1. This is an atom that gained or
lost neutrons
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2. This is the atomic number of
argon
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3. Chlorine would likely form this
type of ion
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4. This term describes electrons in
the outer shell of an atom
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5. This term describes the ability
of water to stick to itself
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6. This is the partial charge of
oxygen in a water molecule
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7. Molecules that have a positve
and negative end to them are said
to be _______________
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8. This attraction is largely
responsible for the “stickiness” of
water
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9. How many valence electrons
does carbon have?
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10. How many electrons does
Calcium have?