Chemistry: Ions and Ionization Flashcards

1
Q

Why do atoms form ions?

A

To become more stable, by creating a full outer shell.

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2
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What do atoms do to become more stable?

A

Form Ions

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3
Q

What is the outer shell of an atom known as?

A

Valence Shell

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4
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What is a valence shell?

A

The outer shell of an electron.

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5
Q

By creating a full outer shell, they obtain an electron arrangement like those of the ____________.

A

Noble Gases

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6
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Do metals tend to gain or lose electrons?

A

Lose

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7
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Do metals tend to form electrons with a negative or positive charge?

A

Positive (they lose electrons so they have more protons)

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8
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Do non-metals tend to gain or lose electrons?

A

Gain

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9
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Do non-metals tend to from ions with a negative or positive charge?

A

Negative (they gain electrons so they have less protons)

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10
Q

What side of the periodic table are metals on?

A

Left Side

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11
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What side of the periodic table are non-metals on?

A

Right Side

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12
Q

What separates metals and non-metals?

A

The Staircase

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13
Q

Compare the lustre of metals and non-metals.

A

Metals - Shiny

Non - Not

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14
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Compare the conductivity of metals and non-metals.

A

Metals - Conduct

Non - Don’t

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15
Q

Compare the state at room temperature of metals and non-metals.

A

Metals - Solid (usually)

Non - All States

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