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LT1A: Atom Structure
LT1C/LT1D Valence Electrons
LT1E- Periodic Table
LT1F- Periodic Table
Trends
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LT1B: Describing an
atom
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LT1A, 100
Number of protons or identity of the element
What does the atomic number tell us about an
element?
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LT1A, 200
Protons and neutrons
Which subatomic particles are found in the
nucleus?
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LT1A, 300
Protons and neutrons
What are the two heaviest subatomic
particles?
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LT1A, 400
orbit
Electrons ________ the nucleus.
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LT1A, 500
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LT1B, 100
35 neutrons
How many neutrons are in 1 Copper (Cu) atom?
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LT1B, 200
carbon
Which element has a neutral atom of 6
electrons?
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LT1B, 300
Region D
Which region of the periodic table contains the element with
the highest atomic mass?
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LT1B, 400
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LT1B, 500
By atomic number
How are the elements on the periodic table
arranged?
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LT1C/D, 100
In the outermost energy level of the atom
Where are the valence electrons found?
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LT1C/D, 200
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How many valence electrons does carbon
(C) have?
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LT1C/D, 300
Draw the lewis dot diagram for Aluminum.
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LT1C/D, 400
Draw the Bohr diagram for
Bromine.
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LT1C/D, 500
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LT1E, 100
nonmetal
When a person cracks their knuckles, the cracking sound is actually the bursting of nitrogen bubbles. Is nitrogen a metal, nonmetal, or
semimetal?
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LT1E, 200
Transition Metals
The elements shaded below are known as…
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LT1E, 300
Helium, Neon, Argon, Krypton, Xenon, Radon
What are three examples of nonmetals that are also noble
gases?
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LT1E, 400
Lithium, Hydrogen, Potassium, Rubidium,
Cesium, Francium
What are two elements that have similar chemical
properties to Sodium (Na)?
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LT1E, 500
Alkali metals
What is the name of the family with 1 valence electron?
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LT1F, 100
Atomic number
The elements on a periodic table are arranged by
increasing ______________.
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LT1F, 200
Decrease. Electronegativity increases, attracting the
electrons closer to the nucleus.
Does atomic radius increase or decrease going across the periodic table?
WHY
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LT1F, 300
Increasing number of protons (without increase in energy
levels.
Electronegativity increases from left to
right on a periodic table. WHY?
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LT1F, 400
It has the highest electronegativity and it takes the
most energy to remove an electron.
What does it mean that Fluorine has the highest
ionization energy?
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LT1F, 500
Decrease due to electron shielding
When moving down a periodic table, does ionization energy increase or decrease? WHY?