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Vocabulary Week 11 electronegativity ionization energy octet rule anion cation temporize largesse germane histrionic celerity
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1.alkali metal a. lithium b. beryllium c. fluorine
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2. strongest electronegativity a. magnesium b. silicon c. sulfur
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3. largest atomic radius a. potassium b. bromine c. barium
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4. gains three electrons to become a stable ion a. aluminum b. phosphorus c. chlorine
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5. Ion contains 10 electrons a. Magnesium b. Beryllium c. calcium
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6. Smallest atom a. cesium b. lithium c. fluorine
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7. highest ionization energy a. calcium b. bromine c. krypton
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8. Five energy levels, four valence electrons a. silicon b. tin c. arsenic
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9. Noble gas a. neon b. lithium c. iodine
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10. Liquid at room temperature a. chlorine b. bromine c. nitrogen
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11. Transition metal a. calcium b. iron c. phosphorus
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12. Metalloid a. zinc b. nitrogen c. silicon
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13. non-metal a. aluminum b. boron c. phosphorus
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14. Conductive a. calcium b. sulfur c. neon
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15. Malleable a. silicon b. copper c. oxygen
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16. Smallest ionic radius a. oxygen b. bromine c. iodine
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17. Greatest electronegativity a. magnesium b. hydrogen c. barium
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18. Halogen a. krypton b. chlorine c. nitrogen
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19. 30 neutrons a. manganese b. cobalt c. zinc
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20. 9 protons, 12 neutrons, 10 electrons a. nitrogen b. oxygen c. fluorine
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21. Wants to lose one electron to become stable a. sodium b. magnesium c. aluminum
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22. Contains three energy levels a. beryllium b. phosphorus c. iodine
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23. Chemically similar to sulfur a. phosphorus b. chlorine c. oxygen
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24. In the same family as bromine a. zinc b. krypton c. fluorine
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25. Has atomic number three a. sodium b. lithium c. boron
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26. Wants to gain one electron to become stable a. lithium b. nitrogen c. fluorine
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27. Weakest electronegativity a. potassium b. copper c. bromine
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28. Highest ionization energy a. fluorine b. chlorine c. bromine
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29. Largest atomic radius a. sodium b. chlorine c. calcium
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30. Will form a negative ion a. magnesium b. aluminum c. sulfur
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