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Valence Electrons
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Valence
  • Valence electrons are the electrons that are
    involved in chemical bonding.
  • They have the highest amount of energy and are
    found in the outermost electron shell, furthest
    from the nucleus.
  • The electron dot diagram shows the chemical
    symbol surrounded by the valence electrons.

dot diagram for neon
dot diagram for phosphorous
3
Trading Electrons
  • Chemical change involves trading valence
    electrons.
  • Atoms are stable when they have 8 valence
    electrons.
  • To become stable, atoms may either lose, gain or
    share electrons to form a chemical bond a force
    of attraction between two atoms as a result of a
    rearrangement of electrons.

Not balanced. Needs ___ electrons?
Balanced with 8.
4
Whats your Valence?
  • Hydrogen is grouped with the metals even though
    it is a nonmetal because it has _____ valence
    electron.
  • group 1 (alkali metals)
  • 1 valence electron
  • group 2 (alkaline earth metals)
  • 2 valence electrons
  • group 13
  • 3 valence electrons
  • group 14
  • 4 valence electrons

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  • 1. What are valence electrons and what do we use
    to represent them?
  • 2. What role do valence electrons play in the
    formation of compounds from elements?
  • 3. How do the properties of elements change as
    you move across the periodic table from left to
    right, and what does this have to do with valence
    electrons?
  • 4. Draw an electron dot diagram and atomic model
    for
  • nitrogen, b) magnesium c) helium d)sulfur

6
Valence continued
  • group 15
  • 5 valence electrons
  • group 16
  • 6 valence electrons
  • group 17 (the halogens)
  • 7 valence electrons
  • group 18 (noble gases)
  • 8 and are stable and unreactive as a result
  • groups 3-12 (transition metals)
  • 2,3, or 4 valence electrons

7
More Practice
  • Draw electron dot diagrams for
  • magnesium, chlorine, potassium, krypton, carbon

8
Practice!
  • Draw electron dot diagrams for the following
    elements
  • Calcium, oxygen, silicon, argon
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