Properties of the Periodic Table
Bohr Models
Cloud Models/Electron Configuration
Periodic Trends
Lewis Dot Diagrams
100

Elements on the periodic table are organized into columns (up and down), called _________.

Groups

100

How many electrons can fit in each of the orbitals on a bohr model? 

2, 8, 8, 8

100

What do the coefficient, letter, and exponent each represent in electron configuration? 

1s2

Coefficient - Energy Level

Letter - Orbital/Shape

Exponent - # of Electrons in that specific orbital. 

100

Atomic radius describes the general ________ of an atom.

size

100

Valence electrons are the electrons on the ________ energy level/orbital.

outler/last

200

A cluster of elements (usually organized in groups) that share similar features are called ____.

Families

200

Where are the valence electrons on a Bohr Model? 

outer orbital

200

The Uncertainty Principle states that it is impossible to know both the exact __________ and ___________ of an electron at any given time.

position and speed

200

Electronegativity describes the ability for an atom to hold onto its ________.

electrons

200

An atom can have no more than ____ total valence electrons. (1-___)

8

300

Which family of elements have period numbers, but not group numbers?

Inner-Transition Metals (Lanthanides and Actinides)

300

Are Bohr Models the accepted models for the atom? (Is this what scientists accept today?)

No

300

Can cloud models be used to count the number of electrons in an atom?

No

300

As atomic radius increases (gets larger), what happens to electronegativity?

electronegativity decreases

300

Draw the Lewis Dot Diagram for Calcium

See Board

400

What group and period is Tungsten in? 

Group 6 Period 6

400

How do electrons behave (move) in the Bohr Model?

Electrons move on the orbital.

400

What are the names of the orbitals in the cloud model? 

s, p, d, and f.

400

Rb, Sr, I, Xe

The elements above are in order of ________ atomic radius and ______ electronegativity. 

Use increasing and decreasing to fill in the blanks above.

decreasing atomic radius

increasing electronegativity

400

Lewis Dot Diagrams show how many valence electrons an atom has and how many _________ it can make to become stable. 

bonds

500

This element is a halogen in period 5

Xenon

500

What was the original name for the Bohr Model?

Planetary Model

500

Where are the valence electrons in electron configuration? 

Ex: 1s22s22p63s23p64s23d104p3

The s and p orbital on the final energy level. 
500

Explain why Fluorine is more electronegative than Francium. (2 reasons)

Fewer orbitals, more valence electrons. 

500

What is the Lewis Dot Diagram for Helium?

He: