Exam 3: Compounds - Putting Particles Together
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Which of the following anions has the same charge as the carbonate ion?
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Calculate the number of particles in the following quantities:
A)2.00 moles of O2
B)125 moles of H2O
C)75.0 millimoles of C6H6
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Give the name and symbol of the ion that contains 34 protons and 36 electrons.
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Ozone, O3, is polar because it only contains atoms of one element.
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Write down the number of valence electrons in the following elements.
A)I,
B)Sb,
C)Ba,
D)Ga,
E)Rb,
F)Se
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How many electrons are in the second energy level of phosphorous?
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Which one of the compounds below is most likely to be ionic?
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How many single bonds does an atom of carbon normally make in a covalent molecule if there are no double or triple bonds?
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How many valence electrons would be found in the correct Lewis dot structure of C2H6?
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