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4.2 Periodic Table Properties: Core Charge and Atomic Radius

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Which of the following are true? Select all that apply

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Drag the correct number of valence electrons and core charge for each element.

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  • C

  • N

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  • Ne

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Drag the numbers to each term below to determine the # of energy levels/shells, valence electrons and core charge for Ne

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List at least 2 patterns that you notice from the data table and Periodic Table showing the atomic radius of elements.

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Go Back to question 13 and add at least 1 additional Reason to explain why the claim you chose is true.

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Compare the sizes of positive cations to the sizes of negative anions.

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Use what you know about atomic structure, core charge and atomic radius patterns to explain a possible reason for why the sizes of cations are different than the sizes of anions.

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The strength of the electrostatic force of attraction within atoms is between the positively charged ______________ and negatively charged __________________.

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If an element has a greater core charge it will have a ____________ electrostatic attraction holding the protons and electrons together within the atom.

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Draw a Bohr Diagram of Be

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Drag the correct number under each category for the valence electrons and core charge for Be.

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Draw a Bohr Diagram of B.

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Drag the correct number under each category for the valence electrons and core charge for B.

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  • # of valence electrons

  • Core Charge

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Describe any patterns or trends you notice about the number of valence electrons and core charge as you go acrossa period on the periodic table.

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Drag the numbers to each term below to determine the # of energy levels/shells, valence electrons and core charge for Na

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  • # of energy levels/shells

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  • Core Charge

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Click on Edit Background to answer question 13.

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Why does sodium (Na) have a much larger atomic radius than argon (Ar) even though they are in the same period? CHOOSE THE BEST OPTON.