Element Basics
Groups and Periods
Electron Arrangements
Bonds
Molecules
100

How many electrons does Argon have?

18

100

What period contains hydrogen and helium?

Period 1

100

How many electrons can an atom's first shell hold?

2

100

What kind of bond is formed between two ions of opposite charges?

ionic bond

100

What molecule's formula is H20?

Water

200

What is the atomic number of boron?

5

200

Which element is in Period 4 and Group 2?

Calcium

200

How many valence electrons does silicon have?

4

200

What kind of bond involves atoms sharing electrons?

covalent bond
200

What is a molecule made of? (Think in the simplest terms)

atoms

300

How many electrons are there in a phosphorus atom?

15

300

What is the name given to Group 2 of the periodic table?

Alkaline Earth Metals

300

How many electrons are in Magnesium's (Mg) second shell?

8

300

What kind of bonds did you represent with the dot structures you drew?

Covalent

300

Draw the dot structure for CH4

400

How many electrons are there in a beryllium ion (after a beryllium atom loses two electrons)?

2

400

What is the name of the group containing helium?

Noble Gases

400

How many valence electrons will you find in the outer shell of each Alkali Metal?

1

400

Looking at a periodic table, on which side (your right or left) of the periodic table are you most likely to find atoms that turn into negatively charged ions?

right

400

Draw a 3D picture of an alcohol molecule. You need to label each atom in the molecule.

500

How many electrons are there in a chlorine ion (after a chlorine atom gains an electron)?

18

500

What is the name of the very reactive group that "wants" desperately to gain one electron?

Halogens

500

What is it about the electron arrangement of the Noble Gases that makes them so non-reactive?

Complete/Full outer shells of electrons.

500

What kind of a bond is lithium most likely to be part of?

ionic

500

How many electrons are shared between each C and O atom in a carbon dioxide molecule?

4

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