
Valence Electrons
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AUSTIN WENGER
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Labeling
Match the correct parts of an atom.
Nucleus
Electron Levels (Shells)
Neutron
Proton
Electron
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Match
Match the following
Proton
Neutron
Electron
Positive charge
No charge
Negative charge
Positive charge
No charge
Negative charge
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Multiple Choice
What is the charge of the NUCLEUS of an atom?
Neutral
Positive
Negative
Depends on the atom
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Multiple Choice
What is the charge of the WHOLE ATOM?
Neutral
Positive
Negative
Depends on the atom
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Math Response
How many electrons does Carbon have?
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The electrons in the highest, unfilled energy level are called VALENCE ELECTRONS.
These electrons interact with different atoms.
Valence Electrons
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Multiple Choice
The electrons in the highest, unfilled energy level of an atom are called...
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Multiple Choice
How many electron levels (shells) do all the elements in the fourth period have?
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12
Multiple Choice
How many valence electrons do all the elements in Group 2 have?
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8
13
Multiple Choice
How many valence electrons do all the elements in Group 16 have?
6
8
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Math Response
How many valence electrons does Helium have?
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Multiple Choice
Which element has 2 electron levels (shells) and 3 valence electrons?
Magnesium
Boron
Calcium
Aluminum
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Multiple Choice
Which element has 6 electron levels (shells) and 2 valence electrons?
Molybdenum
Barium
Oxygen
Sulfur
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The valence electrons are the electrons that are responsible for chemical bonding.
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-Ionic Bonds
-Covalent Bonds
-This is how atoms make molecules BUT drawing all the electron shells is unnecessary.
-See which electrons are bonding?
Chemical Bonds
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-A way to represent an atom’s valence electrons
-Shows the element symbol surrounded by one to eight dots
-Each dot represents one electron
Lewis Dot Diagram
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Lewis Dot Diagrams
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Note: Each side will get one electron before any side gets two electrons.
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Draw
Draw a Lewis Dot Diagram for Carbon.
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Draw
Draw a Lewis Dot Diagram for Silicon.
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Draw
Draw a Lewis Dot Diagram for Argon (18).
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Draw
Draw a Lewis Dot Diagram for Helium.
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Draw
Draw a Lewis Dot Diagram for Potassium (19).
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Draw
Draw a Lewis Dot Diagram for Iodine (53).
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Multiple Choice
Which of these diagrams shows 3 valence electrons?
A
B
C
D
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Fill in the Blanks
What element does D represent?
Type answer...
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Match
Which Groups do each atom belong to?
Group 1
Group 13
Group 2
Group 15
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
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Multiple Select
Name three elements that have this Lewis Dot Diagram.
Bismuth
Sulfur
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