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Dot Formula
Ionic vs. Covalent Nomenclature
100
CO2
Carbon Dioxide
100
Bromine Monofluorine
BF
100
What types of atoms form a covalent bond
nonmetals only
100
Draw the correct dot formula for HCl
100
Dihydrogen Monoxide
H2O (water)
200
NH3
Nitrogen Trihydride
200
Nitrogen Dioxide
NO2
200
Can covalent bonds conduct electricity as a solid, in solution, both or neither?
Neither
200
Draw the correct dot formula for CH4
200
FeO
iron(II) oxide
300
PO5
Phosphorous Pentoxide
300
Carbon Tetrahydride
CH4
300
Covalent bonds typically have very high or low melting points?
Low melting points
300
Draw the correct dot formula for H2O
300
silver bromide
AgBr
400
S2F6
Disulfure Hexafluoride
400
Tribromine Octoxide
B3O8
400
In covalent bonds, the electrons are
shared
400
Draw the correct dot formula for CO2
400
MgF2
magnesium fluoride
500
N2O7
Dinitrogen Heptoxide
500
Pentaphosphorous Heptafluoride
P5F7
500
If the electrons are being shared UNEQUALLY, this is a
polar covalent bond
500
Draw the correct dot formula for CH3OH
500
C4H6
tetracarbon hexahydride