6.1 flashcards

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Pseudo-noble gas configurations

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Relatively stable electron arrangements formed by elements in groups 11–14, which lose electrons to create an outer energy level with full s, p, and d sublevels.

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Octet formation

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The most stable electron configuration, though other configurations like pseudo-noble gas, can also provide stability.

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Negative Ion Formation

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when a nonmetal gains an electron to achieve a stable electron configuration

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anion

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a negatively charged ion

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Group 15 ion configuration

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[noble gas]ns²np³ with a charge of 3– when three p electrons are gained.

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Group 16 ion configuration

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[noble gas]ns²np⁴ with a charge of 2– when two p electrons are gained.

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Chemical bond

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The force that holds two atoms together

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Cation

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A positively charged ion