1. Periodic Table Practice

2. You will receive a blank Bohr Model and an element
You will receive a blank Bohr Model and an element. Create the Bohr model for the element. Draw your electrons DARK so that they can be seen from the board. Follow this pattern to make comparing everyone’s Bohr models easier: Place your first 2 electrons on the top, Work your way around clockwise, Only place electrons on the top, right, bottom and left.

4. Valence Electrons Valence electrons and stability
Which group on the periodic table always has all its valence electron shell full? _______________________
Every element wants to have a full outer shell – because then it is ______________________.
Elements that are stable don’t _____________.
Every element wants to be a ________________ because they have full valence e-, and are stable!!

5. Groups have the same number of valence electrons.

6. Periods have the same number of electron shells.

7. Lewis Dot Structures

8. Lewis Dot Diagrams…
Gilbert Lewis used a different model than Bohr, and he only showed the valence e- in it.
His model is called the Lewis dot structure .He put dots around the symbols so that we can see just the valence electrons for the elements (so we can easily see which e- are going to react)

9. The red dots show you the valence electrons in each element’s atoms

10. See the difference??... Lewis just shows the valence e-
P: 11
N:12 Na
Bohr model of Sodium Atom
Lewis Structure of Sodium Atom

11. How to draw …

12. Try some …
Remember, up to 4 e-, you put separately on each side of the symbol, once you get to 5, you have to start pairing up.
1) Magnesium 2) Nitrogen
3) Flourine ) Argon
Bonding pair N
Lone pair Mg F Ar