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Periodic Trends and Atomic Structure

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Quiz on valence, radius, and ionisation

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Quiz on valence, radius, and ionisation

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What is the octet rule in simple terms?

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Why does atomic radius generally increase down a group?

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What happens to atomic radius when an atom loses an electron to form a cation?

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Valence electrons are located in which part of the atom?

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Which statement best describes ionisation energy?

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What does electronegativity measure?

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Which describes valence electrons?

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What happens to ionic radius when an electron is gained?

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What are metals typically characterized by?

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Which statement is true about nucleus and protons?

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A full outer shell of 8 electrons provides stability for most elements.

Shielding reduces attraction, allowing outer shells to expand.

Losing electrons reduces electron-electron repulsion and radius.

Valence electrons participate in bonding and determine reactivity.

First ionisation energy targets the highest energy electron, usually a valence electron.

Electronegativity indicates bonding behavior and electron pull.

They determine reactivity and bonding capacity (valency).

Adding electrons increases repulsion, enlarging the ion.

Metals tend to lose electrons and be reactive.

Atomic number equals number of protons, defining the element.

 
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