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Alkali metals
-have 1 valence electrons
-form cations(positive charge)
-most reactive metals in any period.
-found in compounds
Alkali earth metals
-have 2 valence electrons
-form cations(postively charge)
-found in compounds
Transition metals
-can lose electrons from more than 1 energy level
-can form ions with more than 1 charge.
-firn colored compnents
Halogens
-have 7 valence electrons
-gain electrons which form anions with a negative charge
Noble Gases
-have 8 valence electrons
-do not react with other elements
trends in Atomic Radii
trend in a period: atoms decrease in size
trends in group:atoms increase in size
cations
-positively charged ions
-form when an atom loses valence electron.
-have a smaller radii from which they are formed
anions
-negatively charged ions
-formed when atoms gain valence electrons
-have a larger radi from which they are formed
Ionization energy
amount of energy requierd to remove an electron from a gaeous atom.
electromagnitvity
tendency of an atom to attract electrons in a chemically bond.
trends in ionization energy
trend in a group:IE decrease
trend in a period:IE increases
Metallic Character
the tendacy for an atom to lose electrons
the greater the _______, the more likely it is to ____ electrons.
1.character
2.lose
Trends in Metallic Character
trend in a group: MC increases
trend in a period:MC decreases
metals
-low Ionization energy
-low electronegativity
-larger radii
nonmetals
-high Ionization energy
-high electronegativity
-small radii
cations get ____.
bigger
anions get ____.
smaller