2nd Monthly Test Flashcards
1
Q
the building blocks of matter
A
Atoms
2
Q
The most widely accepted model of the atom is
A
Niels Bohr’s planetary model.
3
Q
Column (Right to left)
A
Group
4
Q
Row (up to down)
A
Period
5
Q
There are three main types of elements
A
metals, metalloids, and non-metals.
6
Q
of an element can be seen by counting the group number
A
valence electrons
7
Q
The most valence electrons an element can have is
A
8
8
Q
most stable when its
A
8
9
Q
s
A
sharp
10
Q
p
A
principal
11
Q
d
A
diffuse
12
Q
f
A
fundamental
13
Q
Max of s
A
2
14
Q
max of p
A
6
15
Q
max of d
A
10
16
Q
max of f
A
14
17
Q
are the electrons on the outermost energy level of an atom.
A
Valence electrons
18
Q
atoms gain, lose, and share electrons to gain 8 valence electrons.
A
Octet Rule
19
Q
lose/give Valence Electrons to nonmetals, so they have a positive charge
A
Metals
19
Q
gain/receive Valence Electrons, so they have a negative charge
A
Nonmetals
