electron configurations
The electron configuration of Nitrogen.
What is 1s2 2s2 2p3?
What is the mass of a photon?
The spy movie character.
Who is James Bond?
Atomic number 5
What is boron?
Draw MgCl2
Cl-Mg-Cl
What is 3d?
This ray has the longest wavelength.
What is a radio wave?
Sharing electrons.
What is 79?
Draw PCl3
pg 137
What is Dysprosium?
State the wavelength range of the visible spectrum in nm.
What is 750-400 (380 will be accepted)?
This bond is produced when an element gives an electron to another. The result is that one element becomes a cation and the other an anion. Naturally, they become attracted to each other.
What is an Ionic bond?
Oxygen's atomic mass. Name all 4 digits after the decimal.
What is 15.9994?
Draw SO2
pg137
[Rn] 7s25f146d4
What is Dubnium?
The ray with the highest frequency.
What is a gamma ray?
The Greek prefixes are used when this type of bond is present.
What is a covalent bond?
What major class of the elements is Germanium in?
What is a metaloid?
Co2 has this electron domain geometry
What is linear?
State the Aufbau Principle.
What is: "the orbitals with lower energies, closer to the nucleus are filled before those with higher energies."
The equation to measure the velocity of a wave.
What is velocity=wavelength times frequency?
The classical method (TypeII) uses these endings for cations with higher and lower charges.
What are ic and ous?
The element with the highest electronegativity.
What is Fluorine?
Why does H2O have a bent AB2E2 geometry
What is: because the nonbonding domains push the angle between the hydrogens to 104.5.
or the nonbonding domains push harder than the already bonded domains.