Francescaclayton

This document is key terms from chapter 4. It has definitions, examples and diagrams to help explain what the meaning of each word is. Although some of them don't have photos because they are hard to describe/draw. I got almost all of my definitions from HMH Modern Chemistry High School Florida. They are direct quotes (most of the time). Enjoy :)

These are worksheets I did when I was learning about dot diagrams, orbital diagrams, and electron configurations. It has the answers as to what each element is. It can be used as a guide and reference.

These are mostly handwritten notes. It is color coordinated to label s block elements, types of metals, and different groups of elements. It has a key to help you understand what each color identifies. On the back of the worksheet is a table or point that are helpful and will guide you through the topic.

This is purely a BRIEF summary of Chapter 5. Things that will most likely be on a test, for instance the key words listed above. It is brief and quick to understand. It isn't meant to be long because it isn't confusing and a small review. it contains a timeline, examples, definitions and color.

These notes are purely key terms. They explain the meaning through definitions, diagrams, and examples. It contains 23 words each mostly containing those 3 things. They are handwritten but neat notes. I got my definitions from HMH Florida High School Modern Chemistry.