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3P Chemical Bonding

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You may refer to the Periodic Table for the following questions.
Question 1
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Draw the dot-and-cross diagram of sodium fluoride. Show all the electrons

Question 2
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Draw the dot-and-cross diagram of magnesium chloride. Show only the valence electrons.

Question 3
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Draw the dot-and-cross diagram of hydrogen chloride. Show only the valence electrons.

Question 4
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Draw the dot-and-cross diagram of oxygen.

Question 5
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Draw the dot-and-cross diagram of a carbon dioxide molecule. Show all valence electrons.

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Question 13
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With the help of a diagram, describe the arrangement and bonding of the metallic element, aluminium. (You may show a maximum of 9 Al particles.)

Question 6
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What is Type 1 structure?

Question 7
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What is Type 2 structure?

Question 8
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What is Type 3 structure?

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Question 11
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Question 12
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Using helping words from Q11, define the type of bonding present in Type 3 structure.

Which of the following describes Type 1 structure and bonding?
discrete (small groups of atoms)
countable number of atoms
uncountable number of atoms
metal cations
continuous structure
extensive network
sea of mobile (delocalised) electrons
strong electrostatic forces of attraction
strong covalent bonds
weak intermolecular forces of attraction
metallic bonding
Which of the following describes Type 2 structure and bonding?
discrete (small groups of atoms)
countable number of atoms
uncountable number of atoms
metal cations
continuous structure
extensive network
sea of mobile (delocalised) electrons
strong electrostatic forces of attraction
strong covalent bonds
weak intermolecular forces of attraction
metallic bonding
Which of the following describes Type 3 structure and bonding?
discrete (small groups of atoms)
countable number of atoms
uncountable number of atoms
metal cations
continuous structure
extensive network
sea of mobile (delocalised) electrons
strong electrostatic forces of attraction
strong covalent bonds
weak intermolecular forces of attraction
metallic bonding