Chapter 8 Review Worksheet II - Joseph Morsaw | Library

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PS2

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Se2F3

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NI3

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SiO

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N2S5

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NH3

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N3Br7

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S3O6

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dinitrogen tetraoxide

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nitrogen monosulfide

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phosphorus tribromide

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trinitrogen pentafluoride

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For covalent compounds, the electrons are ______________ between the atoms.

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For covalent compounds, the two atoms/elements are both _________________.

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What does the prefix nona- represent?

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What suffix do all covalent compounds end with?

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Name the molecular geometry shape

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Name the type of hybridization

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Give the number of bonded pairs.

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Name the type of hybridization

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Name the type of molecular geometry

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Give the bonded pairs of electrons

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Name the type of hybridization

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Name the type of molecular geometry

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Give the number of bonded pairs.

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Name the type of molecular geometry

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Name the type of hybridization

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Give the number of bonded pairs

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Name the type of hybridization

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Name the type of molecular geometry

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Give the number of bonded pairs

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What do the pink paddles represent in the structure?

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How many lone pair of electrons in the structure

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Ionic compounds are usually soluble in nonpolar substances.

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All covalent compounds are usually soluble in polar substances.

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In a covalent molecular compound, the attraction between molecules tends to be strong.

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Unequal sharing of electrons between two bonded atoms always indicates

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When electronegativities of two bonded atoms differe greatly, the bond is

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In what form do elements such as hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen normally occur?

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Bond length is the distance between....

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How many sigma bonds in the molecule?

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How many pi bonds in the molecule?

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How many pi bonds in the molecule?

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How many sigma bonds in the molecule?

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How many sigma bonds in the molecule?

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How many pi bonds in the molecule?

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How many pi bonds in the molecule?

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