Ionic Size
Element Classification & Organization
Atomic Orbitals and Configurations
Ionization Energy & Electronegativity
Miscellaneous
100

These are always smaller than their neutral atom twins

Cations

100

Elements that are ductile, malleable, and high luster

Metals

100

Shape of the p orbitals

dumbbell

100

A measure of how much energy is required to remove an electron from an atom

Ionization Energy
100

Groups 1, 2, 15, 16, 17 

Representative Elements

200

An atom or group of atoms that have a positive or negative charge

Ion

200

Column 18 of the periodic table

Noble gas

200

Unstable configurations of energy sublevels

Half-filled

200

These have higher electronegativity values

Nonmetals

200

One-half the distance between the nuclei of two atoms of the same element

Atomic Radius

300

Larger Ionic size: Ca2+ or Br-

Bromine

300
Columns 3-12 on the periodic table

Transition metals

300

Electron configurations for Carbon

1s22s22p2

300

Ionization energy increases which direction in a group

bottom to top

300

The energy change that happens when an atom gains an electron

Electron Affinity

400

Smaller Ionic Size: Au+ or O2-

Gold

400

Elements 57 -71 on the periodic Table

Lanthanides

400

Shape of the d orbital

clover

400

Electronegativity decreases which direction across the periods of the periodic table

right to left

400

States that atoms tend to form bonds so that each atom has eight electron in its valence shell

Octet Rule

500

The terms the symbol Zeff represent

Effective Nuclear Charge
500

Name of the russian man that is credited with creating the periodic table

Mendeleev

500

How many half-filled energy sublevel(s) does Tin (Sn) have?

Two

500

Element(s) that has third largest electronegativity

Nitrogen & Chlorine

500

Metallic Character increases...

Diagonally right to left