C4 Crossword

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Has a positive charge and a mass of 1
Proton
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Number at the top
Mass Number
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Number at the bottom
Atomic Number
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An element with extra neutrons
Isotopes
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How we tell what electrons are where
Electron Configuration
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Groups atoms based on the amount of electrons an element has in the outer shell
Columns
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Tells us how many electron shells there are for each element
Rows
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Desired amount of electrons in the outer energy level
Eight
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Giant ionic lattices are the type of structure for
Ionic compounds
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Have high melting points, and boiling points due to the strong forces of attraction between ions.
Giant Lattice Structures
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Elements overlapping outer energy shells to gain a full energy level
Covalent bonding
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Elements giving up and receiving electrons to form a full outer energy level
Ionic bonding
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Group 1, gets more reactive as you progress down
Alkali Metals
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The loss of electrons
Oxidation
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The gain of electrons
Reduction
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Burns red
Lithium
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Burns orange/yellow
Sodium
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Burns Lilac
Potassium
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Group 7
The Halogens
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Halogen + Alkali Metal =
Salts
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More reactive Halogens will ... less reactive ones
Halogens
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Bonds found in metal which allow electrons to move freely. Also have high melting points, boiling points, and density
Metallic
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At low temperatures, some metals are ...
Superconductors
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Found in the middle of the periodic table
Transition Metals
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Breaking stuff down with heat
Thermal Decomposition
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A solid formed in a solution
Precipitation
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An element with extra neutrons

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How we tell what electrons are where

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