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10/16 & 10/17 Naming Ionic Compounds Opener 2e

Quiz by Darrien James

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  • Q1

    Name the following compound: K2O

    Potassium Oxide

    Dipotassium oxide

    Dipotassium oxygen

    Potassium Dioxide

    30s
  • Q2

    Name the following compound: FeP

    Iron (III) phosphide 

    Iron (I) phosphide 

    Fluorine phosphide 

    Iron phosphide 

    30s
  • Q3

    Name the following compound: SrF2

    Sodium Fluoride

    Strontium Difluoride

    Strontium Fluoride

    Strontium (II) Fluoride

    30s
  • Q4

    Which of the models represents a polar molecule?

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    Model 1 because polar molecules transfer electrons creating a positive cation and negative anion.

    Model 1 and 3 because polar molecules share electrons

    Model 2 because polar molecules unevenly share electrons and make  partial negative and partial positive charges.

    Model 3 because polar molecules evenly share electrons

    30s

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