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What vocabulary word would match these definitions? 1.Vertical columns of the periodic table 2.Horizontal rows of the periodic table 3.An atom that has lost or gained one or more electrons

What vocabulary word would match these definitions? 1.Electron in the highest occupied principal energy level 2.Contains the transition metals

What vocabulary word would match these definitions? 1.Non-reactive elements in group 8A or 0A 2.Elements in group 1A 3.Elements in group 7A 4.Elements in group 2A

What ion will Cl likely form?

What unit is often used to measure atomic radius? Is it big or small?

What is the outer electron configuration of F?

Which has a larger IONIC radius? Na + or Al 3+

Which has smaller ionization energy? Li or Rb?

What is the group trend in atomic size? Why?

Which require more ionization energy, metals or nonmetals?

Why aren’t noble gases usually assigned electronegativity values?

Which period is sulfur in?

Which sublevels are full when an octet is complete?

Give an example of metal, metalloid, and nonmetal.

Does O 2- have a complete octet?