15 Valence electrons in a neutral atom are attracted by protons in the nucleus. a. The nucleus of which atom holds its valence electrons more strongly? Please circle your answer. (1) (2) b. How do you know? 16. Consider neutral atoms of sodium, silicon, and sulfur. Which of the following is correct about an atom of sulfur? Please circle your answer, a. Sulfur is most metallic. e. Sulfur holds its valence electrons most tightly. b. Sulfur toty d. Sulfur requires the least energy to remove a valence electron.

15 Valence electrons in a neutral atom are attracted by protons in the nucleus. a. The nucleus of which atom holds its valence electrons more strongly? Please circle your answer. (1) (2) b. How do you know? 16. Consider neutral atoms of sodium, silicon, and sulfur. Which of the following is correct about an atom of sulfur? Please circle your answer, a. Sulfur is most metallic. e. Sulfur holds its valence electrons most tightly. b. Sulfur toty d. Sulfur requires the least energy to remove a valence electron.

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ChapterU1: Alchemy: Matter, Atomic Structure, And Bonding

SectionU1.18: Life On The Edge: Valence And Core Electrons

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