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Bonding and Naming Formative Assessment

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1.

Which pair of elements is most likely to form an ionic compound with each other?

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2.

Predict the formula for the compound that forms between aluminum and fluorine.

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3.

The name of the compound N2O4 is......

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4.

The correct name for K2S is.....

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5.

Manganese and chlorine form a compound whose name is manganese (IV) chloride. The correct formula for this compound is

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6.

Using the octet rule and the electron configurations of each element, identify and select all answers that explain what the elements C, N, and H need to do in order to achieve stability and form the compound HCN.

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7.

What does the number of dots in a Lewis Dot structure indicate about the atom?

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8.

Draw a model that shows how magnesium and chlorine combine to form a bond.

Start with the electron dot structure for magnesium and chlorine, then use a series of 2 or more drawings to show the electron movement (please note that there maybe more than 1 atom for either magnesium and chlorine).

Use any model appropriate for the bond type.

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9.

Using the octet rule and the electron configurations of each element, select all the answers that explain what the elements Na and O need to do in order to achieve stability.

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10.

Draw a model that shows how hydrogen, carbon, and nitrogen combine to form the compound CH3NH2

Start with the electron dot structures for hydrogen, carbon, and nitrogen , then use a series of 2 or more drawings to show the electron movement

Use any model appropriate for the bond type.

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11.

If a bond is formed when atoms share of electrons it is a __________ bond.

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12.

A bond that has a partial positive end and a partial negative end because of unequal sharing of electrons is called a _________ bond

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13.

How many bonding electrons are there present in a molecule of urea (pictured below)?

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14.

An unkown element is a soft, shiny solid at room temperature. It reacts with oxygen to form the compound XO. Which of the following is likely an identity for the unknown element?

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15.

Name the compound Mg(NO3)2

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16.

Name the compound FeBr3

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17.

Write the formula for vanadium (III) hydroxide. Use normal numbers for subscripts

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18.

Name the compound CS2

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19.

Write the formula for carbon tetrabromide. Use normal numbers for subscripts

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20.

Name the compound P4O10