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Electron Config
Electrons
Octet
Metals/Alloys
Everything else
100
The electron configuration: 1S^2 2S^2 2P^6 3S^1
What is Sodium.
100
You find this number by looking at the atomic number.
What is electrons/protons
100
Elements want to gain or lose electrons to become like which group of elements.
What is Noble Gases
100
A metallic bond is between which kind of elements.
What is metals.
100
Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for Strontium.
What is ( Sr with two dots)
200
The electron configuration: 1S^2 2S^2 2P^6 3S^2 3P^6 4S^2 3D^7
What is Iron
200
This number is found by looking at the group on the periodic table.
What is valence electrons
200
Cations have a ______ charge.
What is positive.
200
An alloy is _____
What is a compound between two elements, one being a metal.
200
Draw the ion symbol for Sulfur
What is S with a -2
300
The electron configuration: 1S^2 2S^2 2P^6 3S^2 3P^6 4S^2 3D^10 4P^6 5S^2 4D^10 5P^6
What is Xenon
300
The number of electrons in Carbon.
What is 6
300
This is the number of valence electrons Barium would lose or gain to follow the octet rule.
What is lose 2 valence electrons
300
Name two alloys.
What is (name of two alloys)
300
Name the two major differences between metallic and ionic bonds.
What is metallic is between two metals and metallic bonds are more loosely structured so electrons can slide past one another.
400
The electron configuration: AR 4S^2 3D^10 4P^2
What is Germanium
400
The number of valence electrons in Bromine.
What is 7
400
This is the number of valence electrons that Iodine would lose or gain to follow the octet rule.
What is gain 1 valence electron
400
The bond between copper and thallium is what kind of bond.
What is metallic
400
For this question, the first group to yell out a noble gas wins the points.
What is (any noble gas)
500
The electron configuration: XE 6S^2 5D^10 6P^2
What is Lead
500
The greatest amount of valence electrons an element can have.
What is 8
500
Name an element that has to gain three electrons to follow the octet rule.
What is Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Arsenic, Antimony, or Bismuth.
500
This is the one metal that is liquid at room temperature.
What is mercury.
500
Tc means what on the periodic table.
What is Not found in nature.