periodic table trends, equations
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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when does the 1st element get a prefix | if it has more than 1 of itself
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where does the atomic radius increase? | left and down
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shielding | inner electrons block the nuclear charge toward the outer shell electrons
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electronegativity | the atom's ability to pull an electron towards itself when bonded (getting smaller?)
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do big atoms have lots or not that much electronegativity? | not that much, since the electrons would be spread out thus taking up more space
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in what direction in the p-table does electronegativity increase | up and to the right
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ionization energy | the amount of energy needed to pull an electron off
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in what direction in the p-table does ionization energy increase | up and to the right
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1st ionization energy | the amount of energy needed to remove the 1st electron
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2nd ionization energy | the amount of energy needed to remove a 2nd electron
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trends in atomic radius | radius increases as you go left and down
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for what type of bonding do you use prefixes | nonmetal+nonmetal
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do you include charges of elements in ionic or covalent bonding | ionic bonding
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