Exam 5: Chemical Bonding and Nomenclature
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Which of the following anions has its number of oxygen atoms equal to a number other than 2?
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Ammonium chloride may be considered as an exception of an ionic compound although it does not include any metals in its formula.
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Twice as many oxygen atoms than hydrogen atoms are present in the dihydrogen phosphate anion.
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Which of the following elements does not have at least two differently charged cations?
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The expected formula between magnesium and sulfur is ________.
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Which of the following elements has the lowest number of valence electrons?
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Each atom in the oxygen molecule contributes ________ valence electrons for a total of ________ electrons
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In naming binary compounds, the negatively charged ion has the -ide suffix.
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In its ground state, sulfur has two valence electrons and needs four more electrons to reach the octet.
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What is the most likely formula of the neutral, ionic compound formed by lithium and nitrogen?
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Which of the following cations have the most positive charge?
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