Li
MgCl₂
Magnesium chloride
Sodium chloride
NaCl
which has a higher ionization energy level: Ca or F
F
H₂O
2 H atoms, 1 O atom, a total of 8 valence electrons with 2 dashes.
S
S in the middle with 6 valence electrons around it
K₂O
Potassium oxide
Aluminum chloride
Al₄C₃
which has a higher atomic radius: Al or K
K
NH₃
1 N atom, 3 H atoms, a total of 8 valence electrons with 3 dashes
N
N in the middle with 5 valence electrons on it
PbO₂
Lead (IV) oxide
Iron (II) nitride
Fe₃N₂
Put the following in order in terms of increasing ionization energy: Ca, Se, Br, and K
K, Ca, Se, and Br
CCl₄
1 C atom, 4 Cl atoms, a total of 32 valence electrons with 4 dashes
Br
Br in the middle with 7 electrons around it
CuCl₂
Copper (II) chloride
Lead (II) chloride
PbCl₂
Put the following in terms of increasing electronegativity: Ne, Ga, Rb, Sr
Rb, Sr, Ga, and Ne
SF₆
1 S atom, 6 F atoms, a total of 48 valence electrons with 6 dashes
Sn
Sn in the middle with 4 valence electrons around it
FeN
Iron (III) nitride
Chromium (III) oxide
Cr₂O₃
Put the following in terms of increasing atomic radius: Kr, Hg, I, Mt
Kr, I, Hg, and Mt
Br₂
2 Br atoms with a total of 14 valence electrons with 1 dash