HeThis element isa noble gashowever it is anexception to theoctet ruleZrPeriod5, Group2B4carbonfamily hashow manyvalenceelectrons5when atom gains3 electrons toachieve octet,how manyvalence electronsdoes it have?7halogenshave howmanyvalenceelectronscationpositivelychargedionHexceptionto the alkalimetalsgroupoctetruleneed 8valenceelectrons tobe stabletransitionmetalAu is partof thisfamilyhalogensmostreactivenonmetalsalkalimetalmostreactivemetalsvalenceshellwhere thevalenceelectronsreside-3the nitrogenfamily hasthis ionchargeFrPeriod7, Group1A3group 3Ahas thismanyvalence e-+2Group 2Ahas thisionchargealkalineearthmetalgroup 2Aelementsnoblegasunreactiveelementstend toloseelectronsmetal willdo whatwith its e-tend togainelectronsnonmetalwill do whatwith theelectronsductilecan bedrawninto wire8noble gaseshave thismanyvalenceelectrons18the numberof groupsmaking upthe periodictable-1Halogenshave thisioncharge2# of valenceelectrons forthe alkalineearth metalsmalleablebendablemetallargestclass ofelementslustershineperiod3alsoknown asenergylevel 3anionnegativelychargedionperiodakarowsbrittleshatterseasily+1alkalimetalshave thision chargevalenceelectronsoutermostelectronsLewisDotStructureDiagramused torepresent #of valenceelectrons-2ion chargeatomgains 2electronsmetalloidexhibitsproperties ofboth metalsandnonmetals+3ion chargewhen atomloses 3electronssemi-conductorpropertyof ametalloid6oxygenfamily hasthis manyvalenceelectronsnonmetalmostly onright side ofthe periodictableenergylevelsrings aroundthe nucleuswhere theelectronsresidegroupakacolumn/family1# of valenceelectronsthat alkalimetals havenon-conductorsanonmetalpropertyHeThis element isa noble gashowever it is anexception to theoctet ruleZrPeriod5, Group2B4carbonfamily hashow manyvalenceelectrons5when atom gains3 electrons toachieve octet,how manyvalence electronsdoes it have?7halogenshave howmanyvalenceelectronscationpositivelychargedionHexceptionto the alkalimetalsgroupoctetruleneed 8valenceelectrons tobe stabletransitionmetalAu is partof thisfamilyhalogensmostreactivenonmetalsalkalimetalmostreactivemetalsvalenceshellwhere thevalenceelectronsreside-3the nitrogenfamily hasthis ionchargeFrPeriod7, Group1A3group 3Ahas thismanyvalence e-+2Group 2Ahas thisionchargealkalineearthmetalgroup 2Aelementsnoblegasunreactiveelementstend toloseelectronsmetal willdo whatwith its e-tend togainelectronsnonmetalwill do whatwith theelectronsductilecan bedrawninto wire8noble gaseshave thismanyvalenceelectrons18the numberof groupsmaking upthe periodictable-1Halogenshave thisioncharge2# of valenceelectrons forthe alkalineearth metalsmalleablebendablemetallargestclass ofelementslustershineperiod3alsoknown asenergylevel 3anionnegativelychargedionperiodakarowsbrittleshatterseasily+1alkalimetalshave thision chargevalenceelectronsoutermostelectronsLewisDotStructureDiagramused torepresent #of valenceelectrons-2ion chargeatomgains 2electronsmetalloidexhibitsproperties ofboth metalsandnonmetals+3ion chargewhen atomloses 3electronssemi-conductorpropertyof ametalloid6oxygenfamily hasthis manyvalenceelectronsnonmetalmostly onright side ofthe periodictableenergylevelsrings aroundthe nucleuswhere theelectronsresidegroupakacolumn/family1# of valenceelectronsthat alkalimetals havenon-conductorsanonmetalproperty

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  1. This element is a noble gas however it is an exception to the octet rule
    He
  2. Period 5, Group 2B
    Zr
  3. carbon family has how many valence electrons
    4
  4. when atom gains 3 electrons to achieve octet, how many valence electrons does it have?
    5
  5. halogens have how many valence electrons
    7
  6. positively charged ion
    cation
  7. exception to the alkali metals group
    H
  8. need 8 valence electrons to be stable
    octet rule
  9. Au is part of this family
    transition metal
  10. most reactive nonmetals
    halogens
  11. most reactive metals
    alkali metal
  12. where the valence electrons reside
    valence shell
  13. the nitrogen family has this ion charge
    -3
  14. Period 7, Group 1A
    Fr
  15. group 3A has this many valence e-
    3
  16. Group 2A has this ion charge
    +2
  17. group 2A elements
    alkaline earth metal
  18. unreactive elements
    noble gas
  19. metal will do what with its e-
    tend to lose electrons
  20. nonmetal will do what with the electrons
    tend to gain electrons
  21. can be drawn into wire
    ductile
  22. noble gases have this many valence electrons
    8
  23. the number of groups making up the periodic table
    18
  24. Halogens have this ion charge
    -1
  25. # of valence electrons for the alkaline earth metals
    2
  26. bendable
    malleable
  27. largest class of elements
    metal
  28. shine
    luster
  29. also known as energy level 3
    period 3
  30. negatively charged ion
    anion
  31. aka rows
    period
  32. shatters easily
    brittle
  33. alkali metals have this ion charge
    +1
  34. outer most electrons
    valence electrons
  35. Diagram used to represent # of valence electrons
    Lewis Dot Structure
  36. ion charge atom gains 2 electrons
    -2
  37. exhibits properties of both metals and nonmetals
    metalloid
  38. ion charge when atom loses 3 electrons
    +3
  39. property of a metalloid
    semi-conductor
  40. oxygen family has this many valence electrons
    6
  41. mostly on right side of the periodic table
    nonmetal
  42. rings around the nucleus where the electrons reside
    energy levels
  43. aka column/family
    group
  44. # of valence electrons that alkali metals have
    1
  45. a nonmetal property
    non-conductors