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Homework Week 2

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  West Los Angeles College  »  Chemistry  »  Chem 051 – Fundamentals of Chemistry  »  Winter 2021  »  Homework Week 2

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  1-.
B  2+.
C  0
D  1+.
E  3+.
Question #2
A  2+
B  2-
C  3+
D  1+
E  3-
Question #3
A  forms covalent bonds.
B  contains a metal and a nonmetal.
C  has a positive charge.
D  has a negative charge.
E  contains a group of two or more atoms with a positive charge.
Question #4
A  a nonpolar molecule with polar bonds.
B  a polar molecule with ionic bonds.
C  a polar molecule with nonpolar bonds.
D  a nonpolar molecule with nonpolar bonds.
E  a polar molecule with polar bonds.
Question #5
A  gains one electron.
B  loses one electron.
C  loses seven electrons.
D  loses two electrons.
E  gains two electrons.
Question #6
A  electrons are lost and the ion is smaller
B  electrons are gained and the ion is larger.
C  the cation acquires a negative charge.
D  electrons are lost and the ion is larger.
E  electrons are gained and the ion is smaller.
Question #7
A  Al2(NO2)2
B  AlNO3
C  Al(NO3)3
D  Al2NO2
E  Al(NO2)3
Question #8
A  diiron trisulfate.
B  iron trisulfate.
C  iron sulfate.
D  iron (II) sulfate.
E  iron (III) sulfate.
Question #9
A  Na3PO4
B  Na3PO3
C  NaPO4
D  Na3P
E  Na2PO3
Question #10
A  sulfide.
B  hydrogen sulfate.
C  hydrogen sulfite.
D  sulfate.
E  sulfite.
Question #11
A  N3-
B  NO3-
C  NO32-
D  NO33-
E  NO2-
Question #12
A  phosphate
B  nitrate
C  hydrogen carbonate
D  hydroxide
E  sulfate
Question #13
A  hydrogen carbonate
B  nitrate
C  ammonium
D  hydroxide
E  cyanide
Question #14
A  K+
B  F-
C  Ar+
D  F+
E  K-
Question #15
A  ionic compound.
B  cation.
C  anion.
D  polyatomic ion.
E  molecule.
Question #16
A  N2
B  NaCl
C  H2O
D  H2
E  F2
Question #17
A  OF2
B  Cl2
C  HF
D  KF
E  H2
Question #18
A  MgO
B  HCl
C  NaF
D  O2
E  Br2
Question #19
A  nonpolarity.
B  electronegativity.
C  polarity.
D  ionic character.
E  bonding ability.
Question #20
A  aluminum sulfate.
B  dialuminum trisulfide.
C  dialuminum trisulfate.
D  aluminum(III) sulfate.
E  dialuminum sulfate.
Question #21
A  C2I4
B  CI4
C  CI
D  CI3
E  C4I
Question #22
A  gain 1
B  lose 3
C  gain 5
D  lose 1
E  lose 2
Question #23
A  ionic compounds.
B  covalent compounds.
C  compounds that contain polyatomic ions.
D  polyatomic ions.
E  ionic compounds involving transition metals.
Question #24
A  nitrogen(III) chloride.
B  nitrogen chloride.
C  nitrogen trichloride.
D  nickel chloride.
E  trinitrogen chloride
Question #25
A  there is at least one hydrogen atom involved in the bond.
B  one of the atoms in the molecule has more than 8 valence electrons.
C  single covalent bonds do not give all of the atoms in the molecule eight valence electrons.
D  the ions involved have charges larger than one.
E  the atoms involved have high electronegativities.
Question #26
A  needed to give it a noble gas arrangement.
B  in its ion.
C  in all the atoms.
D  in its nucleus.
E  in the atom.
Question #27
A  oxygen
B  chlorine
C  nitrogen
D  carbon
E  hydrogen
Question #28
A  atoms of metals form bonds to atoms of nonmetals.
B  atoms of noble gases are held together by attractions between oppositely charged ions.
C  atoms are held together by sharing electrons.
D  atoms of different metals form bonds.
E  oppositely charged ions are held together by strong electrical attractions.
Question #29
A  molecule
B  unit
C  ionic compound
D  nucleus
E  formula
Question #30
A  Fe2S
B  Fe2S2
C  FeS
D  FeS2
E  Fe2S3
Question #31
A  nonmetals, anions
B  metals, cations
C  metals, anions
D  nonmetals, cations
E  metals, polyatomic ions
Question #32
A  Fe3+
B  Fe2-
C  Fe2+
D  Fe+
E  Fe3-
Question #34
A  dimagnesium chloride.
B  magnesium chlorine.
C  magnesium dichloride.
D  magnesium chloride.
E  magnesium (II) chloride.
Question #35
A  CuCl
B  KCl
C  MgCl2
D  FeCl3
E  Na2O
Question #36
A  Al2O3.
B  AlO3.
C  AlO.
D  Al2O.
E  Al3O2.
Question #37
A  has a net negative charge.
B  contains only anions.
C  contains only cations.
D  has a net charge of zero.
E  has a net positive charge.
Question #38
A  Al3+.
B  Al+.
C  Al3-.
D  Al2-.
E  Al2+.
Question #39
A  all of the shells in an atom hold a maximum of 8 electrons.
B  all of the Group A elements have 8 valence electrons.
C  ll of the noble gases have eight total electrons.
D  atoms lose, gain, or share valence electrons to have 8 valence electrons.
E  the noble gases react with other compounds to get 8 valence electrons.