An atom that has a different number of electrons than protons
What is an ion?
What are the 4 different subshells?
What are s,p,d,f ?
When naming a transition metal what does the roman numeral show?
What is the cation charge?
Which bond transfers electrons?
What is an ionic bond?
What is a mixture of metals called?
What is an alloy?
What is a positively charged atom called?
What is a cation?
How many electrons can the subshell s hold?
What is 2?
What is the order of elements when naming?
What is cation than anion?
What do metals/nonmetals tend to do with electrons?
What is losing electrons?
Metals tend to lose and nonmetals tend to gain.
What has relatively high melting and boiling point?
What is a metal?
What is -ide?
What does this show?
What is an electron configuration of an anion?
What method is used when considering charges of elements when naming?
What is the criss-cross method?
Some properties of a compound include, solid at room temp, soft, and conducts electricity.
TRUE OR FALSE
What is FALSE?
Compounds aren't soft
What happens to electrons during oxidation?
What is losing electrons?
Ionic bonds are formed between what kind of charges?
What are opposite charges?
How many valance electrons does oxygen have?
What is 6 valance electrons?
What is the compound name of BeCl2?
What is beryllium chloride?
What is the geometric arrangement of particles?
What is Crystal Lattice?
What is the name for the unique arrangement and overlay of the outer energy levels of metal atoms?
What is the electron sea model?
What charge will an ion take on when gaining a valance electron?
What is negative charge?
Is [Xe] a valid electron configuration of Xenon?
What is no?
Xe is a nobel gas meaning the correct configuration is [Kr] 4d¹⁰ 5s² 5p⁶.
What is the formula of Barium hydroxide?
What is Ba(OH)₂?
What is the energy required to separate ions (solid to gas) called?
What is lattice energy?
What are the 2 basic types of alloys?
What are interstitial alloys and substitutional alloys?