Vocabulary
Periodic Table
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Compounds, Equations
100

These are positively charged subatomic particles.

Protons

100

Ca is the symbol for this element.

Calcium

100

Bond where electrons are transferred

ionic

100

Model for showing the outermost number of electrons in an atoms shell.

Lewis Dot Model

100

Elements form this when molecules go through a chemical reaction.

Compound

200

Three states of matter.

Solid, Liquid, Gas

200
Symbol for Sodium.

Na

200

Bond where electrons are shared

covalent
200

If an atom contains 11 protons and 12 neutrons, its atomic number is this.

11

200

The substances that enter a chemical reaction.

Reactants

300

Smallest units of matter.

Atoms

300
Rounded atomic weight of Krypton.

84

300

An Ion is formed when an atom gains or loses this.

electrons

300

If an atom gains an electron it forms this. 

negatively charged ion, anion

300

The substances that are the result of a chemical reaction.

Products

400

This particle has no charge.

neutron

400

Elements on the periodic table with MOST similar properties to the element Chlorine.

Fluorine, Bromine, Iodine

400

Rule for full outer shell.

Octet Rule

400

An atom with more protons than electrons.

cation

400

The coefficient number in the following formula is:

4H20

4

500

A pure substance that is made of atoms.

Element
500

How is the periodic table arranged?

By increasing atomic number.

500

Why do elements bond?

Stability

500

Represents the number of electrons gained or lost by an atom in a substance.

Oxidation number

500

Balance the following chemical equation.

H2 +  NaO + ->  H4NaO

2H+ NaO -> H4NaO