Chapter 5 Flashcards

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1
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An example of a metal element is

A

aluminum

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2
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An example of a nonmetal is

A

carbon

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3
Q

The lightest elements are found at the _______ of the periodic table.

A

top

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4
Q

Most elements are __________

A

solid, metal

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5
Q
Which element would not have three valence electrons?
boron
krypton
gallium
thallium
A

krypton

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6
Q

The symbol for the element iron is __________

A

Fe

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7
Q

As you move down the periodic table, ___________

A

energy levels increase

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8
Q

Metal elements could be described as ____________

A

shiny, hard and good conductors of heat & electricity

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9
Q

An atom of oxygen has __________ electrons in the second energy level.

A

6

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10
Q

Draw an electron dot diagram for oxygen

A

should draw an O with 2 dots on top, 2 dots on one side, 1 dot on the bottom and 1 dot on the other side

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11
Q

Oxygen is in Group _________ and Period ________

A

Group 16; Period 2

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12
Q

Oxygen will combine with _________ atom(s) of hydrogen to form a water molecule.

A

2

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13
Q

Another element in the same chemical family as oxygen is ______________

A

any element in Group 16

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14
Q

The element aluminum has _________ electron(s) in the first energy level, _____________ electron(s) in the second energy level, _________ electrons(s) in the third energy level and _________ electron(s) in the fourth energy level.

A

2
8
3
0

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15
Q

The _________ is a chart that arranges elements having similar properties into the same group.

A

periodic table

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16
Q

An electron in the outermost energy level is a ________ electron

A

valence

17
Q

The repulsion force between protons in the nucleus is overcome by the _____________

A

strong force

18
Q

Valence electrons are represented by dots in __________ diagrams.

A

electron dot

19
Q

The electrostatic charge of the nucleus is ________

A

positive

20
Q

Of the following two words, which is the one that causes the other:
properties
structures

A

structures

21
Q

electrons have a _________ electrostatic charge

A

negative

22
Q

electrons are located _____________

A

in energy levels surrounding the nucleus

23
Q

protons have a __________ electrostatic charge

A

positive

24
Q

protons are located ______________

A

in the nucleus

25
Q

neutrons have a ___________ electrostatic charge

A

neutral

26
Q

neutrons are located __________

A

in the nucleus

27
Q

Be able to identify, using a periodic table of elements, the atomic number, atomic mass, # of protons, # of neutrons and # of electrons for the following elements:
lithium
sodium
tin

A

be able to use the periodic table and locate information for the elements on the table; you do NOT need to memorize the elements on the periodic table.