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Chapter 17 science

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Chemical symbol surrounded by dots that represent the number of outermost electrons electron dot notation
It can be hammered malleable
It can be drawn into wires ductile
Positively charged metallic ions are surrounded by a sea of electrons metallic bonding
Element when the nucleus breaks down and gives off particles and energy radioactive elements
two rows that seem disconnected from the rest of the periodic table inner transition metals
Elements that are usually gasses or solids at room temperature non metals
elements that have properties of metals and non metals metalloids
molecule that contains 2 atoms of itself diatomic elements
elements that are shiny, malleable, ductile, and good conductors or heat and electricity metals
They can conduct electricity under certain conditions semi conductor
elements created in the lab synthetic elements
elements with more then 92 protons transuranium elements
electrons in the outer most energy level valence electron
types of elements and location Alkali metals -1 Alkaline earth metals-2 Transition metals-3-13 Basic metals- 13, 14, 15 Semi metals- 13, 14, 15, 16 Non metals- 1, 14, 15, 16 Hallogens- 17 Nobel gasses- 18 Lanthanides- 3 Actinides- 3
What is the highest number you have in electron dot notation 8
How do metals bond with non metals metals lose electrons to the non-metals and become ions; the ions attract to each other
how does metallic bonding work ions are layers in a sea of electrons and they can move around
why are metals good conductors the outer level electrons are weakly help and can somewhat move
Besides the general characteristics of a metals, what are alkali metals like soft and very reactive
5 characteristic of alkaline earth metals shiny, malleable, ductile, good conductor, reactive
why are they called transition metals they are a transition between the main group elements (1-2+13-18)
Why is it called the lanthanide elements It follows the element lanthanum
Why is it called the actinide series they follow the element actinium
3 things about the actinide series radioactive, unstable, rare in nature
5 characteristics of non metals brittle, powdery, not good conductors, not ductile, not malleable, dull
how do non metals bond with non metals they form covalent bonds with each other by sharing electrons
who are diatomic elements molecules that contain 2 atoms of itself
what do all noble gasses have in common the outer energy level is full
3 characteristics of metalloids they form ionic and covalent bonds. they can conduct electricity better then non-metals but not as good as metals
why should we make synthetic elements they are radioactive
what are 2 characteristics of transuranium elements synthetic and radioactive
What is the atomic trend as you go across the periods? What is the atomic trend as you go down the groups? gets bigger across and when you go down
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