Review: Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids & Chemical Bonds

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Review: Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids & Chemical Bonds

Last updated 9 months ago

69 questions

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This will show up on your test, but you are not required to attempt it at this time.

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What type of chemical bond is present in a substance that is a brittle solid at room temperature, is insoluble in water, and has a low melting & boiling point?

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This bond occurs when valence elctrons are transferred from one atom to another

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This bond occurs when nonmetals bond with other nonmetals of similar electronegativity

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This bond occurs when valence electrons are shared through a sort of “tug-of-war” match between the atoms.

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This bond occurs with atoms of differing electronegativity (one high, one low)

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This bond contains neutrally charged atoms

USE THE LIST OF SUBSTANCES (on the right) WHEN COMPLETING QUESTIONS 1 - 20 BELOW

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What does the "3" in this chemical formula for sucrose tell us? 3C12H22O11

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Total number of atoms on the product side of the equation above

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Total number of Hydrogen atoms on the reactant side of the equation above

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How many pre-existing molecules of OH did Lead (Pb) bond to?

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Pb3Cl2 (Lead II Hydroxide) is insoluble in water and has low melting & boiling points. What type of chemical bond is formed between these atoms?

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Select every element listed with an atomic count on the reactant side that is not equal to the atomic count on the product side (all the ones you would put a ≠ sign between)

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This will show up on your test, but you are not required to attempt it at this time.

What type of chemical bond is present in a substance that is a brittle solid at room temperature, is insoluble in water, and has a low melting & boiling point?

This bond occurs when valence elctrons are transferred from one atom to another

This bond occurs when nonmetals bond with other nonmetals of similar electronegativity

This bond occurs when valence electrons are shared through a sort of “tug-of-war” match between the atoms.

This bond occurs with atoms of differing electronegativity (one high, one low)

This bond contains neutrally charged atoms

USE THE LIST OF SUBSTANCES (on the right) WHEN COMPLETING QUESTIONS 1 - 20 BELOW

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Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

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Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

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Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

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Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

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Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

1

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

1

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

1

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

1

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

What does the "3" in this chemical formula for sucrose tell us? 3C12H22O11

Total number of atoms on the product side of the equation above

Total number of Hydrogen atoms on the reactant side of the equation above

How many pre-existing molecules of OH did Lead (Pb) bond to?

Pb3Cl2 (Lead II Hydroxide) is insoluble in water and has low melting & boiling points. What type of chemical bond is formed between these atoms?

Select every element listed with an atomic count on the reactant side that is not equal to the atomic count on the product side (all the ones you would put a ≠ sign between)

Phosphorus-32 is a

Phosphorus-32 would form a _____ when trying to become stable

Type the correct number for each blank. Don't forget to include a + or - for blank C. 

 Isotope Notation for Phosphorus-32.
A. _______ 
B. _______ 
C. _______ 

Review: Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids & Chemical Bonds

Review: Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids & Chemical Bonds

This will show up on your test, but you are not required to attempt it at this time.

What type of chemical bond is present in a substance that is a brittle solid at room temperature, is insoluble in water, and has a low melting & boiling point?

This bond occurs when valence elctrons are transferred from one atom to another

This bond occurs when nonmetals bond with other nonmetals of similar electronegativity

This bond occurs when valence electrons are shared through a sort of “tug-of-war” match between the atoms.

This bond occurs with atoms of differing electronegativity (one high, one low)

This bond contains neutrally charged atoms

What does the "3" in this chemical formula for sucrose tell us? 3C12H22O11

Total number of atoms on the product side of the equation above

Total number of Hydrogen atoms on the reactant side of the equation above

How many pre-existing molecules of OH did Lead (Pb) bond to?

Pb3Cl2 (Lead II Hydroxide) is insoluble in water and has low melting & boiling points. What type of chemical bond is formed between these atoms?

Select every element listed with an atomic count on the reactant side that is not equal to the atomic count on the product side (all the ones you would put a ≠ sign between)

Phosphorus-32 is a

Phosphorus-32 would form a _____ when trying to become stable

Select ALL of the properties that Phosphorus-32 is likely to have (not just 2 like the question says)

This will show up on your test, but you are not required to attempt it at this time.

What type of chemical bond is present in a substance that is a brittle solid at room temperature, is insoluble in water, and has a low melting & boiling point?

This bond occurs when valence elctrons are transferred from one atom to another

This bond occurs when nonmetals bond with other nonmetals of similar electronegativity

This bond occurs when valence electrons are shared through a sort of “tug-of-war” match between the atoms.

This bond occurs with atoms of differing electronegativity (one high, one low)

This bond contains neutrally charged atoms

Substance 1 is a ____

Substance 2 is a ____

Substance 3 is a ____

Substance 4 is a ____

Substance 5 is a ____

Substance 6 is a ____

Substance 7 is a ____

Substance 8 is a ____

Substance 9 is a ____

Substance 10 is a ____

Substance 11 is a ____

Substance 12 is a ____

Substance 13 is a ____

Substance 14 is a ____

Substance 15 is a ____

Substance 16 is a ____

Substance 17 is a ____

Substance 18 is a ____

Substance 19 is a ____

Substance 20 is a ____

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition. (You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition. (You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition. (You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition. (You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition. (You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition. (You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition. (You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition. (You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition. (You will use some answers more than once)

What does the "3" in this chemical formula for sucrose tell us? 3C12H22O11

Total number of atoms on the product side of the equation above

Total number of Hydrogen atoms on the reactant side of the equation above

How many pre-existing molecules of OH did Lead (Pb) bond to?

Pb3Cl2 (Lead II Hydroxide) is insoluble in water and has low melting & boiling points. What type of chemical bond is formed between these atoms?

Select every element listed with an atomic count on the reactant side that is not equal to the atomic count on the product side (all the ones you would put a ≠ sign between)

Phosphorus-32 is a

Phosphorus-32 would form a _____ when trying to become stable

Select ALL of the properties that Phosphorus-32 is likely to have (not just 2 like the question says)

Substance 1 is a ____

Substance 2 is a ____

Substance 3 is a ____

Substance 4 is a ____

Substance 5 is a ____

Substance 6 is a ____

Substance 7 is a ____

Substance 8 is a ____

Substance 9 is a ____

Substance 10 is a ____

Substance 11 is a ____

Substance 12 is a ____

Substance 13 is a ____

Substance 14 is a ____

Substance 15 is a ____

Substance 16 is a ____

Substance 17 is a ____

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
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Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)

Type the capital letter that represents the term from the list that is associated with this definition.
(You will use some answers more than once)