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Chemistry Chapter 9 Section 1

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Who created the original and most common scale which uses a 4.0 for Fluorine the most electronegative element as the standard?
American Chemist Lucy Paulos
American Chemist Linus Pauling
American Chemist Lucius Pauley
French Chemist Linais Pauleiene
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What is a measure of the ability of an atom in a bond to attract electrons?
radioactivity
reactivity
conductivity
electronegativity
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Which is more true?
Some bonds are covalent.
Some bonds are ionic.
All bonds involve some degree of sharing.
All bonds are either totally ionic or totally covalent.
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What is the general trend for electronegativity going from left to right on the periodic table?
increased number
decreased number
similar number
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Which explains why the electronegativity increases going left to right in a period ?
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There are more neutrons the further right you go.
There are more protons the further right you go.
There are more electrons the further right you go.
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Which correctly describes shielding effect?
Valence electrons are attracted to nucleus and shielded by more energy levels.
Valence electrons are attracted to more energy levels and shielded by the nucleus
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What happens to electronegativity numbers going down a group?
increase
decrease
stay the same
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What would result from bonding Potassium and Fluorine?
difference 3.2, ionic bond
difference 2.2, ionic bond
difference 0.6 weaker polar covalent bond
difference 1.0, very covalent bond
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What would result from bonding chlorine and chlorine?
difference 0
bond nonpolar covalent
diatomic molecule
all of the above
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range of electronegativity numbers for ionic bond
1.5 to 2.0
0 to 1.49
2.0 and greater
0.5 to 1.0
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What can be modeled as a game of tug-a-war that neither side is winning?
an ionic bond
a covalent bond
a metallic bond
a polar covalent
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Multiple Choice
What can be modeled by a tug-a-war between a 300 pound sumo wrestler and a 400 pound sumo wrestler?
a nonpolar molecule
negative ion
positive ion
A polar molecule
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Multiple Choice
•Metallic bonds result in a _________________ for all the metal atoms.
shared pool of valence electrons
total transfer of all ectrons
combined sharing and transferring of electrons
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