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Which family does sodium belong to?
Alkali Metals
(Group
1
)
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Which family does sodium belong to?
Alkali metals
(Group
1
)
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Which family does chlorine belong to?
Halogens
(Group
17
)
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Which family does iron belong to?
Transition metals
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Which family does neon belong to?
Noble gases
(Group
18
)
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What does diatomic mean?
Existing as a
molecule
composed of
two
atoms.
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Which of these is not a diatomic element: Nitrogen, iodine, helium?
Helium
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Give one way to increase the number of collisions in a chemical reaction.
Increase the
concentration
of reactants
Increase
temperature
Increase
surface area
of reactants (if applicable)
Add a
catalyst
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What is the atomic number the same as?
The number of
protons
in an atom's
nucleus.
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Which particle in the atom has a mass of 1 amu and a positive charge?
Proton
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Which atomic particle has a mass of 1 amu and no charge?
Neutron
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Which particle has a mass of zero and a negative charge?
Electron
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What is the formula for calculating the total mass of an atom?
Total mass
=
Protons
+ Neutrons
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What type of bonding are the structures mainly discrete molecules?
Covalent
bonding
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In which type of bonding is the structure formed a lattice?
Ionic
bonding
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In which type of bonding will a substance conduct when molten or in solution?
Ionic
bonding
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In which type of bonding will a substance never conduct except for carbon?
Covalent
bonding
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