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Chemical Bonding Vocabulary Quiz with Answers

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What attraction forms between oppositely charged ions? The attraction in sodium chloride is an ______.

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Context check: Ionic bonding follows transfer and electrostatic attraction in this model. Complete the sentence: The attraction in sodium chloride is an ______.

What bond shares electron pairs? The bond in a water molecule is ______.

Context check: Covalent bonding involves shared electrons. Complete the sentence: The bond in a water molecule is ______.

What model describes positive metal ions with delocalised electrons? Copper is described with a ______.

Context check: The model is used for metals such as copper. Complete the sentence: Copper is described with a ______.

What is a positively charged ion? After losing an electron, the atom is a ______.

Context check: Loss of negative charge leaves a positive ion. Complete the sentence: After losing an electron, the atom is a ______.

What is a negatively charged ion? After gaining an electron, the atom is an ______.

Context check: Gain of negative charge makes an anion. Complete the sentence: After gaining an electron, the atom is an ______.

What describes an atom’s attraction for bonding electrons? Fluorine has high ______.

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Context check: Electronegativity is the attraction for shared electrons. Complete the sentence: Fluorine has high ______.

What is an outer-shell electron involved in bonding? The outer ______ participates in the bond.

Context check: Valence electrons are in the outer shell. Complete the sentence: The outer ______ participates in the bond.

What is a neutral group of covalently bonded atoms? Two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom form a ______.

Context check: The bonded group is a molecule. Complete the sentence: Two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom form a ______.

What repeating arrangement occurs in many ionic solids? The ions form a crystal ______.

Context check: A lattice is the repeating solid arrangement. Complete the sentence: The ions form a crystal ______.

What describes unequal sharing of electrons? The O–H bond is ______ in this model.

Context check: Unequal sharing creates partial charges. Complete the sentence: The O–H bond is ______ in this model.

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