Exam 4: Covalent Compounds
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The structures shown below are resonance structures of sulfur dioxide.
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What is the total number of bonding electrons in the structure below? 

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A bond formed between the elements hydrogen and bromine would be considered an ionic bond.
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The structures shown below are resonance structures of sulfur dioxide.
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A molecule is a discrete group of atoms held together by covalent bonds.
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The shapes around the left and right carbon atoms in the structure below are tetrahedral and linear, respectively. 

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Carbon usually forms four bonds in stable molecules. However unstable carbon compounds with less than four bonds are known. The methyl carbanion shown below is an example. The molecular shape around the carbon atom in this structure is _____. 

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How many covalent bonds are generally formed by atoms with five valence electrons?
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In Lewis structures, fluorine atoms generally do not obey the octet rule.
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A diatomic molecule contains I. atoms of two different elements bonded together with a covalent bond.
II. two atoms of the same element bonded together with a covalent bond.
III. two lone pairs of electrons.
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What is the molecular shape around the nitrogen atom in the structure shown below? 

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Which molecule or ion has only two resonance structures to describe its bonding?
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Resonance structures for a substance differ only in the location of multiple bonds and the position of lone electron pairs.
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There can be a no more than two resonance structures for a molecule.
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