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Chemistry
11.3.14
Seating Arrangement 1st Period
Front BoardMr. TrujilloTrue-he-yo
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Seating Arrangement 5th Period
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Seating Arrangement 6th Period
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Seating Arrangement 7th Period
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Seating Arrangement 8th Period
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SC12.3.1.b DOK2 7
Q6: If a cell requires a larger amount of energy, which organelle will appear more frequently?
A. lysosomesB. mitochondriaC. nucleusD. vacuoles
H1.00
Transition Metals (more complicated)
ns1
1.Alkali Metals
2.Alkaline Metals
3.Boron Family
4.Carbon Family
5. Nitrogen Family
6. Oxygen Family
7. Halogen Family
8. Noble Gases
C. Periodic Table Labels and Electron Configuration•noble gases•* halogens•* transition metals•* alkali metals•alkaline earth metals•* inner transition metals•* representative elements•* s-block•* p-block•* d-block•* f-block•* hydrogen
Use your periodic table labels to fill in the blanks for the following questions:1. ____________________________________: elements with outermost s and p sublevels filled (ns 2np6 elements)2. ____________________________________: elements with an ending configuration in the ns 1 group3. ____________________________________: elements with an ending configuration in the ns 2np5 group4. ____________________________________: elements with an ending configuration in the ns 2 group5. ____________________________________: elements with ending configurations in the s and p blocks6. ____________________________________: elements with ending configurations in the d block7. ____________________________________: elements with ending configurations in the f blockMatch the descriptor to the general electron configuration.A) ns2 np3 B) ns1 C) ns2np5 D) ns2np6 E) ns2np4
_____ 1. Which could be argon? _____ 2. Which could be sulfur?_____ 3. Which could be a noble gas? _____ 4. Which could be oxygen?_____ 5. Which could be a halogen? _____ 6. Which could be an alkali metal?_____ 7. Which could be nitrogen? _____ 8. Which could be Na?_____ 9. Which has 6 valence electron? _____ 10. Which only half fills the p orbitals?
Match the following terms with the best option.___ 5. Noble gases___ 6. Alkali metals___ 7. Group___ 8. Halogens___ 9. Alkaline earth metals___ 10. Period
___1. ns2 a. Sb
___2. ns2np4 b. Cl
___3. ns2np1 c. K
___4. ns1 d. Ne
___5. ns2np6 e. Ga
___6. ns2np3 f. He
___7. ns2np5 g. Sn
___8. ns2np2 h. S
H. Review QuestionsMatch the element that has the possible valence configuration
27. How do you determine the number of valence electrons?
28. How many valence electrons does Sulfur have?29. How many valence electrons does Lithium have?For the test, you should be able to: determine
number of valence electrons, draw dot diagrams, define or identify the terms related to this unit,