Misc.
These elements are monatomic and do not form chemical bonds.
What are the noble gases.
This is the electron configuration of oxygen.
What is 2-6.
Name three physical properties of a metal.
What is solid, strong (durable), shiny (lustrous), a good conductor of heat and electricity, or malleable and ductile.
Name three physical properties of "salt".
What is solid, hard yet brittle, dissolves in water, has a crystalline appearance, and has a high melting point.
Covalent bonds occur between: metal elements only, nonmetal elements only, a metal and a nonmetal element.
What is nonmetal elements only.
Name one element that can be diatomic.
What is: hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, chlorine, bromine, or iodine.
Which noble gas does oxygen want to "be like", have the same electron configuration as?
What is neon.
In a metallic bond electrons are:
transferred, shared, or delocalized?
What is delocalized.
In an ionic bond electrons are:
transferred, shared, or delocalized?
What is transferred.
In a covalent bond electrons are:
transferred, shared, or delocalized?
What is shared.
Non metal elements form ions which are ____.
What is negatively charged or anions.
True or False:
The oxide ion is a positively charged anion.
What is false.
Define "malleable".
What is, able to be pressed out of shape and not break or crack.
True or False:
Ionic solutions do not conduct electricity.
What is false.
How many bonds can carbon form?
What is four.
What is the academic term for "sea of electrons"?
What is delocalized electrons.
How many bonds does oxygen form with hydrogen to make water?
What are two bonds.
What is the charge and magnitude of an aluminum ion?
What is Al3+
What is the chemical formula for potassium chloride?
What is KCl.
Name a typical covalent compound.
What is carbon dioxide or water.
What is the term for elements who posses intermediate properties behaving as both metals and nonmetals, (hint these elements are semiconductors)?
What are metalloids.
How many lone pairs does oxygen have after forming its bonds with hydrogen as water.
What are two lone pairs (4 valence electrons).
Metals are found on what side of "staircase" on the periodic table?
What is the left side.
Name this ionic compound:
NaF
What is sodium fluoride.
Is there such thing as a quadruple bonds when talking about covalent bonds.
What is no.