Atomic Structure
Periodic Table Clues
Chemical Formulas
Ionic vs Covalent
Real Substances
100

What is the nucleus?


The center of an atom

100

What are periods?

horizontal rows

100

H₂O has this many hydrogen atoms

2

100

Type of bond formed by sharing electrons

covalent bonds

100

Na + Cl

Ionic (metal + nonmetal)

200

What are electrons?

Negatively charged particles

200

What are groups/families?

vertical or horizontal

Vertical columns

200

CO₂ has this many oxygen atoms

2

200

Type of bond formed by the transfer of electrons

Ionic bond

200

H + H

Covalent (nonmetal + nonmetal)

300

What is a proton?

has a positive charge

300

How many valence electrons in Sodium (NA)?

1

300

CH₄ has total atoms equal to

5

300

Metal + nonmetal makes this bond

ionic

300

Mg + O

Ionic (metal + nonmetal)

400

What is the maximum number of electrons that can fit in the first and second energy levels of an atom?

2 electrons in the first energy level and 8 electrons in the second energy level

400

Metals tend to do this with electrons

Lose electrons

400

The small number in a formula is called

subscript

400

Nonmetal + nonmetal makes this bond

covalent bond

400

C + H

Covalent (nonmetal + nonmetal)

500

In a neutral atom, which two types of particles must be equal in number?

protons and electrons

500

Nonmetals tend to do this with electrons

Gain or share electrons

500

2H₂O contains how many hydrogen atoms

4 hydrogen atoms

500

table salt (NaCl) is ionic or covalent bond

ionic bond

500

N + N

Covalent (same nonmetal atoms share electrons)