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TEST_DE_Chem_2.3_ElectronRepresntations

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1.

For the element oxygen, which of the following orbitals will be involved in bonding?

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2.

Using the orbital diagram below, which of the following elements does it describe?

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3.

What word is used to describe electrons in the outermost energy level?

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4.

With the given orbital diagram, which of the following is true?

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5.

What does an orbital diagram tell about a given element?

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6.

Which of the following four letters does NOT represent an orbital?

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7.

The given orbital diagram is written incorrectly. Why?T

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8.

Which of the following four choices best describes the octet rule?

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9.

Generally, as one goes across the periodic table from left to right, which of the following is true about electron configurations.

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10.

Which of the following Lewis structures for sulfur is written correctly?

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11.

Which of the following Lewis structures describes an element in Group 1 of the periodic table?

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12.

What does the superscript number in the electron configuration describe?

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13.

Why are noble gases non-reactive?

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14.

How is the direction of the electron's spin described in an orbital diagram?

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15.

The exclusion principle is an important rule in quantum mechanics that states that no two electrons may have the same set of quantum numbers

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16.

The dot structure is used to represent the number of electrons in the valence shell of an atom. Bonding between compounds can also be represented using these structures.

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17.

The number is a unique set of numbers that describes the location of each electron in an atom or ion.

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18.

Electrons fill the orbitals in the following order: