P. Trends
Types of Solids
Naming
Ionic Lewis Structures
Covalent Lewis Structures
100

Which element is larger in radius: Mg or N

Mg

100

Which type of solid contains IMFs (intermolecular forces)?

molecular covalent

100

Name the following ionic compound: NaCl

Sodium Chloride

100

List two elements that have 6 valence electrons.

Elements from group 16

100

Draw the lewis structure for water.

See student picture

200

Which element is more electronegative: O or P

O

200

Why do molecular covalents have a lower melting point than ionic solids?

IMF's (forces) holding molecule together, therefore not as much energy needed to pull apart

200

Name the following covalent compound: N2O3

dinitrogen trioxide

200

List two elements that make a 3- ion.

Elements from group 15

200

Draw the lewis structure for N2

see student picture

300

Rank the following elements from big to small: 

N, Mg, S, Ge

Ge, Mg, S, N

300

List 3 properties of ionic solids  

dissolve

conductive when dissolved

brittle

crystalline

300

Name the following ionic compound: Fe2O3

Iron (III) oxide

300

Draw the ionic lewis structure for MgF2

answers vary

300

What is the angle between electron groups in a tetrahedral?

109.5o

400

Explain the trend for radius across the period (L to R).

more protons=strong magnet=Shrink

400

Explain why H2 is nonpolar covalent?

equal sharing of electrons

400

Write the formula for the following acid: sulfurous acid

H2(SO3)

400

What is the chemical formula for magnesium bonded with nitrogen? 

Mg3N2

400

What is the molecular geometry H2S

bent

500

Explain the trend for electronegativity across the period (L to R)

Increases. more val e on outer shell = affinity for electrons is stronger

500

Give an example of a polar molecule. 

Answers may vary

500
Write the formula for the following: chromium (III) carbonate

Cr2(CO3)3

500

What is the chemical formula for sodium bonded with hydroxide?

Na(OH)

500

what is the molecular geometry of PH3

trigonal pyramidal