Question 1

visual representation of only valence electrons using dots

Accepted Answer

Lewis Dot/ Electron Dot structure

Question 2

visual representation of ALL the electrons using exponents

Accepted Answer

Electron configuration

Question 3

max number of electrons in the s block

Accepted Answer

2

Question 4

max number of electrons in the d block

Accepted Answer

10

Question 5

max number of electrons in the f block

Accepted Answer

14

Question 6

max number of electrons in the p block

Accepted Answer

6

Question 7

principle energy level (7)

Accepted Answer

period

Question 8

only element already stable with 2 electrons; exception in 8A

Accepted Answer

Helium

Question 9

subatomic particles with negative charge & responsible for chemical properties

Accepted Answer

electrons

Question 10

equals the number of valence electrons

Accepted Answer

group number ( __A )

Question 11

electrons closer to the nucleus ; lower energy

Accepted Answer

core

Question 12

outermost electrons ; highest energy

Accepted Answer

valence

Question 13

indirectly tells the number of all electrons

Accepted Answer

atomic number

Question 14

diagram of all electrons using rings and dots

Accepted Answer

Bohr Model

Question 15

change in the number of electrons

Accepted Answer

ion

Question 16

s & p block elements minus Group 18

Accepted Answer

representative elements

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