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If an electron dot structure has only TWO dots, the element must be |
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| 1) Na | 2) Cl | 3) Al | 4) Mg | |
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A covalent compound would most likely contain |
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| 1) sodium and chlorine | 2) sulfure and oxygen | 3) magnesium and nitrogen | 4) lithium and oxygen | |
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The oxygen atom usually has a charge (oxidation number) of |
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| 1) +1 | 2) +2 | 3) -2 | 4) -6 | |
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Nitrogen has _____________ valence electrons |
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| 1) 5 | 2) 4 | 3) 3 | 4) 1 | |
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A metal and a non metal usually form a(n) |
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| 1) cation | 2) anion | 3) ionic bond | 4) covalent bond | |
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Two non-metals usually form and bond in which |
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| 1) electrons are transferred | 2) electrons are shared | 3) there are no electrons | 4) a noble gas is formed | |
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Which atom is most likely to have the largest atomic radius? |
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| 1) Na | 2) Al | 3) S | 4) Cl | |
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The octet rule states that in order for an atom to be state, |
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| 1) there are 10 valence electrons | 2) there are 8 neutrons in the outermost energy level | 3) there are 8 protons in the outermost energy level | 4) there are 8 electrons in the outermost energy level | |
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If an atom GAINS an electron |
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| 1) it has a charge of +1 | 2) it is a cation | 3) it has a charge of -1 | 4) the charge remains unchanged | |
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An atom with 12 electrons, 12 protons and 11 neutrons would have a mass number of |
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| 1) 11 | 2) 12 | 3) 23 | 4) 24 | |
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