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Card 6
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6.What's the maximum number of electrons that each of the first three electron shells will hold?
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Card 7
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7.The proton number of aluminium is 13. What is its electronic structure?
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Card 8
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8.What is an ion?
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Card 9
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9.Why does magnesium form ions with a 2+ charge, while sodium only forms ions with a 1+charge?
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Card 10
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10.Explain why ionic compounds conduct electricity when they're molten, but not when they're solid.
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Card 11
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11.Describe how a covalent bond forms.
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Card 12
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12.Why do simple molecular substances have low melting and boiling points?
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Card 13
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13.List three typical properties of giant covalent structures.
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Card 14
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14.Name three substances that have a giant covalent structure.
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Card 15
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15.Name the type of molecules that plastics are made from.
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