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What does the number of dots around a Lewis symbol represent?
What does the number of dots around a Lewis symbol represent?
- Number of valence electrons (correct)
- Atomic number
- Neutrons in the nucleus
- Protons in the nucleus
How does the group valence of an element relate to the number of dots in its Lewis symbol?
How does the group valence of an element relate to the number of dots in its Lewis symbol?
- It is always equal to the number of protons
- It is always equal to the atomic number
- It is generally either equal to the number of dots or 8 minus the number of dots (correct)
- It is unrelated to the Lewis symbol
According to Kössel, why are halogens and alkali metals separated by noble gases in the periodic table?
According to Kössel, why are halogens and alkali metals separated by noble gases in the periodic table?
- To prevent complete electron transfer
- To allow stable octet configurations for ions (correct)
- To maintain electronegativity balance
- Due to their similar reactivity
What electron configuration do noble gases (except helium) have in their outer shell?
What electron configuration do noble gases (except helium) have in their outer shell?
Why are negative and positive ions stabilized after gaining or losing electrons?
Why are negative and positive ions stabilized after gaining or losing electrons?
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