Radius of Ions
Covalent and Ionic Compounds
Bond Polarity
Molecular Polarity
Misc.
100

Define: ion

An atom with a charge

100

Identify the following as ionic or covalent: MgCl2

Ionic

100

How do you determine the polarity of a bond?

Find the electronegativity difference

100

What does the acronym SNAP stand for?

Symmetrical = Nonpolar

Asymmetrical = Polar


100

What does BARF stand for?

Break (bonds) = Absorb (energy)

Release (energy) = Form (bonds)

200

What is the charge of an atom that gains 3 electrons?

-3

200

Identify the following as ionic or covalent: CH4

Covalent

200

What type of bond is the bond between Oxygen and Hydrogen?

Polar Covalent

200

Which of the following molecules is asymmetrical?

CO2, NH3, F2, CH4

NH3

200

Is energy released or absorbed in the following reaction:

H2  -->  H+  +  H+

Energy is absorbed


break = absorb

300

What is the charge of an atom that loses 2 electrons?

+2

300

Which one of these compounds contains BOTH ionic and covalent bonds?

LiCl, H2O, Na3PO4, CO2

Na3PO4

300

What type of bond is the bond between Lithium and Fluorine?

Ionic

300

Which of the following molecules is nonpolar?

HCl, Br2, NH3, H2O

Br2

300

Define electronegativity in your own words. 

An atom's attraction for electrons

400

How does the radius of an atom change when it gains an electron?

The radius increases

400

What is the formula for the following compound: Sulfur Dioxide

SO2

400

What type of bond is the bond between Hydrogen and Bromine?

polar covalent

400

Is this molecule polar or nonpolar?

CCl4

Nonpolar

400

Which is the most electronegative atom?

F, Na, S, Cl

F (Fluorine)

500

How does the radius of an atom change when it loses an electron?

The radius decreases.

500

What is the formula for the following compound: Barium Fluoride

BaF2

500

The most polar bond is found in a molecule of:

HI, HBr, HCl, HF

HF

500

Which nonpolar molecule contains polar bonds?

CH4, H2, CF4, Br2

CF4

500

Describe the energy change that occurs as bonds are formed in a reaction.

When bonds are formed, energy is released.