C3: Structure and Bonding Quiz

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Test key concepts on bonding and structures.

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C3: Structure and Bonding Quiz


Froggy Jumps C3: Structure and Bonding QuizVersion en ligne Test key concepts on bonding and structures. par mary 1 Which statement best describes giant covalent compounds? a They have very high melting points due to strong covalent bonds. b They conduct electricity in solid state. c They dissolve easily in water. 2 In ionic bonding, what happens to electrons? a Electrons are freed by both atoms. b Electrons are transferred from metal to non-metal. c Electrons are shared equally. 3 When do ionic compounds conduct electricity? a When molten or dissolved in water. b Never conduct electricity. c In solid state only. 4 What causes metals to be good conductors? a Tightly bound electrons. b Delocalised electrons move freely through the lattice. c Shared electron pairs in covalent bonds. 5 Alloys are defined as? a Non-metals only mixed. b Pure elements melted together. c Mixtures of two or more elements with at least one metal. 6 What is a polymer? a A single atom with many bonds. b A very large molecule made from repeating monomer units. c A simple diatomic molecule. 7 Allotropes are? a Different elements in a compound. b Isotopes with identical properties. c Different forms of the same element with different structures. 8 What is the 2D/3D model used to show ionic bonding called? a 2D/3D ball-and-stick model. b Space-filling model only. c Covalent network diagram. 9 What type of bond is formed by sharing electrons? a Metallic bond. b Ionic bond. c Covalent bond. 10 Giant covalent substances have which melting point trait? a Very high melting points. b Melting point varies widely. c Low melting points.

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C3: Structure and Bonding QuizVersion en ligne

par mary

Which statement best describes giant covalent compounds?

In ionic bonding, what happens to electrons?

When do ionic compounds conduct electricity?

What causes metals to be good conductors?

Alloys are defined as?

What is a polymer?

Allotropes are?

What is the 2D/3D model used to show ionic bonding called?

What type of bond is formed by sharing electrons?

Giant covalent substances have which melting point trait?