Chem Review Nov 2012

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  1. 2. planetary theory of electrons
  2. 5. elements which are heavier than uranium
  3. 6. this elements symbol is K
  4. 7. used to describe an atoms outermost electrons
  5. 9. he used dots to represent electrons
  6. 11. describes the spectrum of hot, glowing bodies such as the sun
  7. 12. when an polyatomic ion or compound has more than one representative Lewis dot structure
  8. 15. the synthetic (man-made) element in period 5.
  9. 17. bromine is a member of this group of "salt-formers"
  10. 18. won the Nobel Prize for explaining the photoelectric effect
  11. 20. most of the mass of an atom is located here
  12. 21. elements which are heavier than the actinides
  13. 22. the same element, but the number of neutrons differ
  14. 23. describes most of the volume of an atom
  15. 24. bonds formed between metals and nonmetals
  16. 25. experiment that proved the existence of the nucleus (2 words)
  17. 28. the series in the periodic table which contains uranium
  18. 29. this element can form multiple bonds with itself as well as other atoms
  19. 30. experiment to measure charge to mass ratio of the electron (2 words)
  20. 32. positively charged particle in the nucleus
  21. 33. particle in the nucleus with no charge
  22. 34. the molecular shape of carbon dioxide
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  1. 1. discovered the electron
  2. 3. the biological polymer formed from amino acid monomers
  3. 4. device used to discover the electron (3 words)
  4. 8. the series in the periodic table which contains Gd
  5. 10. Thomson's model for the atom (2 words)
  6. 13. bonds formed by sharing electrons
  7. 14. discovered the nucleus
  8. 16. the rows on the periodic table
  9. 19. measured the charge to mass ration of the electron
  10. 26. the most electronegative element
  11. 27. this element is not a metal, but its position on the periodic table is with the metals
  12. 31. the type of spectrum produced by low pressure emission tubes subjected to a high voltage
  13. 32. the "h" in E=hv is named after this scientist