Covalent Bonding Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Covalent Bonding QuizOnline version Test your covalent bonding knowledge by Isaac 1 Can graphite conduct electricity? Why? a Yes, delocalised electrons in graphite can move and carry charge. b No, graphite has no free electrons. c Only metals conduct electricity. 2 What type of structure is diamond? a Layered b Molecular c Giant Covalent 3 Do giant covalent substances have high or low boiling points? Why? a High; many strong covalent bonds require a lot of energy to overcome. b Medium; moderate bonds c Low; weak intermolecular forces 4 What type of structure is graphite? a Simple Molecular b Giant covalent c Ionic 5 Is graphite hard or soft? Why? a Soft; made up of layers held together by weak forces between layers b Hard; strong covalent bonds throughout c Soft; ionic bonds between layers 6 Define Covalent bonding a Metallic bonding with a sea of electrons b Strong attraction between a shared pair of electrons and both nuclei of the atoms involved c Ionic attraction between charged particles 7 How do you know if something is covalently bonded? a Only contains non-metals b Contains metals and non-metals c Contains just metal 8 Can graphite conduct electricity? Why? a Yes, each carbon forms 3 bonds, so there are delocalised electrons that are free to move/carry the c b No, it has no free electrons c Yes, but only in the presence of heat 9 What type of structure is fullerene? a Ionic lattice b Giant covalent macromolecular c Simple Molecular structure 10 Do giant covalent substances have high or low boiling points? Why? a Low, weak intermolecular forces b Variable, depending on pressure c High, have many strong covalent bonds that require a lot of energy to overcome 11 What is the structure and bonding of carbon dioxide, water, ammonia, oxygen? a Structure - Simple molecular Bonding - Ionic b Structure - Giant covalent Bonding - Covalent c Structure - Simple molecular Bonding - Covalent 12 Can diamond conduct electricity? Why? a Yes, due to free electrons in layers b Only when dissolved in water c No, there are no delocalised electrons 13 Is diamond hard or soft? Why? a Soft, because of weak forces b Hard, due to strong covalent bonds in a rigid lattice c Hard, due to layered structure 14 Can fullerene conduct electricity? Why? a Yes, ions are free to move b Yes, has delocalised electrons that can move c No, electrons are localised 15 What type of bonding leads to delocalised electrons in graphite? a Ionic bonds b Covalent bonds forming layers with delocalised electrons c Metallic bonding only 16 Which structure has high boiling points due to many strong covalent bonds? a Giant covalent / macromolecular b Molecular gas c Simple molecular

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Covalent Bonding QuizOnline version

by Isaac

Can graphite conduct electricity? Why?

What type of structure is diamond?

Do giant covalent substances have high or low boiling points? Why?

What type of structure is graphite?

Is graphite hard or soft? Why?

Define Covalent bonding

How do you know if something is covalently bonded?

Can graphite conduct electricity? Why?

What type of structure is fullerene?

Do giant covalent substances have high or low boiling points? Why?

What is the structure and bonding of carbon dioxide, water, ammonia, oxygen?

Can diamond conduct electricity? Why?

Is diamond hard or soft? Why?

Can fullerene conduct electricity? Why?

What type of bonding leads to delocalised electrons in graphite?

Which structure has high boiling points due to many strong covalent bonds?