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Alkali metals

Shiny, soft, low melting pt, react with water, no pure state

Alkaline Earth Metals

Lustrous, silvery, less reactive than alkali metals, burn brightly in O2, no pure state

Halogens

Non metallic, colorful, corrosive, react with alkali metals to form ionic solid

Noble gases

Gases, odorless, colorless, monoatomic, low reactivity

Ionic Bond

Metal to non metal


Donation of electron


Ionize with water

Covalent

Sharing of electrons


2 atoms come together and share electrons to fill shell


Polar- unequal


Non polar- equal

Metallic

3D Latrice of nuclei with loosely held electrons

Hydrogen

Occur between different molecules due to attraction between partial charges of 2 unattached atoms

Dalton

Gave relative masses of elements

Crookes

Cathode ray tube- identified existence of charged particles

JJ Thompson

Credit for charged particles- plum pudding model

Rontgen

Used XRays to see molecules

Rutherford

Determined nature of radioactivity

De Broglie

French physicist - waves behave like matter and vice versa

Schrodinger

Concentrate on electron wavelength properties

Heisenberg uncertainty principle

You can never know both the location and path of an electron at the same time