'Valence electron' presentation slideshows

Periodic Table Review

Periodic Table Review . The father of the periodic table, __________________ attempted to organize the chemical elements based on their ________________ according to their atomic _________.

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Chemistry Taboo

Chemistry Taboo. Fall Final Review. liquid. VOLUME WATER CHEMICAL SLIDES FLOWS. periodic table. ELEMENTS ORGANIZED ATOMIC NUMBER PROPERTIES DIFFERENT. physical change. BURN CUT CHEMICAL REACTION ALTER. period. PERIODIC TABLE COLUMNS ROWS GROUPS VALENCE ELECTRON.

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Theories of Chemical Bonding

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Bell Work

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Catalyst: Happy Wednesday!

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BASIC ELECTRICITY

BASIC ELECTRICITY. CHAPTER 1 ATOMIC STRUCTURE. ALTERNATING CURRENT(AC) ATOM ATTRACTION CENTRIFUGAL FORCE CONDUCTORS DIRECT CURRENT (DC) ELECTRON ELECTRON ORBITS. INSULATORS MATTER NEGATIVE NEUTRON NUCLEUS POSITIVE PROTON SEMICONDUCTORS VALENCE ELECTRONS. TERMS TO KNOW.

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The Structure and Properties of Polymers

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Ancient Greece

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Periodicity

Periodicity. Topic 3 Review Oxford p. 12-14 Text CH 7. General information. Atoms are arranged in order of increasing atomic number Row=Period Elements in the same period have valence electrons in the same outer shell Column = Group or Family Number representative groups 1-8

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No office hours today!

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Welcome to Chem 1C with Terri Bentzinger

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Catalyst

Catalyst. Pick up your graded binders from one of the lab tables. On a sheet of notebook paper, put these things in order from LARGEST TO SMALLEST: A blue whale Mount Everest A polar bear An electron The Milky Way Galaxy Jupiter Earth An atom A loaf of bread Red Blood Cells

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Chemical Bonding

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Bonding in Solids- 11.8

Bonding in Solids- 11.8. By: Jin Lee, Paul Gregotski , Kayla Seider , and Hannah Cherry. Molecular Solids. Molecular solids consist of atoms or molecules held together by intermolecular force Dipole-dipole forces London dispersion forces Hydrogen bonds

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3-2: Metals

3-2: Metals. What is a metal?. Specific Physical Properties Hardness Shininess Malleability Can it be pounded into shapes? Ductility Can it be pulled into a long wire? Conductivity Magnetic (Fe, Co, Ni). Chemical Properties. Metals show a wide range of chemical properties

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The Periodic Table

The Periodic Table. I can use the periodic table to predict the properties of elements based on the patterns of their valence electrons . The Periodic Table- Cracking the Code.

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What we did in class today: Wednesday Feb. 7 th , 2011

What we did in class today: Wednesday Feb. 7 th , 2011. Reviewed Periodic Table Discussed the different families of the periodic table. Topic Assessment over the periodic table, parts of the atom and metrics. Which elements had complete outer shells? Give the name and symbol for each.

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p. 85, # 1 - 5

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