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Ionic Formative
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Question 7
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Model how electrons are transferred between Na and Se. What is the formula?
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Question 8
8.
Number 5 in the diagram below would be an appropriate Lewis Dot structure for which atoms? Check all that apply.
Sr
P
Xe
N
Cl
Li
Ga
Calcium has 2 valence electrons. What charge is Calcium when it becomes an ion?
+1
+2
+3
-1
-2
-3
If an atom gains 2 electrons, what charge does it become?
+1
+2
+3
-1
-2
-3
What is wrong with this model? Select all that apply
The arrow is going the wrong direction
Another F needs to be added
F has an incorrect number of dots
Another arrow from Be to a different F needs to be added
Be has an incorrect number of dots
Nothing is wrong
What is wrong with this model? Select all that apply
Nothing is wrong
Not enough arrows
Al has an incorrect number of dots
Too many arrows
The arrows are going the wrong direction
N has an incorrect number of dots
What is the correct formula for Mg & Cl
MgCl
2
MgCl
Cl
2
Mg
2
Mg
2
Cl
Mg
7
Cl
2
Drag the property/description to the correct type of bond.
Easily dissolves in water
Between 2 or more nonmetals
electrons are transferred
High conductivity
Between metals and nonmetals
Low melting point
Sometimes dissolves in water
Low Conductivity
electrons are shared
High melting point
Ionic
Covalent
