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Slide 1 / 48 Covalent Bonding and Geometry Free Response Slide 2 / 48 1 What is the name of the compound N 2 F 4 ? Slide 3 / 48 2 What is the name of the compound CO? Slide 4 / 48 3 What is the name of the compound SF 6 ? Slide 5 / 48 4


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Covalent Bonding and Geometry Free Response

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1 What is the name of the compound N2F4?

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2 What is the name of the compound CO?

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3 What is the name of the compound SF6?

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4 What is the name of the compound P4O10?

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5 What is the formula of the compound Carbon Dioxide?

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6 What is the formula of the compound Nitrogen Triflouride?

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7 What is the formula of the compound Dinitrogen Trisulfide?

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8 What is the formula of the compound Iodine Pentaflouride?

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9 What is the name of the compound SCl4?

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10 What is the name of the compound Si2Br6?

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11 What is the name of the compound H2S?

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12 What is the name of the compound Cl2O6?

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13 What is the formula of the compound Dinitrogen Pentoxide?

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14 What is the formula of the compound Hexaboron Silicide?

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15 What is the formula of the compound Sulfur Trioxide?

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16 What is the formula of the compound Hydrogen Monochloride?

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17 Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for the compound N2F4?

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18 Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for the compound CO?

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19 Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for the compound SF6?

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20 Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for the compound SCl4?

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21 Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for the compound Si2Br6?

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22 Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for the compound H2S?

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23 Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for CO3

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A How many resonance structures does Carbonate have? B

Draw one of Carbonate's resonance structures.

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24 Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for O3

A How many resonance structures does Ozone have? B

Draw one of Ozone's resonance structures.

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25 Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for NO2

  • A How many resonance structures does Nitrite have?

B

Draw one of Nitrite's resonance structures.

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26 Draw the Lewis Dot Structure for NO3

  • A How many resonance structures does Nitrate have?

B

Draw one of Nitrate's resonance structures.

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27 Consider N2F4

A What are the VSEPR Numbers around either Nitrogen

atom?

B

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around either Nitrogen atom?

C

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around any Flourine atom?

D

What is the Molecular Domain Geometry (MDG) around either Nitrogen atom?

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28 Consider CO

A What are the VSEPR Numbers around the Oxygen atom? B What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the

Carbon atom?

C

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the Oxygen atom?

D

What is the Molecular Domain Geometry (MDG) of the molecule?

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29 Consider SF6

A What are the VSEPR Numbers of the molecule? B

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the Sulfur atom?

C

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the Fluorine atom?

D

What is the Molecular Domain Geometry (MDG) of the molecule?

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30 Consider CO3

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A What are the VSEPR Numbers of the ion? B

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the Carbon atom?

C

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around a single bonded Oxygen atom?

D

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around a double bonded Oxygen atom?

E

What is the Molecular Domain Geometry (MDG) of the ion?

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31 Consider O3

A What are the VSEPR Numbers of the molecule? B

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the central Oxygen atom?

C

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around a single bonded Oxygen atom?

D

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around a double bonded Oxygen atom?

E

What is the Molecular Domain Geometry (MDG) of the molecule?

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32 Consider SCl4

A What are the VSEPR Numbers of the molecule? B

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the Sulfur atom?

C

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around any Chlorine atom?

D

What is the Molecular Domain Geometry (MDG) of the molecule?

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33 Consider Si2Br6

A What are the VSEPR Numbers around either Silicon atom? B

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the either Silicon atom?

C

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around any Bromine atom?

D

What is the Molecular Domain Geometry (MDG) around either Silicon atom?

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34 Consider H2S

A What are the VSEPR Numbers of the molecule? B

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the Sulfur atom?

C

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the Hydrogen atom?

D

What is the Molecular Domain Geometry (MDG) of the molecule?

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35 Consider NO2

  • A What are the VSEPR Numbers of the ion?

B

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the Nitrogen atom?

C

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around a single bonded Oxygen atom?

D

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around a double bonded Oxygen atom?

E

What is the Molecular Domain Geometry (MDG) of the ion?

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36 Consider NO3

  • A What are the VSEPR Numbers of the ion?

B

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around the Nitrogen atom?

C

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around a single bonded Oxygen atom?

D

What is the Electron Domain Geometry (EDG) around a double bonded Oxygen atom?

E

What is the Molecular Domain Geometry (MDG) of the ion?

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37 Consider N2F4

  • A Is the N-F Bond Polar? Explain

B

Is the N-N Bond Polar? Explain

C

Is the molecule Polar? Explain

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38 Consider CO

A Is the C-O Bond Polar? Explain B

Is the molecule Polar? Explain

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39 Consider SF6

A Is the S-F Bond Polar? Explain B

Is the molecule Polar? Explain

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40 Consider CO3

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A Is the C-O bond Polar? Explain B

Is the C=O bond Polar? Explain

C

Is the molecule Polar? Explain

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41 Consider O3

A Is the O-O bond Polar? Explain B

Is the O=O bond Polar? Explain

C

Is the molecule Polar? Explain

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42 Consider SCl4

A Is the S-Cl bond Polar? Explain B

Is the molecular Polar? Explain

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43 Consider Si2Br6

A Is the Si-Si Bond Polar? Explain B

Is the Si-Br Bond Polar? Explain

C

Is the molecule Polar? Explain

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44 Consider H2S

A Is the H-S Bond Polar? Explain B

Is the molecule Polar? Explain

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45 Consider NO2

  • A Is the N-O bond Polar? Explain

B

Is the N=O bond Polar? Explain

C

Is the molecule Polar? Explain

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46 Consider NO3

  • A Is the N-O bond Polar? Explain

B

Is the N=O bond Polar? Explain

C

Is the molecule Polar? Explain

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