Compounds have the same properties as the elements that form them True False Electrons on the outermost layer of an atom are called valence electrons True False Compounds formed by sharing electrons are called _ compoundsSelect the letter of the correct answer A.) Ionic B.) Covalent C.) Positive D.) Negative E) Neutral Compounds formed by transferring electrons are called _ compoundsSelect the letter of the correct answer A.) Ionic B.) Covalent C.) Positive D.) Negative E.) Neutral Elements that lose electrons will have a _ chargeSelect the letter of the correct answer A.) Ionic B.) Covalent C.) Positive D.) Negative E.) Neutral ALUMINUM HAS THREE OUTTER ELECTRONS.Will the element share, gain or lose electrons? Give a detailed explanation for your answerWhat charge will the element have? The center of an atom is positively charged and the outside is positively chargedType True or False below
Compounds have the same properties as the elements that form themsodium and chloride form table salt with diff propertiesElectrons on the outermost layer of an atom are called valence electronsTrue B.) Covalent.In covalent compounds element share electronsCompounds formed by transferring electrons are called ionic compoundsThis is because loss or gain forms ions.Ions join to form ionic compounds Elements that lose electrons will have a positive chargeelectrons are negatively charged, their loss means positive charge ALUMINUM HAS THREE OUTER ELECTRONSWill the element share, gain or lose electrons? G Lose to gain +3 charge because it is easier to form a filled-shell configuration by losing three than to gain five The center of an atom is positively charged and the outside is positively charged False.outside is negatively charged.
