Learning Task No. 1: Using the Periodic Table of Elements, determine the ele- ments asked in each guide question. Write your answer in your notebook. Guide Questions: 1. Which elements are likely to lose electrons? 2. Which elements are likely to gain electrons? 3. Which type of elements are likely to have no electrical charge at all?

Learning Task No. 1: Using the Periodic Table of Elements, determine the ele- ments asked in each guide question. Write your answer in your notebook. Guide Questions: 1. Which elements are likely to lose electrons? 2. Which elements are likely to gain electrons? 3. Which type of elements are likely to have no electrical charge at all?

Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry

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Chapter3: Electronic Structure And The Periodic Law

Section: Chapter Questions

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