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1 | | An element is a solid, shiny, malleable, and ductile at room temperature. What other properties would it most likely have? |
| | A) | It conducts both heat and electricity well. |
| | B) | It conducts heat well, but not electricity. |
| | C) | It conducts electricity well, but not heat. |
| | D) | It does not conduct heat or electricity. |
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2 | | What is the best description of electrons in the element shown below? (8.0K)
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| | A) | The electrons fill three energy levels. |
| | B) | There are three valence electrons. |
| | C) | There is one stable octet. |
| | D) | There are two valence electrons. |
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3 | | What feature is common to elements in the same group (vertical column) on the periodic table? |
| | A) | The atoms have the same number of protons. |
| | B) | The atoms have the same number of energy levels. |
| | C) | The atoms have the number of valence electrons. |
| | D) | The atoms have the number of neutrons. |
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4 | | Predict the number of valence electrons and their behaviour in an atom of rubidium (atomic number 37). Rubidium is just below potassium on the periodic table. (22.0K)
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| | A) | The atom has 1 valence electron and gains 7 electrons in chemical reactions. |
| | B) | The atom has 1 valence electron and loses it in chemical reactions. |
| | C) | The atom has 7 valence electrons and gains 1 more electron in chemical reactions. |
| | D) | The atom has 7 valence electrons and loses all of them in chemical reactions. |
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5 | | What does an atom that loses electrons become? |
| | A) | a positively charged ion called a cation |
| | B) | a negatively charged ion called a cation |
| | C) | a positively charged ion called an anion |
| | D) | a negatively charged ion called an anion |
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6 | | What are the proper names for the ions shown in the diagram? (1.0K)
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| | A) | aluminium ion and oxygen ion |
| | B) | aluminide ion and oxygen ion |
| | C) | aluminide ion and oxide ion |
| | D) | aluminium ion and oxide ion |
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7 | | What happens when an atom of potassium reacts with an atom of fluorine to form the ionic compound potassium fluoride, KF? |
| | A) | An electron is transferred from the metallic atom to the non-metallic atom. |
| | B) | An electron is transferred from the non-metallic atom to the metallic atom? |
| | C) | A single electron is shared. |
| | D) | Several electrons are shared. |
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8 | | What type of binary compound would the chemical CF4 most likely be? |
| | A) | ionic, because it is formed from a metal and a non-metal |
| | B) | ionic, because it is formed from two non-metals |
| | C) | molecular, because it is formed from a metal and a non-metal |
| | D) | molecular, because it is formed from two non-metals |
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9 | | Which description is most appropriate for a sample of the compound sulfur dioxide, SO2? |
| | A) | a crystal lattice formed by electron transfer |
| | B) | a crystal lattice formed by electron sharing |
| | C) | independent molecules formed by electron transfer |
| | D) | independent molecules formed by electron sharing |
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10 | | What is the maximum number of covalent bonds a phosphorus atom can form? (3.0K)
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| | A) | 1 |
| | B) | 3 |
| | C) | 7 |
| | D) | 15 |
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