UNIT 3 REVIEW GUIDE - Jill Mayorga | Biblioteka

Here is a link to the Unit 3 Review Questions. You can use this Review Guide to help you with these questions.

Here are Links to the Atomic Timeline Padlets:

Period 2 Period 3 Period 4

Period 5 Period 6

BONUS: Here are links to EXCELLENT video tutorials by topic:

Historical Development of Atom:

Models of Atom Timeline

Rutherford’s Gold Foil Experiment

Wave Particle Duality: Double Slit Experiment

Wave Particle Duality: Photoelectric Effect

Periodic Table Properties:

Tour of the Periodic Table

Valence electrons and the Periodic table

Atomic Structure and Ionic Bonding:

Basic Atomic Structure,

Atomic Number, Mass Number and Net Charge

Ionic Bonding: Video 1 Video 2

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Here's a link to a summary of atomic models and videos

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KEY TAKE HOME POINT: ALL ATOMS WANT FULL VALENCE SHELLS (OUTERMOST ENERGY LEVEL/SHELL) IN ORDER TO BE STABLE. ATOMS ARE REACTIVE AND FORM COMPOUNDS IF THEY DON’T HAVE FULL VALENCE SHELLS. THEY DO THIS BY FORMING STABLE IONS WHEN THEY BOND. ALL NOBLE GASES IN GROUP 18 HAVE FULL VALENCE SHELLS AND ARE STABLE AND UNREACTIVE. (1ST SHELL- 2 ELECTRONS 2ND-7TH SHELLS- 8 ELECTRONS)

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CLICK HERE TO VIEW STEPS FOR HOW TO FORM IONIC COMPOUNDS