What is the shape of a
water molecule?
What is the shape of a
phosphorus trichloride
molecule?
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What makes the molecules form the
shapes that they do?
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What is the shape of a
dihydrogen sulfide
molecule?
What is the shape of a
carbon dioxide molecule?
Why are some molecules polar?
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What is the electron
configuration of
magnesium ion?
What is special about the
elements in the ClIF H.
BrON acronym?
What is the most common ion formed by
barium?
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What is the most common
ion formed by fluorine?
What is the most common
ion formed by copper?
What is the most common ion formed by
scandium?
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What is the most common
Show the e- dot diagrams
ion formed by phosphorus? for the formation of sodium
chloride.
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Show the e- dot diagrams for the
formation of calcium oxide.
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Show the e- dot diagrams
for the formation of
strontium nitride.
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Draw the electron dot
structure for iron.
Draw the electron dot structure for
beryllium.
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Draw the Lewis dot
structure for sulfur.
Draw the Lewis dot
structure for hydrogen.
Draw the Lewis dot structure for lead.
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Write the electron
configuration for Cu+2.
Write the electron
configuration for K+.
Write the electron configuration for Co+2.
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Write the electron
configuration for V+3.
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Based on the electron
configuration of Au+, do
you expect it to be colored
in solution or colorless?
(show the e- config.)
Based on the electron configuration of
Zn+2, do you expect it to be colored in
solution or colorless? (show the econfig.)
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Based on the electron
configuration of Fe+3, do
you expect it to be colored
in solution or colorless?
(show the e- config.)
Why do atoms form ions?
Give an example of a pseudo noble gas
configuration.
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Write the formula unit for
a compound formed with
potassium and nitrogen.
Write the formula unit for a
compound formed with
rubidium and oxygen.
Write the formula unit for a compound
formed with magnesium and bromine.
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Write the formula unit for a
compound formed with
silver and oxygen.
What are the possible charges on the ions
in X2Q? You only need to give one
possibility.
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Write the formula unit for
a compound formed with
zinc and phosphorus.
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What are the possible
charges on the ions in
XQ2? You only need to
give one possibility.
What are the possible
charges on the ions in XQ?
You only need to give one
possibility.
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Explain why metals are
good conductors of
electricity.
What is represented by the
bands in band theory of
metals?
Why are ionic substance brittle?
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What type of metal defect is beneficial in
that it forms alloys?
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What is the name of the
metal defect when an atom
is missing?
What is it called when an
atom of iron squeezes into
the space between copper
atoms in a sheet of copper?
What is it called when an extra copper
atom is found in the spaces between the
orderly arranged copper atoms in the
metal?
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Why do ionic crystals need
to be melted before they
can conduct electricity?
Will ionic compounds
conduct electricity in
solution? Explain.
Without looking at an electronegativity
chart, do you predict NaO to be ionic or
covalent? Explain.
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Without looking at an
electronegativity chart, do
you predict OF2 to be ionic
or covalent? Explain.
What type of solid is made
of discrete molecules?
Why must we use formula units for ionic
compounds instead of molecular
formulas?
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Explain why neon is
monatomic but chlorine is
diatomic.
Write an e- dot structure
for I2.
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Write an e- dot structure for OCl2.
Write an electron dot
structure for PF3.
Write an e- dot structure
for SiCl4.
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Write an e- dot structure for N2.
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Write an e- dot structure for CClFHBr.
Write an e- dot structure
for C2H2.
Write an e- dot structure
for C2H4
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Write an e- dot structure
for C2H6.
What type of bonding gives
substances with high
melting points, do not
dissolve in water?
What type of bonding gives substances
with high melting points and good
conductivity in solid and molten form?
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What type of bonding
gives substances that are
brittle and have low
melting points?
What type of bonding gives
substances with high
melting points and that
dissolve in water?
Name an example of an amorphous solid.
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Name an example of a
network solid.
Name an example of a
covalent compound with
dipole/dipole interactions.
Name an example of a covalent
compound with dispersion forces.
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Name a phenomenon that
involves ion/dipole
interactions.
Draw an example of
hydrogen bond in a
substance.
Draw an example of dipole/dipole
interactions.
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Draw an example of
ion/dipole interactions.
Draw an example of
induced dipole interactions.
Draw the Lewis structure for CO3-2.
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Draw the Lewis structure
for SO4-2.
Draw the Lewis structure
for PCl5.
Draw the Lewis structure of Al2Cl6.
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What type of bonding is
shown between these water
molecules?
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Explain how geckos are
able to walk up smooth
glass walls.
What type of bonding is
shown between BrCl?
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What type of bonding is shown between
the molecules of this nonpolar substance?
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Define a coordinate
covalent bond.
On a potential energy vs. distance
between atoms graph, where will the
lowest point be?
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On a potential energy vs.
distance between atoms
graph, where will the
highest point be?
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Draw a perspective
drawing of CH4.
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Draw a perspective drawing of NH3.
Is this molecule polar?
CH4
Is this molecule polar?
CHCl3
Is this molecule polar?
NH3
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Is this molecule polar?
HCN
Is this molecule polar?
OF2
Is this molecule polar?
CH2Cl2
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Draw the e- dot structure
of CO using a coordinate
covalent bond.
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Draw the e- dot structure of
the ammonium ion, NH4+.
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Draw the Lewis dot structure of the
hydronium ion, H3O+.
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Why does NH4+ have a
positive charge?
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