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Review of 2.1 and 2.2 (Atoms, Bonding, and Water)

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1.

If an atom has more protons than electrons, what charge would it have? (Positive or Negative?)

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If an isotope of Beryllium (Atomic Number = 4) has 5 neutrons, what would its mass number be?

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That same isotope of Beryllium (Atomic Number = 4) would have how many total electrons?

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4.

Ionic bonds form when ions of ______________ charges attract. (Identical or Opposite?)

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5.

Covalent bonds involve the _________________ of electrons. (Transferring or Sharing?)

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6.

Hydrogen bonds cause water molecules to attract one another, which is the property of water known as _________________. (Cohesion or Adhesion?)

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Water can have attractions to other substances and cause them to get 'wet'. This is the property of water known as ________________. (Cohesion of Adhesion?)

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8.

Water is a good solvent because it can dissolve substances that are ______________ (like sugar) and ____________ (like salt)

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9.

An acid is a solution with a pH ___________ than 7. (Lower or greater?)

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10.

An alkaline (basic) substance is a solution with a pH _____________ than 7 (Lower or greater?)

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11.

What is the pH scale measuring specifically?