Atomic Structure
periodic table
periodic table con't.
orbitals
misc
100
these are the 3 subatomic particles found in an atom
What is protons, neutrons, and electrons?
100
most of the elements on the period table are this
What is a metal?
100
oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, and hydrogen are examples of this
What is nonmetals?
100
the place electrons are most likely found
What is orbitals?
100
the outermost electrons that do the bonding
What is valence electrons?
200
this subatomic particle is responsible for determining which element is which
What is the proton?
200
lithium, potassium and sodium are examples of this
What is alkali metals?
200
gold, silver and copper are examples of this
What is transition metals?
200
the number of electrons in p orbitals
What is 6?
200
oxygen has this many valence electrons
What is 6?
300
this subatomic particle determines bonding properties
What is electrons?
300
magnesium and calcium are examples of this
What is alkaline earth metals?
300
this orbital can hold 10 electrons
What is d orbital?
300
the element that has the electron configuration of [Ar] 4s2 3d10 4p4
What is Selenium?
400
what it is called when an atom has more or less electrons than protons
What is an ion?
400
the combination of an elements protons and neutrons determine this
What is atomic mass/weight?
400
the number of neutrons Bromine has (mass of 80)
What is 45 neutrons?
400
this orbital has 7 different configurations
What is f orbitals?
400
this is the electron configuration of Radon
What is [Xe] 6s2 4f14 5d10 6p6?
500
variants or an atom based on differing amounts of neutrons
What is isotopes?
500
the reason noble gases don't react
What is they have a full valence shell?
500
Germanium, arsenic and antimony are examples of this
What is semiconductors?
500
actinium ends in this orbital
What is d orbital?
500
the reason Sodium loses an electron to become an ion
What is to go down an energy level and have a full valence shell?
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