Vocabulary Week 11

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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