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Science 10: Chemistry Review so far…
1. Complete the table below
Name
Symbol
# of p+
# of e-
# of nO
cesium
Ge
30
7
10
xenon
2. Explain the difference between an atom and an ion.
3. Draw the Bohr model for:
a) sodium atom
b) fluorine atom
b) sodium ion
d) fluoride
4. Explain how Bohrs model of an atom differs from the quantum mechanical model of an atom (p25).
1. Draw in the staircase line with a dark line. What is the significance of this line?
2. What do the periods of the table tell you about?
3. Shade the diatomic and polyatomic elements with coloured pencil (use 1 colour for diatomic and another
for polyatomic). Why are these important to remember?
4. Which group number /column contains unreactive elements? What are these called? Why are they
unreactive?
5. Define each of the following and provide an example of each:
a) cation
c) polyatomic ion
b) anion
d) multivalent metal
Compounds (p41-60)
1. What is the difference between ionic bonds and covalent bonds? Which type of bond is stronger, and
why? [pg 54]
2. Describe how to recognize an ionic compound from both its chemical formula and its name.
3. Describe how to recognize a polyatomic ionic compound from both its chemical formula and its name.
4. Describe how to recognize a molecular compound from both its chemical formula and its name.
5. Describe how to recognize an acid from both its chemical formula and its name.
6. Describe how to recognize a base from both its chemical formula and its name.
Polyatomic Compounds: Complete the table.
COMBINE
IONS
FORMULA
NAME
iron(II) & nitrate
Fe2+
NO3−
Fe(NO3)2
iron(II) nitrate
aluminium & nitrate
Al3+
NO3−
Al(NO3)3
aluminium nitrate
sodium & sulfate
lead(IV) & sulfate
magnesium &
carbonate
gold(III) & sulfite
zinc & carbonate
ammonium & nitrate
copper(I) & phosphate
silver & hydroxide
aluminium &
hydroxide
lead(II) & phosphate
potassium & acetate
manganese(IV) &
sulfate
Naming and Formulas
Indicate whether the compound is: Ionic (I), Molecular (M), Acidic (A) or Basic (B) , then provide the correct
name or formula.
Type
Formula
1.
BCl
2.
ZnS
3.
HCl(aq)
4.
P4O7
5.
Cr2(SO3)3
6.
N2
7.
Ca3N2
8.
H3PO4(aq)
9.
NaOH(aq)
10.
O2
11.
CCl4
12.
AuI
13.
HNO2(aq)
14.
S8
15.
Fe(NO3)2
16.
H3BO3(aq)
17.
HCN(aq)
18.
H2
19.
Fr3P
20.
KMnO4
21.
NH4NO3
22.
TiO2
Name
Type
Name
1.
platinum(II) thiosulfate
2.
phosphorous
3.
hydrobromic acid
4.
calcium hydroxide
5.
sodium chromate
6.
colbalt(III) chlorate
7.
sulfur trioxide
8.
copper(II) nitrate
9.
iodine
10.
chlorous acid
11.
cadmium bromide
12.
sodium chloride
13.
dinitrogen tetraoxide
14.
barium carbonate
15.
sulfuric acid
16.
magnesium hydroxide
17.
aluminium chloride
18.
nickel(II) nitrite
19.
hydrofluoric acid
20.
acetic acid
21.
zirconium sulfide
22.
sulfur hexafluoride
23.
pentaphosphorous decasulfide
24.
postassium sulfate
Formula