Gracia, Valeria (1)

The Energies Of
Electrons

Valeria J. Gracia Perez
14/2/17
IPC

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TABLE of contents

1- Organization of the table - periodic
2- Families and properties of the families
3- Metals
4- Nonmetals
5- Metalloids
6- Periodic law
7- Electronic noble gas configuration
8- Table tendencies
9- Atomic radius
10- Ionic charges
11- Ionization energy

12- Which is the lighter essential electro
13- Octet rule
14- Valence-negativity electrons are found in the highest

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ORGANIZATION OF TABLE PERIODIC

the periodic table is a known element.

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FAMALIES AND PROPERTIES OF THE
FAMALIES

Correspond to the elements of the periodic table.

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METALS

Are the chemical elements capable of conducting
electricity and heat.

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NONMETALS

an element or substance that is not
unametal-periodic.

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METALLOIDS

The metalloids; Boron (B), silicon (Si), germanium
(Ge), arsenic (As), antimony (Sb), tellurium (Te),
polonium (Po) and astatine (At) are the elements
found along the step like line between metals And
non-metals of the periodic table. Metalloids have
properties of both metals and non-metals.

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PERIODIC LAW

the basis of the periodic table

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ELECTRON NOBLE GAS
CONFIGURATION

a group of chemical elements.

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TABLE TENDENCIES

is a trend or preference for certain purposes

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ATOMIC RADIOS

Identifies the distance between the nucleus and the
outermost orbital of an atom

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IONIC CHARGES

a compound that is combined indicates how many
electrons it lost (positive) or gained (negative)
when combined, compared to the element in free or
uncooled state (oxidation number equal to zero).

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IONIZATION ENERGY

is used to calculate electronic transitions.

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WHICH IS THE LIGHTER ESSENTIAL
ELECTRO

particle that makes up an atom and has the lowest
possible charge in terms of negative electricity.

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OCTET RULE

states that the atoms of the elements are linked to
each other in the attempt to complete their valence
layer

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VALENCE NEGATIVITY ELECTRONS ARE
FOUND IN THE HIGHEST

energy layer of the atom

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