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Valency of the last 5 transitional metals

+3, +3, +2, +1, +2

Iron has a valency of 2, and reacts with oxygen, what is its compoud.

FeO2

ACID + BASE =

SALT + WATER

ACID + METAL =

SALT + HYDROGEN GAS

ACID + CARBONATE =

WATER + SALT + CARBON DIOXIDE

Alkali Metal properties and why?

Very reactive, soft metals


Very reactive because only need to gain one electron to react.

alkaline earth metal properties

Reactive metals common in rocks

Noble gas properties and why

stable, very un-reactive


don't react because they already have a perfect electron configuration

Halogen properties and why

Very reactive and dangerous non-metals


very reactive because they only need to loose one electron to react

Neutron Properties

Neutral charge, mass of 1

Electron properties

Negative charge, very small mass

Proton properties

Positive charge, mass of 1

Atomic number =

# of protons/ # of electrons

Mass number =

# of protons + # of neutrons

Protons =
neutrons =
electrons=

Protons =


neutrons =


electrons=

Protons = 2


neutrons = 4


electrons = 2

Protons =neutrons =
electrons=
Protons =

neutrons =


electrons=

Protons = 11

neutrons = 12


electrons= 10


plus one electron makes it positive

Protons = neutrons =
electrons=
Protons =

neutrons =


electrons=

Protons = 17

neutrons = 20


electrons= 81


minus one electron makes it negative