Unit 5 B Bonding Molecular Forces Practice Test
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- Q1Which of the following is NOT an intramolecular bond?ionicmetallichydrogencolavent30sEditDelete
- Q2What best explains how a metal can be both malleable and ductile?The freely moving protons shield the nucleus allowing the metal to deform without breaking.The freely moving electrons shield the positive nucleus allowing the metal to deform without breaking.The fixed electrons shield the positive nucleus allowing the metal to deform without breaking.The transferred electrons from the nucleus allows the metal to deform without breaking.60sEditDelete
- Q3What does the "sea of electrons" refer to about the structure of metals?Electrons are delocalized and are free to move from one nucleus to another.Protons are delocalized and are free to move from one nucleus to another.Neutrons are delocalized and are free to move from one nucleus to another creating an isotope.Electrons are fixed and unable to move from one nucleus to another.30sEditDelete
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