Cation Formation
Anion Formation
Valence Electrons
Charges
Throw Back Friday
100

These elements form cations with a 1+ charge.

What are alkali metals or Group 1A elements.

100

Form anions with a 1- charge.

What is a halogen? Or group 7A element.

100
In the atom, where are valence electrons found?
What is the outermost or highest energy level?
100

TODAY'S TRIPLE

This element is in Period 4 with a charge of +3

Gallium

100

An oxygen atom contains this many protons.

 8

200

Which elements will always form cations?

Metals.

200

Anions form when atoms...

gain electrons.

200

DAILY DOUBLE

This number on the periodic table can be used to quickly determine the number of valence electrons.

What is the group A number.

200

This element is in period 2 with a charge of 2+

Be

200

Is calcium a metal, nonmetal or metalloid?

a metal

300

Cations form when atoms

lose electrons.

300

Which type of elements form anions?

What are nonmetals.

300

The maximum number of valence electrons.

What is 8.

300

TODAY's TRIPLE

When Se forms an ion, it will have a charge of

2-

300

DAILY DOUBLE

Block d on the periodic table is also known as

transition metals

400

DAILY DOUBLE

This group of elements will form cations with a 3+ charge.

What are group 3A elements.

400

An element has 5 valence electrons . What will be the charge on this anion?

3-

400

This rule states that atoms will gain or lose valence electrons until they are like the closest Noble Gas.

The octet rule.

400

DAILY DOUBLE

The charge of +3 tells you that the element...

lost 3 electrons.

400

The only metal which exists in a liquid state at room temperature.

mercury.

500

Which metalloid becomes a cation?

What is boron?

500

An atom has an electron configuration ending in 3p5. What will be the charge?

-1

500

When fulfilling the octet rule, which Noble Gas will Gallium want to be like?

Ar

500

This group on the periodic table could go either way in when fulfilling the octet rule.

Group 4A

500

Name the three subatomic particles.

protons, electrons and neutrons.

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