PETER A.

VANDER ZANDER BETET-NS 1A

Practice Exercise 3.5

A. F (Fluorine)
B. Ba (Barium)
C. Fr (francium)
D. Si (Silicon)
E. Np (Neptunium)
F. Mo (Molybdenum)
G. Og (Oganesson)
H. He (Helium)

1. the most metallic element= C.) Fr (francium)

2. the most non-metallic element= H.) He (Helium)
3. The element with the biggest atomic size= C.) Fr (francium)
4. The element classified as alkali metal= C.) Fr (francium)
5. The element classified as metalloid= D.) Si (Silicon)
6. The element classified as alkaline-earth metal= B.) Ba (Barium)
7. The transition element= F.) Mo (Molybdenum)
8. the element classified as halogen= A.) F (Fluorine)
9. The lightest of the noble gases= H.) He (Helium)
10. Element with electronic configuration ending in f= E.) Np (Neptunium)
11. Element with four (4) valence electrons= D.) Si (Silicon)
12-Element with electronic configuration ending in d= A.) F (Fluorine)
13. Element with seven (7) valence electrons= B.) Ba (Barium)
14. Element with eight valence electrons= G.) Og (Oganesson)
15. Element with one occupied main energy level= H.) He (Hel
Symbol Atomic Abbreviated Group No. of Electron Period Number LSC classification
No. Electronic No. Valence dot No. of
configuration Electron formula occupied
m.e.l
Alkalai
K (Potassium) 19 [ Ar] 4s1 1A 1 e- 4 4 4s2 metals

Alkaline
Mg 12 [Ne] 3s2 2A 2 e- 3 3 3s2 earth metal
(Magnesium)

Carbon
Ge (Germanium 32 [Ar] 4s2,4p2 4A 4e- 4 4 4p2 family

Alkalai
In (Indium) 49 [kr] 5p1 1A 1e- 5 5 5p1 metals

Nitrogen
Ta (Tantalum) 73 [Xe] 5d3,6s2 5A 5 e- 6 6 6s2 family

Alkaline
Ti (Titanium) 22 [Ar] 3d2 2A 2 e- 3 4 3d2 earth metal

Noble gas
6 - 6
Rn (Radon) 86 [xe] 6p 6A 6e 6 6 6p