What is the atomic number of this atom What is the atomic mass of this atom and how does it differ from the atomic number If

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What is the atomic number of this atom What is the atomic mass of this atom and how does it differ from the atomic number If this atom had one additional neutron but the other particles remained the same this slightly different atom would be called a n To achieve stability atoms tend to either empty their outermost shell or fill it to the maximum In doing they may give up accept or share electrons with other atoms This is the basis for the formations of chemical bonds Complete the following Table Element Hydrogen Carbon Nitrogen Oxygen Sodium Chlorine Atomic Number 2 Chlorine 3 Hydrogen 4 Oxygen 5 Nitrogen 6 Carbon 1st Shell Electron Distribution 2nd Shell 3rd Shell For each of the following elements explain what type of bond ionic covalent it typically forms and how it achieves stability in forming the bond 1 Sodium

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