7th Grade Ch 1 Sec 2 Atoms Bonding and The Periodic Table

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CH. 1 SEC. 2 ATOMS, BONDING & THE PERIODIC TABLE

Transcript of 7th Grade Ch 1 Sec 2 Atoms Bonding and The Periodic Table

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CH. 1SEC. 2

ATOMS, BONDING & THE PERIODIC

TABLE

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Silicon has 14 electrons. The 4 electrons that orbit the nucleus

in the outermost "valence" energy level are given to, accepted from, or

shared with other atoms.

Silicon

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valence electrons=

•electrons farthest from nucleus

•involved in bonding

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Electron dot diagramsway of showing # valence electrons

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• Much like people, most atoms don't like to live solitary existences.

• They need to COME TOGETHER with other atoms to lead more stable, happier lives.

• This process of coming together is called chemical bonding.

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chemical bond• force that holds atoms together

• electrons may be transferred from one atom to another, or they may be shared between atoms

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Patterns of Valence Electrons

After the number of valence electrons reaches 8, a new period begins.

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• # of protons in nucleus

–elements arranged in order of increasing atomic #

atomic number

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• group (family) = column (up & down)

• period = row

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Alkali metals• Group 1

• 1 valence electrons

• react with other atoms by losing valence electron

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Noble gases

• Group 18

• 8 valence electrons

(except helium has 2)

• don’t react very easily with other atoms

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NOBLE GASES

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NOBLE GASES

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Halogen family• Group 17

• 7 valence electrons

• React with other atoms by gaining 1 electron