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What is IONIC?
Isotopes are elements with the same number of protons and electrons and a different number of BLANK
What are neutrons?
O
What is Oxygen?
K+, S2-, C
What is K2S?
Atomic mass increases in this direction.
What is down and right?
Non-metal bonds with non-metal
What is COVALENT?
If a carbon atom has a mass of 14 amu, it would have this many neutrons.
What is 8?
Na
What is sodium?
Be2+,O2-,Rb+
What is BeO or Rb2O?
Atomic radius increases in this direction.
What is down and left?
CO2
What is COVALENT?
These elements are more likely to have differing numbers of protons and neutrons.
What is elements further down on the periodic table?
He
Which two of these could make a covalent bond?
Ca, Al, O
What is Al and O?
Electronegativity increase in this direction.
What is up and right?
Which combination of the following elements would form an ionic bond? Mg, O, S, P, F
What is Mg with any of the options?
MgO, MgS, MgP, MgF2
This is the most common isotope for carbon.
What is C-12?
NaCl
What is sodium chloride?
Put together this covalent bond. B and F
What is BeF3?
This element has the highest electronegativity on the periodic table.
What is fluorine?
An ionic bond showing charges between Na and O
What is Na2O?
What is the most common isotope for Sr?
Sr-88
LiF
What is lithium fluoride?
This is how carbon dioxide is written.
What is CO2?
The amount of attractive force of an atom on an electron.
What is electronegativity?