1. -The are held on loosely Answer: Valence Electrons 2. -determine the chemical properties of an element Answer: valence electrons 3. -To determine the number of electrons, use the Roman Numera... ls on the top of each group (except for Helium &Transition metals)- Answer: Valence Electrons 4. -These are the outermost electrons *the ones on the last orbital/energy level Answer: Valence Electrons 5. -include the elementsymbol, plus a pattern of dotsrepresenting its valence electrons. Answer: Electron Dot Diagrams 6. -include the element symbol inside a circle, plus the number of protons & neutrons, and then energy levels/rings with electrons. Answer: Bohr Models 7. - Typically have 1-3 valence electrons Answer: Metals 8. -Do not react with each other Answer: Metals 9. -MostLose valence electrons easily (The fewer valence electronsthey have the lose’ the more reactive they are) Answer: Metals 10. -Typically have 4 or more valence electrons Answer: non-Metals 11. -Can react with both metals & other non-metals to form compounds Answer: - non-Metals [Show More]
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