Frog Jump: Ionic vs Covalent Chemistry

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Froggy Jumps Frog Jump: Ionic vs Covalent ChemistryOnline version Ionic vs Covalent traits by ain qamarina 1 Which statement best describes electrical conductivity for ionic compounds when melted or dissolved in water? a Both ionic and covalent compounds conduct electricity equally in all states b Ionic compounds conduct electricity when molten or dissolved in water c Covalent compounds always conduct electricity in water 2 Which type is generally soluble in water? a Ionic compounds are usually soluble in water b Neither type dissolves in water at all c Covalent compounds are always soluble in water 3 Regarding melting/boiling points, ionic compounds typically have: a Both have uniformly high melting points b High melting points; covalent compounds vary c Low melting points; covalent compounds are always high 4 What forces primarily hold ionic compounds together in a lattice? a Electrostatic forces between ions b Covalent bonds between molecules c Van der Waals forces only 5 Which type is more soluble in organic solvents like hexane? a Neither dissolves in organic solvents b Covalent compounds (often) are more soluble in organic solvents c Ionic compounds (often) are more soluble in organic solvents 6 In terms of particles, ionic compounds form: a A lattice of ions; covalent compounds form discrete molecules b Individual atoms c A single giant molecule only 7 Which statement about boiling points is typically true? a All have the same boiling points b Ionic compounds usually have higher boiling points than many covalent molecules c Covalent compounds always have higher boiling points 8 Do ionic solids conduct electricity in the solid state? a Yes, in solid state they conduct b Only if heated very hot c No, they conduct only when molten or dissolved 9 Van der Waals forces are most significant in which type of substance? a Metals with metallic bonding b Ionic lattices c Covalent molecular substances 10 Which example is covalent rather than ionic? a MgO (magnesium oxide) b CO2 (carbon dioxide) c NaCl (sodium chloride)

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Frog Jump: Ionic vs Covalent ChemistryOnline version

Ionic vs Covalent traits

by ain qamarina

Which statement best describes electrical conductivity for ionic compounds when melted or dissolved in water?

Both ionic and covalent compounds conduct electricity equally in all states

Ionic compounds conduct electricity when molten or dissolved in water

Covalent compounds always conduct electricity in water

Which type is generally soluble in water?

Ionic compounds are usually soluble in water

Neither type dissolves in water at all

Covalent compounds are always soluble in water

Regarding melting/boiling points, ionic compounds typically have:

Both have uniformly high melting points

High melting points; covalent compounds vary

Low melting points; covalent compounds are always high

What forces primarily hold ionic compounds together in a lattice?

Electrostatic forces between ions

Covalent bonds between molecules

Van der Waals forces only

Which type is more soluble in organic solvents like hexane?

Neither dissolves in organic solvents

Covalent compounds (often) are more soluble in organic solvents

Ionic compounds (often) are more soluble in organic solvents

In terms of particles, ionic compounds form:

A lattice of ions; covalent compounds form discrete molecules

Individual atoms

A single giant molecule only

Which statement about boiling points is typically true?

All have the same boiling points

Ionic compounds usually have higher boiling points than many covalent molecules

Covalent compounds always have higher boiling points

Do ionic solids conduct electricity in the solid state?

Yes, in solid state they conduct

Only if heated very hot

No, they conduct only when molten or dissolved

Van der Waals forces are most significant in which type of substance?

Metals with metallic bonding

Ionic lattices

Covalent molecular substances

Which example is covalent rather than ionic?

MgO (magnesium oxide)

CO2 (carbon dioxide)

NaCl (sodium chloride)

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Which statement best describes electrical conductivity for ionic compounds when melted or dissolved in water?

Which type is generally soluble in water?

Regarding melting/boiling points, ionic compounds typically have:

What forces primarily hold ionic compounds together in a lattice?

Which type is more soluble in organic solvents like hexane?

In terms of particles, ionic compounds form:

Which statement about boiling points is typically true?

Do ionic solids conduct electricity in the solid state?

Van der Waals forces are most significant in which type of substance?

Which example is covalent rather than ionic?

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