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What are the relative charges for Proton, Electron & Neutron?

P: +1


E: -1


N: 0

What are the relative masses for Proton, Electron & Neutron?

P: 1


E: 1/1840


N: 1

Where is the electron found in?

Electron shells (outside nucleus)

Where is the neutron found in?

Inside the nucleus

Where is the proton found in?

Inside the nucleus

Front (Term)

2,8,8,8

The outermost electron shell is known as the..

valence shell

The electrons in the valence electrons are known as..

valence electrons

What is a molecule?

Molecule is a group of 2 or more atoms chemically combined together

The chemical formula of a molecule gives the ——— and ——— of atoms present

type & number

What is a compound & a mixture?

A compound is 2 or more atoms chemically combined and a mixture consists of 2 or more substances (atoms, molecules, compounds) not chemically combined

When a metallic atoms ——— electrons to form a fully filled valence shell, a ——— ion is formed

loses, positive

When a non-metallic atoms ——— electrons to form a fully filled valence shell, a ——— ion is formed

gain, negatively

What is a positive ion called?

cation

What is a negative ion called

anion

Atoms lose or gain electrons to achieve..

stable noble gas electronic configuration

what is stable noble gas electronic configuration?

fully filled valence

Why are atoms electrically neutral?

Atoms are electrically neutral because the have the same number of protons and neutrons

What is a charged particle?

Ions (The valence shell is not fully filled)

Front (Term)

green - non metals


blue - metals

Front (Term)

1- period


2- group

When an ion gains electrons it should have a ——— symbol

different