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Molecular Compounds Quiz (10/13/2023)

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Complete the following Questions. You may use a periodic table. If you Copy and Paste an answer you will get a zero for that problem.
Question 1
1.

Match each item with the correct statement.

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Question 2
2.

Which of the following elements will form a diatomic molecule.

Question 3
3.

How many valence electrons does the element iodine have?

Question 4
4.

How many valence electrons does the element carbon have?

Question 5
5.

Using the electron dot diagrams or Lewis Structures, show how S and F or SF2 would combine to form a molecular compound.

Question 6
6.

Using the electron dot diagrams or Lewis Structures, show how P and H or PH3 would combine to form a molecular compound.

Question 7
7.

Name the following molecular compound: S5O9

Question 8
8.

Name the following molecular compound: C2Se2

Question 9
9.

Name the following molecular compound: PH3

Question 10
10.

Name the following molecular compound: SiO

Question 11
11.

Name the following molecular compound: N4I6

Question 12
12.

Write the formula for the following molecular compound: disulfur trioxide

Question 13
13.

Write the formula for the following molecular compound: trinitrogen heptaoxide

Question 14
14.

Write the formula for the following molecular compound: phosphorus tribromide

Question 15
15.

Write the formula for the following molecular compound: pentasilicon octaoxide

Question 16
16.

Write the formula for the following molecular compound: iodine monobromide

Structural formula where dots and lines are used to show the bonds between atoms
molecular compound
Structural formula where dots are used to show the bonds between atoms
single bond
Substance made of a nonmetal and nonmetal
double bond
a covalent bond in which two pairs of electrons are shared
triple bond
a covalent bond in which three pairs of electrons are shared
electron dot diagram
a covalent bond in which one pair of electrons is shared
Lewis Structure
argon
bromine
nitrogen
zinc
hydrogen
oxygen