Atomic Structure
Bohr/Lewis Diagrams
Ions
Molecular Compounds
Ionic Compounds
100

What contributes to the mass of the atom?

Neutron and proton

100

What goes in the middle of a bohr diagram?

# of protons and # of neutrons
100

What do we draw around our lewis diagram for ions?

Square brackets

100

What two types of atoms bond to for molecular compounds?

Two non-metals

100

What two types of atoms bond in an ionic compound?

Metal and a non-metal

200

What subatomic particle has no charge?

Neutron

200

What does the column of the periodic tell you for a lewis diagram?

# of valence electrons

200

Will non-metals gain or lose electrons?

Gain

200

How are electrons distributed in molecular compounds? (Shared or give/take)

Shared

200

How are electrons distributed in ionic compounds? (Shared or give/take)

Give/take

300

Is oxygen gas (O2) an example of a compound?

No

300

In what pattern should you place your electrons around your element?

One at a time through the four spots (top, right, bottom, left) and then double up if you have more.

300

What is the charge of an oxygen ion (Group 6 element)?

2-

300

One shared pair of electrons means _______

(single, double, or triple bond)

Single

300

True or false

We always have the same number of each element

False

400

How do you find the number of neutrons in an atom?

Mass - Atomic #

400

What column of the periodic table always has a full outer valence shell?

Noble gases or period 8

400

What is a negative ion called?

Anion

400

What is molecular compounds also frequently called?

Covalent
400

How do we know how many of each element is in a compound by its chemical name?

Subscript number says how many

500

What is the difference between a molecule and a compound?

Compounds must have two different elements where molecules can (but don't have to) be two of the same

500

Which 1 element (the exception) does not have the number of electrons = column number

Helium

500

Which elements have multiple different ions?

Transition metals or multivalent

500

Name one common molecular compound

Many options:

Methane, carbon monoxide, glucose, carbon tetrachloride, and methanol in note

500

Name one common ionic compound

Many options:

Table salt, quick lime, and magnesia from note