Atomic Structure
The three subatomic particles.
What are protons, electrons, and neutrons.
An atom that has more protons than electrons.
What is a cation?
Each energy shell is separated into these smaller shells.
What are subshells?
The columns on the table are called this. The rows on the table are called this.
What are groups? What are periods?
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What is St. Pius X Regional School?
This strong force holding protons and neutrons together.
What is nuclear force?
An atom that has more electrons than protons.
What is an anion?
What is 18?
The metallic character increases from this way across the table.
What is diagonally down to the left?
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What is Johns Hopkins University?
This weak force holding protons and electrons together?
What is electromagnetic force?
An atom that is carrying around more neutrons than normal.
What is an isotope?
The probability of finding electrons in a specific region of a subshell.
What are orbitals?
Group 1 and 2 on the periodic table are called this and this.
What are alkali metals and what are alkaline earth metals?
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What is Eleanor Roosevelt High School?
The place where the protons and neutrons are in an atom.
What is the nucleus?
The process of a neutron decaying into a proton and an electron.
What is radioactive decay? What is beta-decay?
Electron configuration of Hydrogen
What is 1s1?
What is removing energy shells?
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What is neuroscience?
The place where the electrons are in the atom.
What is the electron cloud.
An atom has 22 neutrons, 20 electrons, and 20 protons. After radioactively decaying, this atom has this many of each subatomic particle
What is 21 neutrons, 21 protons, and 21 electrons?
Electron Configuration of Neon.
What is 1s22s22p6?
These three groups are very reactive for these reasons.
What are groups 1, 2, and 7? What is wanting t get rid of electrons? What is wanting an electron?
Ms. York speaks these three langauges.
What is English, Russian, and Lithuanian?