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No Brain Too Small SCIENCE Atoms, ions and ionic compounds. Sodium. Atomic number 11. Mass number 23. Can be written 2 3 Na Electron arrangement 2, __ , __ Will ______ 1 ___________ to gain a full valence shell. Since now 11 + and 10 –, the overall charge is 1+ So we write Na 1+ or simply Na +. Chlorine Atomic number 17. Mass number 35. Can be written 3 5 Cl Electron arrangement 2, __ , __ Will ______ 1 ___________ to gain a full valence shell. Since now 17 + and ___ – , the Oxygen. Atomic number 8. Mass number 16. Can be written 1 6 Electron arrangement 2, __ Will ______ ___ electrons to gain a full valence shell. The gases in group 18 all have _________ valence shells so they are already _______________ . They do not lose or Isotopes – have the same ____________ different mass number. All isotopes of K have ____ protons bu _____ or _____ neutrons.

 · Web viewNo Brain Too Small SCIENCE Oxygen. Atomic number 8. Mass number 16. Can be written Electron arrangement 2, __ Will _____ ___ electrons to gain a full valence shell

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No Brain Too Small SCIENCE

Atoms, ions and ionic compounds.

Sodium.

Atomic number 11.

Mass number 23.

Can be written 23 Na

Electron arrangement 2, __ , __

Will ______ 1 ___________ to gain a full valence shell.

Since now 11 + and 10 –, the overall charge is 1+

So we write Na1+ or simply Na+.

Chlorine

Atomic number 17.

Mass number 35.

Can be written 35Cl

Electron arrangement 2, __ , __

Will ______ 1 ___________ to gain a full valence shell.

Since now 17 + and ___ –, the overall charge is ___

So we write Na1+ or simply Na+.

Oxygen. Atomic number 8. Mass number 16.

Can be written 16

Electron arrangement 2, __

Will ______ ___ electrons to gain a full valence shell.

Since now 8 + and ____ , the overall charge is ___

So we write O2-.The gases in group 18 all have _________ valence shells so they are already _______________ . They do not lose or gain electrons. They do not form ions.

Isotopes – have the same ____________ number but a different mass number.

All isotopes of K have ____ protons but can have ____ , _____ or _____ neutrons.

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Table of ions*polyatomic ions – put in ( ) if you use more than once in a formula

NH4+ ammonium OH- hydroxide

NO3- nitrate HCO3

- hydrogen carbonate

CO32- carbonate SO4

2- sulfate

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IONS.

Are charged _______________ formed when atoms _________ or gain ____________ (s) to achieve a full ______________ shell which is a _____________ arrangement.

Metals form ___ ions;

non-metals form ___ ions.

Elements in the periodic table are listed in order of increasing ___________ number. Each atom has one more _____________ than the element before it.

The rows are called ____________ and the columns are called ___________ .

Most elements are _______________ and those the right of the “stepped line” are ____-______________ .

The element in group 13 period 3 is _______.

The element in group 2 period 4 is _______.

Atomic number = # of _____________Mass number = # of ____ plus _____Protons are ____, neutrons are neutrally charged and _____________ are negatively charged.Most of the mass of an atom depends on the ___ plus ___ since the ___ are very, very light.Electrons fill up the shells 2, 8, 8 etc

To form a neutral ionic compound, the positive and

negative charges must balance.

Iron(II) sulfide is ________ . The (II) after iron tells you it is

the Fe __+ ion. Iron(III) nitrate has the

formula ________ .