Periodic Table
Ionic Bonding
Random Facts
Covalent Bonding
Collective Facts
100

How many groups are found on the Periodic Table 

18

100

An ionic bond consists of two different ions, properly named  _____ and _____.

Cation and anion 

100

On the periodic table this number can never change

Atomic number 

100

What is the difference between covalent and ionic bonding?

Covalent is the sharing of electrons and ionic is the gain/lose of electrons 

100

Which period do the transition metals begin?

Period 3

200

How many periods are on the Periodic Table 

7

200
In an ionic bond the overall charge must be?

Neutral 

200

What is the charge of group 16?

-2

200

Covalent bonding occurs between which type of elements?

Nonmetals 

200
Of the three subatomic particles, which two can change in number?

Neutrons and electrons 

300

What is the most common type of element found on the Periodic Table?

What is a metal

300

What happens to the charges in ionic bonds of induvial elements?

Their charges become subscripts of the element it is bonded to 

300

What is the formula for finding the number of neutrons?

mass number - atomic number 
300

 When naming what does the ending change to for the second nonmetal?

ide 

300

What is the purpose of valence electrons?

They are the electrons that are shared, gained or lost in chemical bonding 

400

What information is given in the square of an element on the Periodic Table?

Symbol, atomic number, element name, atomic mass

400

What does the Roman numeral indicate in ionic bonding?

The charge of the transition metal 

400

Name all family groups and their location (group #) on the periodic table

Alkali metals - G1

Alkaline earth metals -G2

Transition metals - G3-12

Halogens - G17

Noble gases - G18

400

What is the prefix name for the number seven?

Hepta 

400

How many metalloids are on the Periodic Table?

7

500

What information does the period and group number of an element provide?

Period number = highest energy level of that element

Group number= number of valence electrons 

500

Name SnO

Tin (II) Oxide 

500

How are valence electrons determined from group numbers?

Groups 1/2= ve equal the group number

Groups 13-18= ve equal the group number minus 10

500

Name SiF6

Silicon Hexaflouride 

500

What is the the difference between lone pairs and bond pairs?  How many types of bonds are they and how many electrons are shared in each?

Lone pairs are not involved in the bonding are bond pairs are

Single bond=2 electrons shared

Double bond= 4 electrons shared

Triple bond = 6 electrons shared 

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