Vocabulary Week 11
• electronegativity• ionization energy• octet rule• anion• cation
• temporize• largesse• germane• histrionic• celerity
• 1.alkali metal
a. lithium
b. beryllium
c. fluorine
• 2. strongest electronegativity
a. magnesium
b. silicon
c. sulfur
• 3. largest atomic radius
a. potassium
b. bromine
c. barium
• 4. gains three electrons to become a stable ion
a. aluminum
b. phosphorus
c. chlorine
• 5. Ion contains 10 electrons
a. Magnesium
b. Beryllium
c. calcium
6. Smallest atom
a. cesium
b. lithium
c. fluorine
• 7. highest ionization energy
a. calcium
b. bromine
c. krypton
8. Five energy levels, four valence electrons
a. silicon
b. tin
c. arsenic
9. Noble gas
a. neon
b. lithium
c. iodine
10. Liquid at room temperature
a. chlorine
b. bromine
c. nitrogen
11. Transition metal
a. calcium
b. iron
c. phosphorus
12. Metalloid
a. zinc
b. nitrogen
c. silicon
13. non-metal
a. aluminum
b. boron
c. phosphorus
14. Conductive
a. calcium
b. sulfur
c. neon
15. Malleable
a. silicon
b. copper
c. oxygen
16. Smallest ionic radius
a. oxygen
b. bromine
c. iodine
17. Greatest electronegativity
a. magnesium
b. hydrogen
c. barium
18. Halogen
a. krypton
b. chlorine
c. nitrogen
19. 30 neutrons
a. manganese
b. cobalt
c. zinc
20. 9 protons, 12 neutrons, 10 electrons
a. nitrogen
b. oxygen
c. fluorine
21. Wants to lose one electron to become stable
a. sodium
b. magnesium
c. aluminum
22. Contains three energy levels
a. beryllium
b. phosphorus
c. iodine
23. Chemically similar to sulfur
a. phosphorus
b. chlorine
c. oxygen
24. In the same family as bromine
a. zinc
b. krypton
c. fluorine
25. Has atomic number three
a. sodium
b. lithium
c. boron
26. Wants to gain one electron to become stable
a. lithium
b. nitrogen
c. fluorine
27. Weakest electronegativity
a. potassium
b. copper
c. bromine
28. Highest ionization energy
a. fluorine
b. chlorine
c. bromine
29. Largest atomic radius
a. sodium
b. chlorine
c. calcium
30. Will form a negative ion
a. magnesium
b. aluminum
c. sulfur