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What is the element with valence shell of 4s2 3d4?
chromium
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What is the name for the atoms that can be positively or negatively charged?
Ions
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What element is bigger: K or Se?
K
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What element is bigger: Li or Rb?
Rubidium
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Which one has more metallic character: Na or P
Na
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What atomic model is called plum pudding model?
Thomson's model
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How many electrons can be in an p orbital?
6
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How many electrons can be in an s orbital?
2
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What is called the particle with positive charge?
Cation
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What is called the atom with negative charge?
Anion
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How many protons has this atom?
12
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What is the element with valence shell of 2s2 2p6?
Neon
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How many electrons can be in an 2 orbital?
2
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Which one has more metallic character: Be or Ba
Barium
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What is the particle with positive charge?
Proton
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How are called the particles that have the same atomic mass but different mass number?
Isotopes
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How many electrons can be in an f orbital?
14
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What is the name of the principle that states that the most stable configuration is the one with the most electrons with the same spin?
Hund's rule of maximun multiplicity
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What atomic model says that the electrons are in orbits?
Rutherford's model
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What is the particle con negative charge?
Electron
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What is called valence shell?
The last layer of the atom.
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What is the name of the property in which the atom has tendency to lose electrons.
Metallic character
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What atoms has the valence shell 3s2?
magnesium
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What is the element with valence shell of 3s2 3p5?
Chlorine
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What is the name of the principle that states that the electron ocxupy the lowest energy orbital available?
The principle of minimum energy
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