PBC FORMATIVE Quiz on Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
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- Q1Covalent bonds form when electrons are ____________ between two or more _____________transferred, ionstransferred, non-metalsshared, non-metalsshared, ions30s
- Q2Users sort answers between categoriesSorting30s
- Q3If an atom is by itself, all of its electrons are attracted bythe protons in its own nucleusother electrons in its oribitalsthe neutrons in its nucleus30s
- Q4When two or more non-metal atoms move closer together...their valence electrons also are attracted by the nuclei of other nearby atomstheir valence electrons are unaffected by the nuclei of other nearby atoms30s
- Q5We talk about atoms as "sharing" valence electrons in a covalent bond, but in fact the atoms are...stealing the valence electrons away from each other forming ions.fighting over the valence electrons with no clear winner.30s
- Q6A "single" bond is the sharing of __________ electrons, _______ pair/s at a time2, 16, 34, 230s
- Q7A "double" bond is the sharing of __________ electrons, _______ pair/s at a time6, 34, 22, 130s
- Q8A "triple" bond is the sharing of __________ electrons, _______ pair/s at a time2, 14, 26, 330s
- Q9Rank the bond type from STRONGEST (1) to WEAKEST (3)Users link answersLinking30s
- Q10Which type of compound, IONIC or COVALENT, has to be charge-balanced so all the charges cancel to ZERO?IONICCOVALENT30s