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Chemistry Quiz 2

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What does the group on the periodic table tell you about an element? The group number represents how many valence electrons an atom of an element has.
What do the periods of the periodic table tell you about an element? The number of the period represents how many electron shells (energy levels) an atom of an element has.
How many valence electrons does Arsenic have? 5 valence electrons
How many electron shells does Gold have? 6 electron shells
What charge does a neutron have? No charge
An electron is a ______________ charged particle. negatively
A proton is a _________________ charge particle. positively
Elements in the halogen family (group 7) react easily with elements in the Alkali Metals (group _____ ). 1
When oxygen combines with vermiculite, the temperature increases drastically. This is an example of a(n) endothermic or exothermic reaction. exothermic- releases heat
When two atoms of oxygen bond with one atom of carbon describe the type of bond formed. This is a bond between two non-metals so it is covalent. The carbon atom is sharing two electrons with each atom of oxygen to complete all outer shells.
All atoms are trying to achieve _______________. stability- a full outer shell of electrons
Phosphorus is a non-metal. This means when forming an ionic bond it will _____________ electrons. take
Lithium is a metal. This means when forming an ionic bond it will ____________ electrons give
What is a valence electron? An electron in the outermost shell of an atom.
An ionic bond forms only between ____________ and _________. metals and non-metals
What is an ion? A charged particle (could be positive or negative) expressed in an oxidation number
If an atom becomes an ion by giving away an electron it becomes _____________ charged. positively charged (it has more protons than electrons)
If an atom becomes an ion by taking an electron to fill its outer shell it becomes ____________ charged. negatively charged (has more electrons than protons)
When an atom does not have a charge what does this mean? The atom has the same number of protons and electrons, so the positively charged protons and negatively charged electrons cancel each other out resulting in no charge.
What is an ionic bond? A metal gives away electrons to a non-metal, creating ions of opposite charges causing the ions to attract to one another.
What is a covalent bond? Two non-metals share valence electrons to fill their outer shell.
The bond between two oxygen molecules would be considered a __________________ bond. covalent (double bond)
Noble Gases do not react with other elements because..... they already have a full outer shell of electrons (they are stable).
Draw a Bohr's Model for Carbon. model should have 6 protons, 6 neutrons written in nucleus, 6 electrons, 2 electron shells (4 valence electrons)
Draw a Bohr's Model for Magnesium. Draw a Bohr's Model for Chlorine. How many Chlorine atoms would it take to make a molecule of the compound Magnesium Chloride? Magnesium model should have 12 protons, 12 neutrons, 12 electrons, 3 electron shells (2 valence electrons) Chlorine model should have 17 protons, 18 neutrons, 17 electrons, 3 electron shells (1 valence electron) It would take two chlorine atoms.
How many electrons would two atoms of Sulfur have to share to form a covalent bond? two (both need two so they can share two of their electrons to fill the shell of the other atom.
How many atoms are in this compound 4K2CO3? How many elements? 24 atoms - K2CO3 has 6 atoms in one molecule, but the 4 in front tells you there are 4 molecules so 6 x 4 = 24 total atoms. 3 elements
How many atoms? How many elements? 4Al(OH)3 28 atoms - two atoms in the parentheses multiplied by 3 gives you 6, plus 1 atom of aluminum gives you 7, times 4 = 28 3 elements
How many atoms? How many elements? Ba(MnO4)2 11 atoms- 5 atoms in the parentheses multiplied by 2 gives you 10, plus 1 atom of barium = 11 3 elements
What is the name of the electrons in the highest (outermost) energy level of an atom? valence electrons
The ion Ag⁺1 bonds with ion O⁻2. What is the chemical formula? Ag2O
Describe the exchange of electrons when one atom of sulfur forms a chemical bond with an atom of calcium. Magnesium is a metal so it gives two electrons to the atom of sulfur, which is a non metal. Because this is a bond whnere electrons are exchanged between a metal and non metal, this is an ionic bond.
Draw a Lewis Dot Diagram of oxygen. You should have the symbol "O" surrounded by 6 dots because oxygen has 6 valence electrons.
Draw the chemical bond (Lewis Structures) between oxygen and carbon to form the compound carbon dioxide. What type of bond is this? covalent bond (two non metals).... You should have one carbon atom and two oxygen atoms. Each carbon should share two electrons with each of the oxygen atoms (double bonds)
Ca(OH)2 How many elements are in this compound? How many total atoms? 3 elements 5 total atoms (1 Calcium, 2 Oxygen, 2 Hydrogen)
If a substance has a pH of 0-6.9 it is considered to be... acidic
If a substance has a pH of 7-7.9 it is considered to be.... neutral
If a substance has a pH of 8 -14 it is considered to be.... basic / alkaline
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