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Periodicity and properties of elements
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Metallic bonds
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Proton number = bottom number = number of
electrons
Neutrons = mass
number
- number of
protons
/electrons
A non-polar bond is when electrons are distributed
evenly.
A polar bond is when the electrons
are
not
distributed equally.
->The element with the higher
electronegativity
attracts shared electrons more
strongly
making it partially
negative.
Group of element= number of
electrons
on outermost
shell.
Period=
amount
of shells it has.
An element is classified as "
s-block
" because the orbital on its
outermost
shell is S.
Aufbau
principle states that electrons fill the orbital with the
lowest
available energy state.
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