First Unit Review
- What is an element?
- What is a compound?
- List the three main subatomic particles. In a data table,
give their symbol, charge, approximate relative mass, and
location in the atom.
- Fill in the data table:
Element or Ion Name
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Element or Ion Symbol
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Atomic Number
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Atomic Mass
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# of p+
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# of e-
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# of no
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charge
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Calcium ion
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6
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13
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Sulfide ion
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50
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Fe+3
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- What was the difference between the atom as described by
Thomson, Rutherford, Bohr, and the quantum mechanical
model?
- List the four types of sublevels (regions of space) that
an electron can occupy. State how many orbitals are in
each sublevel and how many electrons can occupy that
sublevel.
- Write electron configurations for the following elements:
a) Na b) Kr c) Ta
- Draw the Lewis dot diagram for each element in question #8
- Chemical Formulas
- Identify each of the following as metals, nonmetals, or
metalloids.
a) sodium b) carbon c) radium d)
silicon e) xenon
- Name four types of bonds/forces ?
- Explain how phosphorus forms a -3 anion. Name the ion.
- What is the difference between a molecular compound and
an ionic compound?
- Write formulas for the following compounds. State whether
they are molecular or ionic.
a) calcium iodide b) phosphorus pentachloride
c) ammonium sulfide
d) copper (I) hydrogen phosphite e) dinitrogen
pentoxide f) tin (IV) oxalate
- Name the following compounds:
a) KMnO4 b) SnCr2O7
c) S2O3 d) NaNO3
e) Pb(HCO3)4
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