5.1/5.2 Quiz (Ionic vs. Covalent)

Match the following types of bonds to the elements that are involved in them.

• Metal Elements Only

• Metallic Bond

• Nonmetal Elements Only

• Ionic Bond

• Metal and Nonmetal

• Covalent Bond

Organize these properties into the right type of bond

Groups:

(a) Ionic Bond

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(b) Covalent Bond

• High Melting Point

• Good Solubility

• Bad Solubility

• Good Conductivity

• Bad Conductivity

• Low Melting Point

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What is true about the electrons in a covalent bond?

• Electrons are shared to make a full valence shell in only ONE of the atoms

• Electrons are shared to make a full valence shell in EACH atom

• Electrons are transferred to make a full valence shell in only ONE of the atoms

• Electrons are transferred to make a full valence shell in EACH atom

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What is true about the electrons in an ionic bond?

• Electrons are shared to make a full valence shell in only ONE of the atoms

• Electrons are shared to make a full valence shell in EACH atom

• Electrons are transferred to make a full valence shell in only ONE of the atoms

• Electrons are transferred to make a full valence shell in EACH atom

What is true about the electrons in a metallic bond?

• Metal atoms hold onto their electrons

• Electrons cannot movebetween metals

• Metals transfer their electrons to the closest metal atom

• Metal atoms share all electrons with multiple metal atoms

Organize these substances into the right type of compound.

Groups:

(a) Ionic

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(b) Covalent

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(c) Metallic

• Copper

• NaCl

• CO2

• CaO

• Iron

• SO4

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What does a chemical formula tell us about a compound?

• Only the elements in the compound (not how many)

• The name of the compound

• How many atoms of each element are in a compound

• How many electrons are in the compound

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Which of the following is true about an ANION?

• Positive charge

• Gained Electrons

• Lost electrons

• Negative Charge

Which of the following is true about a CATION?

• Positive charge

• Gained Electrons

• Lost electrons

• Negative Charge

Metals tend to become ​ (a)   and nonmetals tend to become ​ (b)   .

• cations
• anions

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