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  • 1. 

    When is an atom unlikely to react ?

    • A.

      An atom is unlikely to react because when the highest occupied energy level of an atom is filled w| electrons, the atom is stable.

    • B.

      An atom is unlikely to react when because when the highest occupied energy level of an atom is filled w| protons and the atom is unstable

    • C.

      An atom is unlikely to react because when the lowest occupied energy level of an atom is filled with protons, the atom is stable

    • D.

      An atom is unlikely to react because when the highest occupied energy level of an atom is filled with protons, the atom is unstable

  • 2. 

    What does an electron dot diagram shows and why is it helpful ?

    • A.

      An electron dot diagram is a is a model of the nucleus in which each dot represents a v.e [valence electron]. Its helpful because is shows how many protons are represented & how likely an atom is to react .

    • B.

      An electron dot diagram is a model of an atom in which each dot represents a proton . Its helpful because it shows how many v.e [ valence electron ] are present & how likely an atom is to react .

    • C.

      An electron dot diagram is a model of an atom in which each dot represents a v.e [ valence electron ] Its helpful because it shows how many v.e are present & how likely an atom is to react .

    • D.

      An electron dot diagram is a model of the nucleus in which each dot represents a proton . Its helpful because it shows how many protons are present & how likely an atom is to react .

  • 3. 

    What is one way in which atoms of elements can achieve stable electron configuration ?

    • A.

      One way in which atoms of elements can achieve unstable electron configuration is through the transfer of the v.e [ valence electron ] between the nucleus

    • B.

      One way in which atoms of elements can achieve stable protons configuration is through the transfer of v.e [ valence electron ] between the atom

    • C.

      One way in which of elements can achieve stable electrons configuration is through the transfer of protons between atom.

    • D.

      One way in which atoms of elements can achieve stable electrons configuration is through the transfer of v.e [ valence electron ] between atom .

  • 4. 

    Describe the process of ionic bounding ?

    • A.

      Ionic Bounding occurs when an atom gives its v.e to another atom which gains the electron .

    • B.

      Ionic bounding occurs when an element give its w.e to another element which gains the electron.

    • C.

      Ionic bounding occurs when an atom gives protons to another element which gains the electron

    • D.

      Ionic bounding occurs when an atom gives its v.e to another element in which gains an the proton

  • 5. 

    How does ionization energy affects the process ?

    • A.

      The amount of energy used to remove an electron is called ionization energy & electrons need to be removed in order to be transfered .

    • B.

      The amount of energy used to remove a proton is called ionization energy & protons need to be removed in order to be transfered .

    • C.

      The amount of energy used to remove a proton is called ionization energy & electrons needs to e removed in order to be transfered .

    • D.

      The amount of energy used to be remove a electron is called ionization energy & protons need to be removed in order to be transfered.

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