Atomic Structure
Electron Configuration
Periodic Table Trends
Ionic vs Covalent
Nomenclature (Naming)
100

The negative subatomic particle

Electrons

100

Number of electrons held in the first energy level

2

100

Group number indicates number of ______ ________

# of valence electrons = group #

100

Name for a positively charged ion

Cation

100

Name for NaCl

Sodium Chloride

200

Represented by the atomic number

(Number of) protons

200

Element represented by 1s22s22p4

Oxygen (atomic number 8)

200

Period number indicates number of ________ _______

period # = # of energy levels

200

How many electrons are shared in a covalent bond

2

200

Name for Be3P2

Beryllium Phosphide

300

Mass = _______ + ________

Protons + Neutrons

300

Groups 13-18 represent this orbital

p orbital

300

Group that does not react

Group 18 (noble gases)

300

Type of solid formed by ionic compounds

crystal

300

The OH in LiOH is an example of a....

polyatomic ion

400

A positively charged atom has more _________ than ________

Positive charge = more protons than electrons

400

The s orbital makes up groups ______ through _______

s orbital = groups 1 and 2

400

Side of the periodic table containing nonmetals

right side

400

If a molecule is made of Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen, what type of molecule/compounds is it?

Covalent Molecule

400

FeO name

*HINT: Iron forms several different ions*

Iron (II) Oxide

(common name: Ferrous Oxide)

500

Name for the "shell" of electrons n=1, 2, 3, etc.

Energy level

500

Noble gas shorthand for sodium

[Ne] 3s1

500

Name for the section of elements between group 2 and group 13 with d orbitals

transition metals

500

What is the maximum number of bonds a hydrogen atom can have in a covalent molecule?

1 bond (contains 2 electrons which is the max # hydrogen can hold)

500

In covalent compounds, if something has the prefix bi-, it usually means that this has been added

a hydrogen

e.g. Sodium Bicarbonate  NaHCO3