C2 Periodic Table

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    • What is an isotope?
      Same element, different amount of neutrons.
    • What does the relative atomic mass represent?
      It is the average mass of all isotopes of an element.
    • What does the mass number indicate?
      It says how many protons and neutrons there are.
    • What does the proton number indicate?
      It says how many protons there are in the nucleus.
    • What happens if an atom does not have the same amount of electrons?
      It becomes an ion.
    • What is the notation for Carbon-12?
      612C^{12}_{6}C
    • What is the notation for Carbon-13?
      613C^{13}_{6}C
    • Why are some mass numbers in the periodic table not whole numbers?
      They are the average mass of all isotopes.
    • What is the atomic number of Chlorine-31?
      1731.5Cl^{31.5}_{17}Cl
    • What is the atomic number of Lithium?
      3
    • What is the atomic number of Sodium?
      11
    • How does reactivity change in relation to shielding in elements?
      Reactivity increases as shielding means the one with more shells is easier to lose the electron.
    • What type of ions do Groups 1-4 form?
      They form positive ions by trying to lose an electron.
    • What type of ions do Groups 5-7 form?
      They form negative ions by trying to gain electrons.
    • What does a full outer shell indicate in terms of stability?
      It indicates that the atom is complete and stable.
    • What are the characteristics of Group 1 Alkali Metals?
      • 1 electron on outer shell
      • Forms positive ions
      • Soft
      • Low density
      • Low melting point
    • What is the chemical reaction of Sodium with water?
      2Na + 2H₂O = 2NaOH + H₂
    • What are the characteristics of Group 7 Halogens?
      • Become dull in color
      • Change state from gas to liquid to solid
      • Trying to gain electrons
    • How does the order of reactivity in Halogens work?
      The one with a stronger pull finds it easier to gain electrons.
    • What are the characteristics of Group 0/8 Noble Gases?
      • Very unreactive
      • Have a full outer shell
    • How do Transition Metals differ from other metals?
      They are shiny, sonorous, high in density, and high melting point.
    • What is a unique property of Transition Metals regarding their ions?
      They can donate different numbers of electrons.
    • What is the ion notation for Iron (III)?
      Fe<sup>3+</sup>
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