Exam 3: Chemical Bonds

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Phosphorus must gain three electrons to obey the octet rule.

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How many electrons are associated with a double bond?

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How many bonding electron pairs are represented in the following Lewis structure? How many bonding electron pairs are represented in the following Lewis structure?

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Consider the molecule shown below. ClCFBrI Which element in this molecule is the central atom?

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Phosgene is a compound used as a building block of some pharmaceuticals.It contains two chlorine atoms,one oxygen atom,and one carbon atom.Complete the following statement using the appropriate chemical symbol for the elements. -The central atom in phosgene is_____________________.

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Sodium loses an electron in forming an ion which gives the ion a +1 charge.

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Which of the following is an acceptable way to represent dinitrogen monoxide?

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Aluminum and oxygen form a compound with the formula Al2O3. Oxygen and gallium (Ga) could from a compound with a formula unit containing two oxygen atoms and three gallium atoms.

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How many bonds does a carbon atom typically form?

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Which Group 5A element has the strongest attraction for electrons? Enter the chemical symbol in the blank. ________

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Write the formula that corresponds to the name given below. phosphorous trichloride

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Based on electronegativity values, in the bond shown below, nitrogen will have the negative charge. H-N

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Potassium tends to form a cation (K+).

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The element Co (cobalt) satisfies the octet rule.

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The following is the Lewis structure for the compound commonly known as acetylene The following is the Lewis structure for the compound commonly known as acetylene    Fill in the blanks with the appropriate integer including zero if necessary (0,1,2,3,etc.). -There are____________________single bonds in acetlyene. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate integer including zero if necessary (0,1,2,3,etc.). -There are____________________single bonds in acetlyene.

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The correct name for K2SO4 is

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The anion in an ionic compound whose name ends in "-ide" is

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Examine the following image showing a "subatomic" level diagram of two atoms forming a bond. Examine the following image showing a subatomic level diagram of two atoms forming a bond.   The type of bond formed is a single covalent bond. The type of bond formed is a single covalent bond.

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The following is the Lewis structure for the compound commonly known as acetylene The following is the Lewis structure for the compound commonly known as acetylene    Fill in the blanks with the appropriate integer including zero if necessary (0,1,2,3,etc.). -Acetylene contains_____________________nonbonding electrons. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate integer including zero if necessary (0,1,2,3,etc.). -Acetylene contains_____________________nonbonding electrons.

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The following is the Lewis structure for the compound commonly known as acetylene The following is the Lewis structure for the compound commonly known as acetylene    Fill in the blanks with the appropriate integer including zero if necessary (0,1,2,3,etc.). -__________________atoms in acetylene obey the octet rule. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate integer including zero if necessary (0,1,2,3,etc.). -__________________atoms in acetylene obey the octet rule.

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