom is represented by this

atomic number

100

An ion is formed between these two classes of elements bonding

metal and nonmetal

200

An educated guess

Hypothesis

200

When a cake is baked and the original substance becomes something entirely different, this type of change has occurred.

Chemical change

200

atoms of the same element with different numbers of neutrons are called

isotopes

200

the number of protons and neutrons in an atom is represented by this

mass number

200

the number of covalent bonds that can be formed by elements in group 5

3 bonds in order to achieve a full octet

300

Any atom with a positive charge

Cation

300

Classification of Matter:

a blend of chicken and broth is an example of a ____, while the glucose we need is an example of a ____?

(2 part answer)

mixture and compound

300

In the notation, calcium-40, what does the 40 stand for?

the mass number - the total number of protons and neutrons (nucleons)

300

elements on the left side of the periodic chart that tend to lose electrons easily

metals

300

the total charge of an ionic compound after charges have been "balanced"

0

400

vertical column of elements that have similar chemical properties

Group or Family

400

Classification of Matter:

A cup of black coffee is an example of what type of mixture, while dirt is an example of what other type of mixture?

(2 part answer)

homogeneous and heterogeneous

400

the maximum number of electrons that can occupy any orbital type

2

400

Elements in group 17 (halogens) have how many valence electrons?

7

400

the formula and name of the ionic compound that is formed by Lithium (+1) and oxygen (-2)

What is lithium oxide and Li2O

500

the energy required to remove an electron from an atom

Ionization energy

500

Electrons are lost and gained in this type of bonding while they are shared in what other type of bonding?

(2 part answer)

ionic and covalent bonding

500
In the third energy level, how many different orbital types can electrons take on? What are they called? How many of each orbital type can exist on the third energy level?

s, p, and d orbitals

s = 1

p = 3

d = 5

500

Elements in group 2 tend to ionize by

losing both (2) valence electrons to gain a +2 charge

500

What is the charge on mystery element, X, in the ionic compound, Al2X3?

-2

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