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Which atom has a LARGER radius: Helium or Xenon?.

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1 Which atom has a LARGER radius: Helium or Xenon?

2 Which atom has a LARGER radius: Xenon

3 Which atom has a LARGER ionization energy?: (which one pulls on electrons more?) Helium or Xenon?

4 Which atom has a LARGER ionization energy?: (which one pulls on electrons more?) Helium

5 Which atom has a LARGER electronegativity: (which one pulls on electrons more?) Helium or Xenon?

6 Which atom has a LARGER electronegativity: (which one pulls on electrons more?) Helium

7 Which atom has a LARGER radius: Aluminum or Arrrrr-gon?

8 Which atom has a LARGER radius: Aluminum

9 Which atom has a LARGER ionization energy?: (which one pulls on electrons more?) Aluminum or Arrrrr-gon?

10 Which atom has a LARGER ionization energy?: (which one pulls on electrons more?) Arrrrr-gon

11 Which atom has a LARGER electronegativity: (which one pulls on electrons more?) Aluminum or Arrrrr-gon?

12 Which atom has a LARGER electronegativity: (which one pulls on electrons more?) Arrrrr-gon

13 Which atom has a LARGER radius: Lithium or Potassium?

14 Which atom has a LARGER radius: Potassium

15 Which atom has a LARGER ionization energy?: (which one pulls on electrons more?) Lithium

16 Which atom has a LARGER electronegativity: (which one pulls on electrons more?) Lithium or Potassium?

17 Which atom has a LARGER electronegativity: (which one pulls on electrons more?) Lithium

18 Review: Complete the following table… Na or Cs Na or Cl Larger radius (nucleus pulls on electrons less) Larger electronegativity (nucleus pulls on electrons more) Larger ionization energy (nucleus pulls on electrons more)

19 Review: Complete the following table… Na or Cs Na or Cl Larger radius (nucleus pulls on electrons less) CsNa Larger electronegativity (nucleus pulls on electrons more) NaCl Larger ionization energy (nucleus pulls on electrons more) NaCl

20 Review: Complete the following table… C or Si C or Ne Larger radius Larger electronegativity Larger ionization energy

21 Review: Complete the following table… C or Si C or Ne Larger radius SiC Larger electronegativity CNe Larger ionization energy CNe

22 Review #1 of 3: Complete the following table… Na or Cs Na or Cl Larger radius (nucleus pulls on electrons less) Larger electronegativity (nucleus pulls on electrons more) Larger ionization energy (nucleus pulls on electrons more)

23 Review #1 of 3: Answers! Na or Cs Na or Cl Larger radius (nucleus pulls on electrons less) CsNa Larger electronegativity (nucleus pulls on electrons more) NaCl Larger ionization energy (nucleus pulls on electrons more) NaCl

24 Review #2 of 3: Complete the following table… Mg or Ca or Kr Larger radius Larger electronegativity Larger ionization energy

25 Review #2 of 3: Answers! Mg or Ca or Kr Larger radius Ca Larger electronegativity MgKr Larger ionization energy MgKr

26 Review #3 of 3: Complete the following table… P or N Cl or P Larger radius Larger electronegativity Larger ionization energy

27 Review #3 of 3: Answers! P or N Cl or P Larger radius PP Larger electronegativity NCl Larger ionization energy NCl

28 Review #1 of 2: C or F C or Li Larger radius Larger electronegativity Larger ionization energy

29 Review #1 of 2: Answers! C or F C or Li Larger radius CLi Larger electronegativity FC Larger ionization energy FC

30 Review #2 of 2: Xe or Ne Xe or Sn Larger radius Larger electronegativity Larger ionization energy

31 Review #2 of 2: Answers! Xe or Ne Xe or Sn Larger radius XeSn Larger electronegativity NeXe Larger ionization energy NeXe

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