Ionic and Covalent Bonding
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- Q1Is this an example of an ionic or covalent bond: CO?ioniccovalent30sEditDelete
- Q2Is this an example of an ionic or covalent bond: H2Oioniccovalent30sEditDelete
- Q3Is this an example of an ionic or covalent bond: LiClioniccovalent30sEditDelete
- Q4Is this an example of an ionic or covalent bond: SF6covalentionic30sEditDelete
- Q5What is the name of this formula: NaClMonosodium monochlorideSodium monochlorideSodium ChlorideSodium Chlorine30sEditDelete
- Q6What is the name of this formula: P2S5Phosphorus PentasulfidePhosphorus SulfideDiphosphorus PentasulfidePhosphorus Sulfur30sEditDelete
- Q7In a covalent bond, how do valence electrons act?They are gainedThey are transferredThey are lostThey are shared30sEditDelete
- Q8If an ion loses a valence electron, what is its charge?neutralnegativepositive30sEditDelete
- Q9An ionic bond forms between what?non-metal and metalloidMetal and a non-metalmetal and metalnon-metal and non-metal30sEditDelete
- Q10Which is an example of an ionic bond?NOS2FMgSeCO230sEditDelete