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  • Q1

    Compare and contrast covalent and ionic bonds. Place the property under the correct heading it belongs.

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    SPS2a
  • Q2

    You are studying the differences between ionic and covalent compounds. After studying the properties of each type of compound, your teacher has provided this table and asked you to (1) identify the ionic compound(s) and explain your choice(s).

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  • Q3

    Why do the noble gases NOT form compounds readily?

    Their outer energy levels are completely filled with electrons.

    They have no electrons.

    They have empty outer energy levels.

    They have seven electrons in their outer energy levels.

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    SPS2a
  • Q4

    Calcium Chloride can be represented by the chemical formula

    CaCl

    Ca2Cl

    Ca2Cl2

    CaCl2

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    SPS2c
  • Q5

    This is a molecule that is present in the emissions from fossil fuel combustion. What best describes how the atoms are bonded in this arrangement?

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    Sulfur is a metal and oxygen is a nonmetal, and these are arranged in covalent bonds.

    Sulfur and oxygen are both metals, and these are arranged in ionic bonds.

    Sulfur is a metal and oxygen is a nonmetal, and these are arranged in ionic bonds.

    Sulfur and oxygen are both nonmetals, and these are arranged in covalent bonds.

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  • Q6

    A binary compound, made of two types of elements, is shown here. This is a molecule that is present in the emissions from fossil fuel combustion. Which name best describes this molecule as described by IUPAC naming rules?

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    sulfurous oxide

    sulfur dioxide

    sulfur oxygen

    sulfuric dioxide

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    SPS2c
  • Q7

    The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) has specific rules on how to name ionic and covalent compounds. Choose the answer where the chemical formulas match the chemical names.

    Disulfur trioxide and S3O2

    Magnesium sulfide Mg2S2

    Potassium nitride and K2N

    Calcium chloride and CaCl2

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  • Q8

    NH3 is nitrogen trihydride (ammonia) and BF3 is boron trifluoride. What is the name for AlCl3 and why?

    Monoaluminium trichloride - There is only one aluminum, and it needs the prefix "mono-".

    Aluminum chloride - It does not have the prefix "tri-" since it is ionic.

    Aluminum chloride - Ionic compounds do not get a prefix on the first name if there is only one of that element.

    Aluminum trichloride - It has the prefix "tri-" since it has the same ratio as the other compounds.

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  • Q9

    An element from Group 13 bonds with an element from Group 17. Which formula correctly depicts the correct chemical formula for elements from these two groups?

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    BrGa3

    BF

    AlCl3

    B3I

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    SPS2b
  • Q10

    What is the oxidation number for the elements that combined in BCl3?

    +3, -1

    -1, +3

    +1, -3

    -3, +1

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  • Q11

    Use IUPAC nomenclature rules to properly identify this compound. Explain your answer. Choose both the name and explanation.

    Li2O

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    SPS2c
  • Q12

    A stable, binary ionic compound exists where the cation (A) has a charge twice in magnitude than that of the anion (X).What would be the correct formula for this compound?

    A2X

    A2X4

    A4X2

    AX2

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