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Electronic Stability & Bonding Quiz

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Atoms, anions, and covalent bonds

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Atoms, anions, and covalent bonds

by Jhony Amundarain
1

What is the stable electron configuration for a neon atom?

2

An ion that gains electrons is negatively charged and is called

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3

Covalent bonds are formed by what process between atoms?

4

Which element is most likely to form covalent bonds rather than ionic bonds with hydrogen?

5

Which statement best describes octet rule in covalent bonding?

6

In a simple covalent molecule like H2, each hydrogen achieves what with sharing?

7

Which bond type typically forms between nonmetals?

8

How many hydrogen molecules needs a carbon atom to become a methane molecule?

9

What is the electronic configuration of the chlorine atom?

10

What happens to an atom’s electron configuration when it forms a stable anion?

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Neon has a full second shell, achieving the total stable configuration.

Anion is when the atom gains electrons to become more negative charged

Covalent bonding involves mutual sharing of electron pairs.

Nonmetals like carbon tend to covalently bond with hydrogen.

Sharing electrons helps each atom reach eight valence electrons.

Hydrogen fills its 1s orbital with two electrons via sharing.

Nonmetals commonly form covalent bonds through electron sharing.

Polar covalent bonds occur when electronegativity differs between atoms.

It atomic number is 17

Anions form by gaining electrons to reach a noble gas-like configuration.

 
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