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chap 7

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Total cards: 15•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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when explaining electron shielding what would be better sentence than “xenon atom is bigger”

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larger atomic radius

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Mg

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.1 more (not more) .Atomic radius of Sr is smaller even though they are in the same outermost shell .greater nuclear attraction

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#7
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losing the 2nd e^- from the next shell closer to the nucleus —-> so stronger nuclear attraction

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#8
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draw, start with group 7 going right, period 3, going down the table?

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Common Giant Structures to Remember:

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Giant Ionic Structures: Sodium Chloride (NaCl) Magnesium Oxide (MgO) Giant Covalent Structures: Diamond (Carbon) Graphite (Carbon) Silicon Dioxide (SiO2) Giant Metallic Structures: Aluminium (Al) Iron (Fe) Copper (Cu)

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Simple Checklist for Giant Structures:

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#14
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give the 3rd ionization energy equation

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X^2+(g) ——-> X^3+(g) + e^-

#15
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What 3 elements don’t form simple molecular lattices

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Boron Carbon and Silicon