SHS Chemistry · Year 1
Inter Atomic Bonding practice questions
Lewis dot symbols, ionic, covalent and metallic bonds, electron affinity, lattice energy and polarising power.
25 questions in this topic: 12 recall, 7 applying skills and concepts and 6 strategic thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.
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- Question 1Recall
A Lewis dot symbol represents an atom's
- avalence electrons using dots around the element symbol
- btotal number of protons
- cneutrons
- dmass number
- Question 2Strategic thinking
Metals conduct electricity well largely because of
- ametallic bonding holding the atoms with mobile electrons
- bionic bonds
- chydrogen bonds
- dcovalent networks
- Question 3Recall
A covalent bond involves the
- asharing of electron pairs between atoms
- bcomplete transfer of electrons
- closs of protons
- dexchange of neutrons
- Question 4Strategic thinking
Sodium chloride is held together mainly by
- aionic bonds
- bcovalent bonds
- cmetallic bonds
- dhydrogen bonds
- Question 5Strategic thinking
A bond between two non-metal atoms sharing electrons is
- acovalent
- bionic
- cmetallic
- dnuclear
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