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2. Refers to the tendency of atoms to prefer eight electrons in the valence shell
5. The distance between two corresponding parts of a wave
8. Formed by atoms resulted from the loss or gain of valence electrons
10. A positive ion formed by an atom that lost one or more electrons
11. A negative ion formed by an atom that gained one or more electrons
12. If the energy level number increases the orbital becomes larger
14. Fast-moving electrons from the neutrons in an unstable nucleus, the charge of this particle is -1
15. Represents the arrangements of electrons in atoms
17. Referred to as a stream of tiny particles or bundles of energy
18. Has high-energy electromagnetic radiation, subscript and superscript both are 0
19. Lowest point of the energy state in which an atom is allowed
21. Used to show nuclear transformations
22. Contains orbitals that have a maximum number of electrons on each orbital

1. The amount of time it takes for a wave to reach a point in a set amount of time
3. Illustrates valence electrons as dots around the symbol of an element
4. Electrons in the outermost energy level
6. Slow moving particles because of their mass and charge, charge is +2 because of the 2 protons
7. A spectrum of light given off by excited atoms of an element
9. A type of radiation that is considered high-energy
13. Emitted by an unstable nucleus to attain more stable atomic configurations
16. The minimum amount of energy gained or lost
20. A type of nuclear reaction in which atoms undergo radioactive decay