Exam 12: Chemical Bonding

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The sharing of two electrons by unlike atoms generally forms a(n)______________ bond.

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In 400 B.C.,a Greek named ______________ championed the idea that if matter were repeatedly cut into smaller divisions,eventually an indivisible particle would be reached.

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The percentage composition by mass of water is approximately

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In a covalent molecule,each atom (except hydrogen)generally has ______________ electrons in its outer shell.

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The percentage by mass of chlorine

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The preferred name of NiS is

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Element A,mass 9.00 g,reacts exactly with 5.00 g of element B to form 14.00 g of compound AB.If 36.00 g of element A is reacted with 41.00 g of element B to form the same compound,what mass of compound AB will be formed?

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When atoms unite by transferring electrons,they should form

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The Lewis symbol •X• would be characteristic of which group?

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Which of the following ions is isoelectronic with a neon atom?

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Which of the following ions is isoelectronic with an argon atom?

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The symbol for the element that is the major component of steel is ______________.

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Which gas gives the characteristic odor to smelling salts and some household cleaners?

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In the liquid phase,covalent compounds generally conduct electricity

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______________ is the measure of the ability of an atom to attract shared electrons to itself.

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The formula mass of water,H2O,is

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