Properties of Covalent bonds
Give one physical property of covalent compounds
possible answers: generally much lower melting and boiling points than ionic properties.
soft and squishy or brittle (compared to ionic anyways)
name this compound SCl2
sulfer dichloride
Write the covalent formula of dinitrogen pentoxide
N2O5
Molar mass of Hydrogen Monochloride
36.46 g/mol
Water is a (polar or non-polar) bond...
polar bond
true or false covalent compounds are very soluble in water most of the time
False
name this compound SiF4
silicon tetrafluoride
Write the covalent formula of triphosphorus heptoxide
P3O7
Molar mass of water
18.02 g/mol
carbon dioxide is a (polar or non-polar) bond...
non-polar bond
True or false Covalent compounds don't conduct electricity in water
True
name this compound KrF2
krypton difluoride
Write the covalent formula of trisulfur tetrafluoride
S3F4
Molar Mass of SbF3
178.76 g/mol
N2 is a (polar or non-polar) molecule
non-polar
True or False Covalent compounds tend to be more flammable than ionic compounds
True
name this compound P4S5
tetraphosphorus pentasulfide
Write the covalent formula of carbon dioxide
CO2
Molar mass of Tetraphosphorus triselenide
360.76 g/mol
Carbon disulfide is a (polar or non-polar) molecule...
non-polar
How many physical states are covalent compounds found in at room temperature
name this compound SBr2
sulfur dibromide
Write the covalent formula of dinitrogen hexoxide
N2O6
Molar mass of Disilicon trihydride
59.21 g/mol
DiHydrogen Monoxide is a (polar or non-polar) molecule...
Polar