Chem 1305 ttu Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The outermost electrons - Answer-valence electrons the shell the outermost electrons occupy - Answer-Valence shell Electron pairs in an electron dot structure that are not participating in a chemical bond - Answernon-bonding pair the electric force of attraction between two oppositely charged ions - Answer-ionic bond The fluid hold of electrons which holds the positively charged metal ions together - Answer-metallic bond An electrical attraction in which atoms are held together by their mu...

density formula - Answer-D=m/v Celcius to Kelvin - Answer-K=C+273 Ideal Gas Law Equation - Answer-PV=nRT Filtration - Answer-a difference in phase (solids and liquids) or (liquid and gases) Distillation - Answer-A process that separates the substances in a solution based on their boiling points compound rule #1 - Answer-combines a metal and nonmetal 1. Name the metal first 2. Name the nonmetal second 3. Add -ide suffix to the nonmetal compound rule #2 - Answer-combines 2 nonmetals 1. ...

Periods - Answer-left to right-gradual change Groups - Answer-up and down-super similar Alkali Metals - Answer-Group 1: Very reactive with H2O Usually only form one bond Alkaline-Earth Metals - Answer-Group 2: More stable than group 1 usually form 2 bonds Transition Metals - Answer-Group 3B-2B: Can make any number of bonds Bond like Group 1 & Group 2 Halogens - Answer-Group 7: Can only make one bond Noble Gases - Answer-Group 8: Nonreactive and can't make bonds Atomic Status - Answer-...

A positively charged subatomic particle found in the atomic nucleus. - Answer-Proton An electrically neutral subatomic particle found in the atomic nucleus. - Answer-Neutron Any subatomic particle found in an atomic nucleus. Another name for either proton or neutron. - Answer-Nucleon The attractive force between all nucleons, effective only at very short distances. - Answer-Strong Nuclear Force The number of protons in the atomic nucleus of each atom of a given element. - Answer-Atomic Nu...

Periods left to right-gradual change Groups up and down-super similar Alkali Metals Group 1: Very reactive with H2O Usually only form one bond Alkaline-Earth Metals Group 2: More stable than group 1 usually form 2 bonds Transition Metals Group 3B-2B: Can make any number of bonds Bond like Group 1 & Group 2