valence electrons
molecular Geometry
types of bonds
energy levels
electronegativity and polarity
100

Group 1 elements have how many valence electrons

what is   1?

100

the molecular geometry of water (H2O) 

bent 

100

covalent bonds do what ?

they share electrons 

100

the first energy level has how many orbitals?

1

100

according to the periodic table, what is the trend for electronegativity?

as you go across the periodic table, electronegativity increases; as you go down the periodic table electronegativity decreases.  

200

 definition of valence electrons 

what is   the electrons in the highest energy level ?

200

the molecular geometry of CH4

tetrahedral 

200

ionic bonds do what?

they give/take electrons 

200

the 3rd energy level have how many orbitals?

3

200

define the term "electronegativity" 

the atoms ability to attract electrons to itself 
300

an atom only has 2 valence electrons, would it rather give them away or keep them? 

what is     give them away 

300

The molecular geometry of NH3

trigonal pyramidal 

300

how many electrons are being shared in a triple bond?

6

300

if an atom has 11 electrons, how many energy levels will be in this atom?

3

300

in H2O, the electrons are being attracted to which atom (Element) ?


the oxygen atoms 

400

Describe what it means for an atom to have an octet? 

to have 8 electrons in their valence shell 

400

molecular Geometry of CO2

Linear 

400

triple bonds have how many pi bonds?

2

400

how many electrons can the 2nd energy level hold? 

8

400

define the term "dipole moment" 

a molecule experiencing two charges at the same time. Positive and negative 

500

the noble gases have how many valence electrons?

8

500

Molecular Geometry of BF3

Trigonal planar 

500

CO2 molecule is held together by what type of bonds?

covalent bonds

500

name the energy levels (1-4) and their orbitals.

1s, 

2s,2p, 

3s,3p,3d

4s,4p,4d,4f


500

+----->  what does this symbol mean?

that there is a slightly positive end and the electrons are moving towards the more electronegative atom