Valence Time
A Sodium atom has this many valence electrons
What is 1?
In binary Ionic naming, this part always comes first
What is the metal or cation?
NaCl
What is Sodium Chloride?
As you move down a row on the periodic table, the number of energy levels/electron orbitals does this
What is increase?
The latin name Taxidea taxus is this Wisconsin state animal
What is the Badger?
An ion of oxygen has 8 protons and 10 electrons, resulting in this charge
What is negative 2?
In binary Ionic naming, one must do this to the ending of the non-metal/anion
what is change the ending to -ide?
CuCl2
What is Copper (II) Chloride?
As you move across a row on the periodic table, the atomic radius does this?
What is decrease?
Its not really a funny bone, but the bone of your upper arm does have this funny sounding name
What is humerus?
A Chlorine atom gains an electron to take on a -1 charge. It now has this many valence electrons
What is 8?
O2 follows a special set of naming rules called this.
What are the diatomics/ super 7?
Iodine gas
What is I2
The non-metals are found in this area on the periodic table
What is the right side/top right
OH no! these winters have caused damage to my car, resulting in the formation of Iron (III) Oxide, more commonly referred to as this.
What is rust?
The octet rule states an atom wants to complete its valence shell by gaining or losing electrons. This group of elements already has that status.
What are the noble gasses?
When naming a cation that could take on various charges based on how many electrons it loses, it is important to use these figures to indicate that in the name
What are roman numerals?
Tin (IV) Phosphide
Sn3P4
As you move to the left on your periodic table, metallic character _____________
What is increases?
The organelle in plants that carries out photosynthesis
What are chloroplasts?
For aluminum to become an ion, it likely takes on this charge
What is positive 3?
Group 17 are collectively referred to by this name
What are the halogens?
Tungsten (VI) Oxide
WO3
As you move to the left on the periodic table, ionization energy (energy required to remove an electron) decrease. Therefore elements on the left side are likely to _________ electrons
What is lose?
Granite, pumice, and Obsidian are all types of these rocks, which results from the cooling of magma or lava
What are igneous?