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Electronegativity
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Electron Affinity Atomic Radius Vocabulary
First Ionization Energy
Jeopardy
100
Electronegativity (100 points)Answer: The most electronegative atom.
Question: What is Fluorine?
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Electronegativity (200 points)Answer: The trend (increase or decrease) of electronegativity
across a period from left to right.
Question: What is increase?
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Electronegativity (300 points)Answer: The trend (increase or decrease) of electronegativity
down a group from top to bottom.
Question: What is decrease?
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Electronegativity (400 points)Answer: Of the two elements Li and C, this elements has a higher
electronegativity.
Question: What is C?
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Electronegativity (500 points)Answer: The definition of electronegativity.
Question: What is the ability of an atom in a chemical compound to attract electrons from another atom.
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Electron Affinity (100 points)Answer: The trend (increase or decrease) of electron affinity
across a period from left to right.
Question: What is increase?
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Electron Affinity (200 points)Answer: The trend (increase or decrease) of electron affinity
down a group from top to bottom.
Question: What is decrease?
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Electron Affinity (300 points)Answer: Of the two elements Li and K, this element has the
lowest electron affinity.
Question: What is K?
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Electron Affinity (400 points)Answer: Of the two elements Be and Sr, this element has the
higher electron affinity.
Question: What is Be?
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Electron Affinity (500 points)Answer: This group on the periodic table accepts an electron
most readily due to an almost completely full outer shell.
Question: What are the halogens?
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Atomic Radii (100 points)Answer: Of the two elements Na and Cl, which has the largest
atomic radius?
Question: What is Na?
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Atomic Radii (200 points)Answer: This element has the largest atomic radius.
Question: What is Francium?
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Atomic Radii (300 points)Answer: This is the trend (increase or decrease) for atomic radii
across a period from left to right.
Question: What is decrease?
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Atomic Radii (400 points)Answer: This is the trend (increase or decrease) for atomic radii
down a group.
Question: What is increase?
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Atomic Radii (500 points)Answer: Comparing Li and F, this element has the smaller atomic
radius.
Question: What is F?
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Vocabulary (100 points)Answer: A positively charged ion.
Question: What is a cation?
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Vocabulary (200 points)Answer: This man arranged the elements according to atomic
mass.
Question: Who is Mendeleev?
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Vocabulary (300 points)Answer: The energy required to remove an electron from an outer
shell of a neutral atom.
Question: What is ionization energy?
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Vocabulary (400 points)Answer: The energy change that occurs when an electron is
acquired by a neutral atom.
Question: What is electron affinity?
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Vocabulary (500 points)Answer: The energy required to remove a second electron from a
cation.
Question: What is second ionization energy?
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Ionization Energy (100 points)Answer: This element requires the most ionization energy to
remove an electron.
Question: What is F?
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Ionization Energy (200 points)Answer: This is the trend (increase or decrease) of ionization
energy across a period from left to right.
Question: What is increase?
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Ionization Energy (300 points)Answer: This is the trend (increase or decrease) of ionization
energy down a group from top to bottom.
Question: What is decrease?
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Ionization Energy (400 points)Answer: Of the two elements Li and Fr, which would have the
HIGHEST ionization energy?
Question: What is Li?
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