Title | Bohr Models and the Periodic Table |
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Author | ally vanvacter |
Course | Introductory General Chemistry |
Institution | College of the Desert |
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Name ___________________________ Per ______ Bohr Models and the Periodic Table Fill in the electrons on the Bohr model for the neutral, ground state atom of each element. Look for patterns in the valence shell of each group. I. Alkali metals (Group 1) - a highly reactive group Element
hydrogen
Symbol
H
Atomic number
1
# of protons in nucleus (+)
1
# of electrons (-)
1
Charge on the atom (protons -electrons=charge)
Element
1-1=0
lithium
Symbol
Atomic number
# of protons in nucleus (+)
# of electrons (-)
Charge on the atom (protons -electrons=charge)
Element
sodium
Symbol
Atomic number
# of protons in nucleus (+)
# of electrons (-)
Charge on the atom
Element
potassium
Symbol
Atomic number
# of protons in nucleus (+)
# of electrons (-)
Charge on the atom
Compare the valence electrons (the electrons in the outermost energy shell) for the atoms represented above. How many electrons are in the valence shells?
II. Alkaline earth metals (Group 2) - a highly reactive group
Element
beryllium
Symbol
Atomic number
# of protons in nucleus (+)
# of electrons (-)
Charge on the atom
Element
magnesium
Symbol
Atomic number
# of protons in nucleus (+)
# of electrons (-)
Charge on the atom
Element
calcium
Symbol
Atomic number
# of protons in nucleus (+)
# of electrons (-)
Charge on the atom
Compare the valence electrons (the electrons in the outermost energy shell) for the atoms represented above. How many electrons are in the valence shells?
III. Halogens (Group 17) - a highly reactive group Element
fluorine
Symbol
Atomic number
# of protons in nucleus (+)
# of electrons (-)
Charge on the atom
Element
chlorine
Symbol
Atomic number
# of protons in nucleus (+)
# of electrons (-)
Charge on the atom
Compare the valence electrons (the electrons in the outermost energy shell) for the atoms represented above. How many electrons are in the valence shells?
IV. Noble Gases (Group 18) - an unreactive group Element
helium
Symbol
Atomic number
# of protons in nucleus (+)
# of electrons (-)
Charge on the atom
Element
neon
Symbol
Atomic number
# of protons in nucleus (+)
# of electrons (-)
Charge on the atom
Element
argon
Symbol
Atomic number
# of protons in nucleus (+)
# of electrons (-)
Charge on the atom
Compare the valence electrons (the electrons in the outermost energy shell) for the atoms represented above. How many electrons are in the valence shells?...