Chemical Bonds and Naming Bonds
Quiz by Stephanie Summerlin
Grade 9-12
Science
Georgia Standards of Excellence
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- Q1What is the formula for potassium sulfide?KPK2SKP230sSPS2c
- Q2What is the formula for calcium chloride?Ca2ClCa2Cl2CaCl230s
- Q3What type of bonding is CaO?MetallicIonicCovalent30sSPS2a
- Q4From the given symbols, choose the two elements that are likely to form an ionic bond.K and CaK and SCa and NeS and O30sSPS2b
- Q5Covalent bonding is the transferring of outer electrons between non-metals?FalseTrue30sSPS2a
- Q6The combination of atoms formed in a covalent bond is called a ___________.moleculecompoundformula unitmodel30s
- Q7Covalent bonds do not conduct electricity.FalseTrue30s
- Q8Neon has a valence electron number of 8. Carbon has a valence electron count of 4. What will the chemical formula be?There will be no chemical formula.Ne2C2C2Ne30sSPS2b
- Q9Nitrogen has an electron configuration of 2, 8, 5. Chlorine has an electron configuration of 2, 8, 7. How many electrons do both elements need to get a full outer shell?Nitrogen needs 1, Chlorine needs 3Nitrogen needs 3, Chlorine needs 2Nitrogen needs 6, Chlorine needs 3Nitrogen needs 3, Chlorine needs 130sSPS2a
- Q10Which of the following is incorrect?Li2OO2C4O2He30sSPS2b