COVALENT BONDS - QUIZ 1

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H-F
Which among H - F, O - H, N - H has the most electropositive Hydrogen
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more electronegative metal
In polar covalent, a permanent dipole exists due to the bonding electrons spending more of their time around the ...
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metallic bond
The chemical bond that connects Copper and Tin in bronze
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hydrogen bond
The strongest among the Intermolecular Forces of Attraction.
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dipole-dipole interaction
The intermolecular force of attraction that is observed to connect H---F & H---Br
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geometry or shape of the molecule
Boron trifluoride is a non polar molecule due to the
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metallic bond
A type of bond that is observed to exist i alloys, e.g., bronze, brass, sterling silver
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hydrogen and helium
The element/s that are stable when having two electrons only
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oxygen
To which atom in water molecule will the electrons in the bond spend more of their time around?
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nonpolar covalent bond
This is the true Covalent Bond
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dispersion
The intermolecular force of attraction that is observed to connect I---I & I---I molecules together
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dipole-dipole bond
IMFA that connects HCl with another HCl molecule together
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Van der Waal's force of attraction
Intermolecular Forces of Attraction (IMFA) is otherwise known as.....
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difficult
Strong IMFA in liquid molecules makes vaporization, conversion of liquid to gas more
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symmetrical shape of the molecule
CO2 or Carbon dioxide s classified as Nonpolar Covalent molecule, although bond connecting Carbon & Oxygen atoms is Polar Covalent, due to the ...
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ionic bond
Bond formed between Metallic element and nonmetallic element
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covalent bond
A chemical bond that is formed between Hydrogen and Chlorine
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true
The gas molecules which are connected with Dispersion force can easily be converted to liquid molecules - true or false
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metallic bond
The chemical bond that is observed in alloys
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electropositive hydrogen
A Hydrogen atom that initiates the formation of Hydrogen Bond
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nonpolar covalent
The chemical bond that exist between two atoms when their electronegativity difference is
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coordinate, dative, abnormal covalent bonds
Onium ions, e.g., Ammonium ion, Hydronium ion, exhibit this type of Covalent Bond
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covalent bond
Chemical bond formed by sharing of electrons
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polar covalent bond
A Covalent Bond that is formed between Carbon & Chlorine in CCl4
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non polar covalent bond
The chemical bond that connects Oxygen atom with Oxygen atom in Oxygen molecule
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huckle's rule and octet rule
The principle that governs the formation of bond between atoms
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hydrofluoric acid
Which molecule will form the strongest Hydrogen bond
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covalent bond
Chemical bond formed by 2 nonmetallic elements
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Induced dipole - induced dipole interaction
Dispersion force is formed due to attraction of opposite charges which is formed by temporary shift of electron density. This is called ...
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dispersion force
IMFA that connect CCl4 molecules together
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ionic bond
The chemical bond that connects Sodium atom with Chlorine atoms in Sodium chloride
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triple bond
A type of Covalent Bond where the two bonded atoms share a total of 6 electrons
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false
London Dispersion force is stronger that Covalent Bond - true or false
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freezing
Process of changing liquid molecules to solid at low temperature
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four
The number of bonds that is observed to exist around Carbon in Carbon dioxide
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ion-dipole interaction
The intermolecular force attraction that connects K---Br & H---O---H
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dipole-dipole forces
IMA that exists between Polar Covalent molecules
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metal atom
Which element transfers electron to another when Ionic Bond is formed?
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hydrogen
Which atom in Hydrofluoric acid will have partial positive charge
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liquefaction
Process of changing gas molecules to liquid ones using high pressure
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condensation
Process of changing gas molecules to liquid ones at low temperature
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metallic bond
The force of attraction between Cu & Sn
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two
The number of Ionic bond that is formed around Magnesium when it connects Chlorine
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anion
The atom that accepts electron/s when an Ionic Bond is formed becomes what type of charged atom
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polar covalent bond
the chemical that connects Oxygen atom with Hydrogen atom in water molecule
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hydrogen bond
IMFA observed in water molecules
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three
The number of Covalent Bond hat is observed to exist between the two Nitrogen atoms in a Nitrogen gas
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london dispersion force
Intermolecular Force of Attraction that is observed among Non polar molecules.
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one
The number of coordinate covalent bond observed to connect NH3 & HCl
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inert gases and noble gases
The elements that do not need to lose, gain or share electron/s when they form bond
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molecular weight
Although classified as weak IMFA, but its strength increases as the size of the atom increases and when the _______ of molecule increase
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ion-dipole force
IMFA that enables the table salt to dissolve in water
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ionic bond
A type of bond that is observed connecting Sodium and Chlorine
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