Electronegativity
Electrons
Periodic table
Atoms/Elements
Water
100

The name of the scale used to determine elecronegativity

What is Pauling Scale

100

The inner most electron shell can hold this many electrons

What is two

100

The one to two letters used to identify the element on the periodic table 

What is a symbol

100

These types of atoms have equal protons and electrons

What is neutral atom

100

The max amount of hydrogen bonds that each water molecule can make

What is four

200

When one atom is much more electronegative than the other atom it creates this bond

What is an ionic bond

200

Electrons in the outermost electron shell 

What are valence electrons

200

The list of known elements that's read like a book, from left to right and top to bottom

What is the periodic table
200

Atoms become charged by losing or gaining these

What is electrons

200

What the solution is called when water is the solvent 

What is an aqueous solution

300

When two atoms have a difference in electronegativity less than 0.4 it makes this type of bond

What is a nonpolar bond

300

Atoms loss or gain electrons to get to the most stable electron configuration

What is the octet rule

300

The number of protons in the element, shown on the upper left hand of the element

What is atomic number
300
The four most important elements to life

what is oxygen, carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen

300

The polarity of water

What is polar

400
Electronegativity can be defined as this

What is an atoms tendency to pull electrons toward itself

400

Charged atoms are also refered to as this

What is an ion
400

Elements in column eight

What is noble gas

400

Two or more elements in a fixed ratio bonded together to make something new

What is a compound

400

The reason water can support life on Earth

What is hydrogen bonds

500

Electronegativity tends to increase as you move this direction on the periodic table

What is top right

500
The charge held by electrons

What is negative

500

The combination of protons and neutrons that’s not a whole number, shown on the bottom of the element

What is atomic weight 

500

the reasons why elements combine and atoms interact with each other

What is the octet rule

500

Moderate temperature, act as a solvent, makes water cohesive and adhesive 

What is the reason hydrogen bonds are important