vocabulary
vocabulary
organization
periodic patterns
history
100

column 

what is a group 

100

atomic radius 

what is the distance between the nucleus and the valiance electron?

100

what does the atomic number represent 

what is the amount of protons in the nucleus 

100

what group of elements do you use to abbreviate electronic configuration?

What are noble gasses

100

which historic person has an element named after them

who is seaborg 

200

what is a valence electron 

what is the outermost electron 

200

Electron Configuration

what is how elements and orbitals make up an element.

200

what represents the amount of valence electron 

what is groups 

200

where is the biggest element 

what is down and to the left 

200

Why did Dmitri Mendeleev's periodic table catch on more than other tables at the time?

what is because he made predictions for elements that weren't discovered yet and was correct.

300

atomic mass 

what is neutrons plus protons 

300

Orbital

what is a three-dimensional description of the most likely location of an electron around an atom.

300

What 2 ways does the atomic radius increase

what is down and left

300

what is the max amount you can fill the f orbital 

what is 14 

300

who came up with the electron configuration

who is Niels Bohr

400

rows 

what is a period 

400

how many electrons can fit in an orbital 

what is 2 

400

what does the nucleus contain 

what is protons and neutrons 

400

What does Hunds rule state


What is two or more orbitals with the same energy are each half-filled by one electron before any one orbital is completely filled.



500

ionization energy 

what is how much energy it takes to remove or take an electron.

500

What are the 4 different orbital groups?

What are the S,P,D, and F orbitals.

500

what does ionization energy tell us 

what is the amount of energy needed to remove an electron from an atom.

500

What does the Pauli exclusion principle state 


What is electrons which occupy the same atomic orbital must spin in opposite directions; which therefore limits the number of electrons occupying an orbital to two.

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