Ionic Bonds and Lattice Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Ionic Bonds and Lattice QuizOnline version Ionic bonds and lattice concepts by sameh mohamed 1 What defines an ionic bond? a Transfer of electrons from a metal to a nonmetal b Covalent bonding with electron sharing c Sharing electrons between atoms 2 Which rule do atoms follow to reach a full octet in ionic compounds? a Gauss rule: cancel charges b Duet rule: 2 electrons only c Octet rule: achieve 8 electrons in outer shell 3 Why do cations typically have smaller radii than their neutral atoms? a Increased proton count reduces size b Lower nuclear charge in ions c Loss of electrons reduces electron-electron repulsion 4 NaCl forms which type of structure in the solid state? a A covalent molecular lattice b A metallic lattice of Na and Cl c A crystal lattice of alternating Na+ and Cl− ions 5 What does Coulomb’s Law imply about ionic bond strength? a Longer distance increases force b Higher charges and shorter distance increase bond strength c Only charges matter, distance is irrelevant 6 When do ionic compounds conduct electricity well? a Only in covalent bonds b In molten or aqueous states where ions are free c As solids at room temperature 7 Which structure is characteristic of fluorite (CaF2)? a Rutile structure with Ti and O b Fluorite structure with Ca2+ ions and F− in a cubic arrangement c NaCl rock-salt structure 8 How does lattice energy relate to melting point? a Higher lattice energy generally means a higher melting point b Lattice energy has no effect on melting point c Higher lattice energy lowers melting point 9 What tends to increase the solubility of ionic compounds in water? a Ion-dipole hydration of ions by water molecules b Hydrophobic exclusion of ions c Covalent bonding between solute molecules 10 How do ions achieve an octet in ionic compounds? a By gaining or losing electrons to reach a noble gas configuration b By forming covalent bonds with water c By sharing electrons with adjacent ions

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Ionic Bonds and Lattice QuizOnline version

by sameh mohamed

What defines an ionic bond?

Which rule do atoms follow to reach a full octet in ionic compounds?

Why do cations typically have smaller radii than their neutral atoms?

NaCl forms which type of structure in the solid state?

What does Coulomb’s Law imply about ionic bond strength?

When do ionic compounds conduct electricity well?

Which structure is characteristic of fluorite (CaF2)?

How does lattice energy relate to melting point?

What tends to increase the solubility of ionic compounds in water?

How do ions achieve an octet in ionic compounds?