HBr
Covalent -two nonmetals
What is the conductivity of a solid compound made of only carbon and hydrogen?
Two nonmetals- covalent bonding- no conduction
HBr

This is a polar bond and a polar molecules
Which term identifies a force of attraction that exists between molecules of ammonia (NH3).
Hydrogen-bonding
NOT A BOND!!!!

How many electrons are shared between C and O in this molecule?
Four electrons are shared (it's a double bond- two pairs, four electrons).
CCl
Covalent- two nonmetals
A solid substance is an excellent conductor of electricity. The chemical bonds in this substance are most likely what? And what causes the conduction?
It is a metallic substance, and the conduction is caused by mobile electrons.
CCl4

Polar bonds, nonpolar molecule due to symmetrical distribution of charge
Polar bonds but nonpolar molecule due to symmetry
A certain compound has a low boiling point and is insoluble in water. This compound most likely exists as
ionic crystals metallic crystals
nonpolar molecules polar molecules
nonpolar molecules

What kind of bond exists between C and H in this molecule.
Covalent (polar covalent)
NCl
Polar Covalent
Which of the following is a molecular compound:
NH4NO2, LiCl, C6H12O6, Ag
C6H12O6
NCl3

Polar bonds and polar molecule due to asymmetry
Dipole-dipole attractions exist in which of the following compounds?
H2, CH4, HCl , CO2
HCl (the other 3 are nonpolar molecules)
Explain in terms of electrons, why rubidium is a good conductor.
Rb has freezing moving electrons
("sea of electrons")
SrO
Ionic- Metal and Nonmetal
What is the conductivity of a solid compound made of lithium and chlorine?
Nonconductive- because LiCl is ionic and solid ionics do not conduct.
N2

Nonpolar bond and nonpolar molecule
Which compound has the stronger intermolecular forces?
H2Se H2S H2O
H2O
Draw a Lewis Dot Structure for LiF

or 
MgCl
Ionic- Metal and Nonmetal
Which of the following has the highest melting point?
CH4, C6H12O6, NH3, NaCl
NaCl- ionic bonding results in high melting points.
H2O

Polar bonds, polar molecule due to asymmetry
Polar bonds, polar molecule due to asymmetry
Why is Br2 a liquid at STP and I2 a solid at STP?
Molecules of I2 have stronger intermolecular forces than molecules of Br2
Explain, in terms of charge distribution, why a molecule of NH3 is polar.
There is an asymmetrical/uneven distribution of charge