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Test your chem bonds knowledge

by Dwita sisilia
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1) Which statement best defines an octet rule in simple terms?

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2) The duplet rule applies to which elements?

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3) What type of bond forms when electrons are transferred from a metal to a nonmetal?

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4) In a covalent bond, what is a PEI?

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5) Which model describes electrons moving in a ‘sea’ around metal ions?

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6) When Na (Z=11) reacts with Cl (Z=17) to form NaCl, what happens?

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7) If X has 1 valence electron and Y has 7 valence electrons, what bond is likely?

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8) In H2O, what type of bond holds the O and H atoms together?

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9) Why are metals malleable?

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10) How many bonding electron pairs (PEI) are in a double covalent bond like O2?

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The octet rule states stability is reached with 8 valence electrons (2 for some early elements).

Duplet rule applies to H and He because their first shell holds only 2 electrons.

Electron transfer creates cations and anions that attract each other in an ionic bond.

PEI stands for Pasangan Elektron Ikatan—the shared bonding electron pair.

The electron sea model envisions delocalized electrons around a lattice of positive metal ions.

Sodium donates an electron, chlorine gains it, forming Na⁺ and Cl⁻, an ionic bond.

One atom tends to lose electrons and the other to gain, forming an ionic bond.

O and H share electrons; because of electronegativity differences, it is a polar covalent bond.

The ‘sea of electrons’ enables plastic deformation without disintegrating the lattice.

A double bond consists of two shared electron pairs (2 PEI).

 
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