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ATOMS AND BONDING Chapter 5 Review game
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Question Shows which elements and how many make up the compound NaCl, K 2 S, NaCaPSClAt Sodium=1 and Chlorine=1 Potassium=2 and Sulfur=1 Sodium, Calcium, Phosphorous, Sulfur, Chlorine, Astatine
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Question What are three ways electrons can move from one element to another Shared, taken or given away
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Questions How many electrons do we want in the outer shell and why? 8 because the atoms are more stable
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Question Electrons move around the nucleus in the ___________________ Electron Cloud
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Question 4. __________________ is the force of attraction that holds atoms together Chemical Bond
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Question __________________formed when two metals combine to create a new substance. Metallic Bonds
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Question How many valence electrons are in Nitrogen (N), Silicon(Si) and Magnesium (Mg)? N=5 Si=4 Mg=2
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Question What is found in the nucleus of an atom? Protons and Neutrons
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Question What are 3 important facts about Covalent Bonds? form when 2 nonmetals combine Share electrons and weak bonds
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Question Draw me a dot diagram of the elements Oxygen, Hydrogen, and Sodium I will draw them on the board
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Question _______________ is a shorthand way to write the name of the compound Chemical Formula
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Question Explain what happens when a chemical bond is formed New substance is formed
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Question What does the dot diagram show? How many valance electrons an element has
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Question Valence electrons are the electrons in the outer shell.
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Question 3 important facts about ionic bonds? 1 Nonmetal and metal combine 2 Strong Bonds 3 One atom takes the extra electron(S)
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Question What 2 pieces of information do we learn from a chemical formula? what atoms make up the compound how many atoms of each element make up the compound
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Question Where are metals found on the periodic table. left side
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Question Where are nonmetals found on the Periodic Table? Right side
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