The number of electrons in Silicon

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Inorganic Chem
review
The number of electrons
in Silicon
0%
1. 28
0%
2.
0%
3.
100%
4.
7
12
14
Atoms that are neutral:
8%
92%
0%
0%
1.
Have an equal number of neutrons and protons
2.
Have an equal number of protons and electrons
3.
Have an equal number of electrons and neutrons
4.
Have an equal number of protons, neutrons, and electrons
The number of neutrons in the most
common isotope of phosphorus:
16%
80%
4%
0%
1.
15
2.
16
3.
14
4.
31
Which of the following represents
the proper number of PROTONS, and
ELECTRONS in a lithium ion Li+:
88%
3, 2
2. 7,3
3. 2,3
4. 4,7
1.
4%
4%
4%
The number of protons in
a chlorine ion (Cl-):
88%
1.
4%
2.
0%
3.
8%
4.
17
18
35
16
The number of electrons
in a sodium ion (Na+)
0%
1. 23
18%
2. 11
82%
3. 10
4. 12
0%
Negative ions are formed
when:
1.
Protons are lost by atoms
2.
Electrons are lost by atoms
3.
Protons are gained by atoms
4.
Electrons are gained by atoms
Which of the following selections
represents an isotope for Carbon-12:
52%
1. Protons=6 Neutrons=6 Electrons=6
0%
2.
Protons=7 Neutrons=6 Electrons= 6
16%
3.
Protons=6 Neutrons=7 Electrons=6
32%
4.
Protons=6 Neutrons=6 Electrons=7
Based on the periodic table below,
Calcium (Ca) is best described as
a(n)
100% 1. An ion
0%
2.
A metal
0%
3.
A nonmetal
0%
4.
Nobel
0%
5.
Metalloid
A particular atom has the following data associated with it…
Proton Number= 7 Atomic Number =7 Electron Number=7
Mass Number =14 Neutron Number=7
This atom is most likely:
25%
1.
Oxygen
25%
2.
Sulfur
25%
3.
Silicon
25%
4.
Nitrogen
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