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5. Which type of Chemical bond forms molecules?

6. COVALENT 

7. This type of bond shares electrons

8. COVALENT 

9. Which type of bonds are usually gases at room temperature?

10. Covalent

11. Which bonds are usually soluble?

12. IONIC 

13. This type of bond has free moving electrons

14. Metallic 

15. Why are noble gases nonreactive?

16. Because they have a full outer (valence) shell

17. Metals form Ions that have what charge?

18. Positive

19. Non metals tend to ______ electrons to form ______________ charges ions.

20. Lose, positively

21. When naming nonmetals ions how do you change the name?

22. Change the ending to –ide.
Ex: oxygen is oxide

23. Name this multivalent cation.
CuI2

24. Copper (II) Iodide

25. Bonds that are partly ionic are called _______ covalent bonds.
_______ covalent bonds, with equal sharing of the bond electrons, arise when the electronegativities of the two atoms are equal.

26. Polar, Nonpolar

27. Which mixes with nonpolar molecules?

28. Nonpolar compounds

29. Which have molecules that are attracted to one another?

30. Polar

31. Oils and fats are examples of which type of compound?

32. Nonpolar

33. The following diagram represents polar, nonpolar and ionic bonds which are which?

34. A: Nonpolar covalent
B: Polar covalent
C: Ionic

35. Name the following ionic compound
MgF2

36. Magnesium fluoride

37. Name the following covalent bond
SiCl4

38. Silicon tetrachloride

39. Name the following covalent compound
As2S3

40. Diaresenic trisulfide

41. How would you write the formula for Ammonium carbonate
(both are polyatomic ions)

42. (NH4)2CO3

43. What is the chemical name for the following compound?
Cu3(AsO4)2

44. Copper (II) arsenate

45. Write the chemical name for
Mg3(PO4)2

46. Magnesium Phosphate

47. Write out the chemical name for P2S5

48. Diphosphorus pentasulfide

49. Write out the chemical name for NH5

50. Nitrogen pentafluroide

51. How would you write the formula for Ammonium carbonate
(both are polyatomic ions)

52. (NH4)2CO3

53. Write the name for
Sodium Chromate

54. Na2CrO4

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56. Final Answer

57. Final Question