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100

Symbol of calcium

What is the Ca?

100

How many Hydrogen atoms are present in this chemical formula? 

3C6H12O6

What is 36?

100

An element with an unequal number of protons and electrons is called 

What is ion?

100

These negative particles balance the positive protons in an atom.

What are electrons?

100

Name an element with 3 electron shells.

The answer may vary?

200

Symbol and name of element with atomic number 19.

What is K, Potassium?

200

How many atoms are present in this chemical formula? 3Ca(OH)2

What is 15?

200

An ion with a positive charge

What is a cation?

200

The number of protons in an atom tells you this.

What is the atomic number?

200

CO2

What is Carbon Dioxide?

300

Atomic number of Mg

What is 12?

300

This is a model of which compound

What is water?

300

Draw the Dot diagram of Carbon.

300

Sub abtomic parts are present in the nucleus of an atom?

What are protons and neutrons?

300

What is octet rule?

Atoms will gain, lose, or share electrons to get 8 electrons in their outer shell

400

What are the elements are # 16, 17, 18

What are Sulfur, Chlorine, and Argon?

400

Write the chemical formula of ammonia

What is NH?

400

Explain the octet rule and duplet rule.

Octet rule to complete 8 valence electrons.

Duplet rule to complete 2 valence electrons on the first shell only. 

400

35Cl2+, how many electrons does it have? 

What are 15 electrons?

400

NiCl2 + (NH4)2S -----> NiS + NH4Cl

How many nitrogen atoms are there on the reactant side? 

What is 2?

500

Name 2 elements with 8 valence electrons

What are Neon and Argon?

500

Which has fewer Oxygen atoms? 

  • 2Fe2O3 or

  • Al2(SO4)3


The first equation.

500

Draw and explain ionic bonding using NaCl and an example.

500

15O- . Identify the number of its protons, neutrons, and electrons

What are p-8, n-7, and e-9?

500

Compare cation and anion.


Cation: An atom that loses electrons and becomes positively charged. Anion: An atom that gains electrons and becomes negatively charged.