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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