Why is the overall charge of an atom zero?

Atoms contain an equal number of protons and electrons

Atoms have more electrons than protons

Atoms have more protons than electrons

Atoms have no protons or electrons

What does the Electron Energy Cloud refer to?

The entire region around an atom's nucleus

A specific energy level within an atom

What is an Electron Shell?

A specific energy level within the electron cloud

The entire region around an atom's nucleus

What do valence electrons refer to?

Electrons in the outermost shell

Electrons in the innermost shell

What information does the periodic table contain about elements?

Element name, atomic number, symbol, atomic mass

Element name, color, size, weight

Element name, density, volume, mass

Element name, charge, state, reactivity

An element with a different number of neutrons

An element with a different number of protons

An element with a different number of electrons

An element with a different number of atoms

How are isotopes identified?

By the number of protons and neutrons

By the number of protons and electrons

What causes the nucleus of an atom to decay or break apart?

Changing the number of neutrons

Increasing the number of protons

What is the definition of half-life in the context of radioactive decay?

The time required for one-half of the atomic nuclei of a radioactive sample to decay

The time required for a sample to completely decay

The time required for a sample to double in size

The time required for a sample to lose all its energy

How can scientists calculate the age of an object using carbon-14?

By finding how much carbon-14 remains in the object

By determining the object's color

By analyzing the object's temperature

Diagram showing the decay of a radioactive sample over multiple half-lives, with percentages remaining after each half-life.

50% remaining after 1 half-life

100% remaining after 1 half-life

25% remaining after 2 half-lives

12.5% remaining after 3 half-lives

Which of the following is a characteristic of compounds?

They are always formed from a specific combination of elements in a fixed ratio

They can be broken down by physical means

They are the same as the elements that comprise them

They do not have a chemical formula

What happens to an atom when it gains or loses electrons?

It becomes an ion and carries an electric charge.

What is an ionic bond?

A bond between two oppositely charged ions.

A bond between two atoms sharing electrons.

A bond between two neutral atoms.

A bond between two identical ions.

What is an example of an ionic bond?

Sodium giving its electron to chlorine.

Hydrogen and oxygen forming water.

Carbon and oxygen forming carbon dioxide.

Nitrogen and hydrogen forming ammonia.

How do ions help living things?

By maintaining homeostasis and transmitting signals.

How do covalent bonds form?

By sharing electrons between atoms

By transferring electrons between atoms

By losing electrons to other atoms

By gaining electrons from other atoms

What types of covalent bonds can form between atoms?

Single, quadruple, or quintuple

Triple, quadruple, or quintuple

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