Chemical Bonding Quiz

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Chemical Bonding Quiz

Last updated about 1 year ago

12 questions

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Question 1

Select all that are true:

What is an ionic bond?

A chemical bond where valence electrons are shared

A chemical bond between a nonmetal and a metal

A chemical bond between two or more nonmetals

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Question 2

Select all that are true:

What is an covalent bond?

A chemical bond between a nonmetal and a metal

A chemical bond where valence electrons are shared

A chemical bond between two or more nonmetals

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Question 3

Which element would most likely form an ionic bond with Bromine (Br) ?

Magnesium (Mg)

Oxygen (O)

Aluminum (Al)

Sodium (Na)

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Question 4

Complete the model of two atoms of Nitrogen (N) bonding

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Question 5

Complete the model of 1 atom of Lithium (Li) bonding with 1 atom of Fluorine (F)

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Question 6

Look carefully at the diagram below of three different molecules: PCl3, H2O, and CO2.

Which molecule(s) have double bonds?

PCl3

H2O

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Question 7

Which of the following is a covalent compound?

NaCl

Fe2O3

SiO2

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Question 8

What would be the correct lewis structure for PCl3?

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Question 9

Which type of bond has one pair of electrons shared between atoms?

double covalent

ionic bond

single covalent

triple covalent

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Question 10

10.

Create a model of a ionic bond where one atom gives away 3 electrons.

MAKE SURE YOU SHOW THE CHARGES OF THE ATOMS AFTER THE TRANSFER

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Question 11

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Create a model of a molecule that forms at least one covalent DOUBLE bond.

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Question 12

12.

Complete the TRUE statement:

Science saves _______

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Question 1

Select all that are true:

What is an ionic bond?

A chemical bond where valence electrons are shared

A chemical bond between a nonmetal and a metal

A chemical bond between two or more nonmetals

A chemical bond where a valence electron is "given away"

Question 2

Select all that are true:

What is an covalent bond?

A chemical bond between a nonmetal and a metal

A chemical bond where valence electrons are shared

A chemical bond between two or more nonmetals

A chemical bond where a valence electron is "given away"

Question 3

Which element would most likely form an ionic bond with Bromine (Br) ?

Magnesium (Mg)

Oxygen (O)

Aluminum (Al)

Sodium (Na)

Question 4

Complete the model of two atoms of Nitrogen (N) bonding

Question 5

Complete the model of 1 atom of Lithium (Li) bonding with 1 atom of Fluorine (F)

Question 6

Look carefully at the diagram below of three different molecules: PCl3, H2O, and CO2.

Which molecule(s) have double bonds?

PCl3

H2O

CO2

Question 7

Which of the following is a covalent compound?

NaCl

Fe2O3

SiO2

CaCl2

Question 8

What would be the correct lewis structure for PCl3?

Question 9

Which type of bond has one pair of electrons shared between atoms?

double covalent

ionic bond

single covalent

triple covalent

Question 10

10.

Create a model of a ionic bond where one atom gives away 3 electrons.

MAKE SURE YOU SHOW THE CHARGES OF THE ATOMS AFTER THE TRANSFER

Question 11

11.

Create a model of a molecule that forms at least one covalent DOUBLE bond.

Question 12

12.

Complete the TRUE statement:

Science saves _______

A chemical bond where a valence electron is "given away"

A chemical bond where a valence electron is "given away"

CO2

CaCl2

Chemical Bonding Quiz

Chemical Bonding Quiz

Select all that are true:What is an ionic bond?

Select all that are true:What is an covalent bond?

Which element would most likely form an ionic bond with Bromine (Br) ?

Complete the model of two atoms of Nitrogen (N) bonding

Complete the model of 1 atom of Lithium (Li) bonding with 1 atom of Fluorine (F)

Look carefully at the diagram below of three different molecules: PCl3, H2O, and CO2. Which molecule(s) have double bonds?

Which of the following is a covalent compound?

What would be the correct lewis structure for PCl3?

Which type of bond has one pair of electrons shared between atoms?

Create a model of a ionic bond where one atom gives away 3 electrons.MAKE SURE YOU SHOW THE CHARGES OF THE ATOMS AFTER THE TRANSFER

Create a model of a molecule that forms at least one covalent DOUBLE bond.

Select all that are true:What is an ionic bond?

Select all that are true:What is an covalent bond?

Which element would most likely form an ionic bond with Bromine (Br) ?

Complete the model of two atoms of Nitrogen (N) bonding

Complete the model of 1 atom of Lithium (Li) bonding with 1 atom of Fluorine (F)

Look carefully at the diagram below of three different molecules: PCl3, H2O, and CO2. Which molecule(s) have double bonds?

Which of the following is a covalent compound?

What would be the correct lewis structure for PCl3?

Which type of bond has one pair of electrons shared between atoms?

Create a model of a ionic bond where one atom gives away 3 electrons.MAKE SURE YOU SHOW THE CHARGES OF THE ATOMS AFTER THE TRANSFER

Create a model of a molecule that forms at least one covalent DOUBLE bond.

Select all that are true:

What is an ionic bond?

Select all that are true:

What is an covalent bond?

Look carefully at the diagram below of three different molecules: PCl3, H2O, and CO2.

Which molecule(s) have double bonds?

Create a model of a ionic bond where one atom gives away 3 electrons.

MAKE SURE YOU SHOW THE CHARGES OF THE ATOMS AFTER THE TRANSFER

Select all that are true:

What is an ionic bond?

Select all that are true:

What is an covalent bond?

Look carefully at the diagram below of three different molecules: PCl3, H2O, and CO2.

Which molecule(s) have double bonds?

Create a model of a ionic bond where one atom gives away 3 electrons.

MAKE SURE YOU SHOW THE CHARGES OF THE ATOMS AFTER THE TRANSFER