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Quick Opening 1

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Chemistry

9th - 12th Grade

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

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What is the name for group 1, and what type of ions will they form?

They are called alkali metals, and they will each lose an electron to have a charge of +1 when they form ions.
They are called alkali metals and they will each gain an electron to have a charge of +1 when they form ions
They are called alkaline earth metals, and they will each lose an electron to have a charge of+1 when they form ions.
They are called alkaline earth metals, and they will each gain an electron to have a charge of−1 when they form ions.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

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30 sec • 1 pt

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How does the combination of deuterium ( H-2) and tritium ( H-3) during fusion change the nuclei?

Two lighter nuclei form a lighter nucleus and release energy.
Two lighter nuclei form a nucleus with fewer protons and release energy
Two lighter nuclei form a heavier nucleus and release energy.
Two lighter nuclei form a nucleus with fewer electrons and release energy.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

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According to information in the periodic table, what mistake did Luis make in his table?

The −2 charge for Se is incorrect, because Se is in group 17 which have charges of −1 when they form ions
The +2 charge for K is incorrect, because K is in group 1 which have charges of +1 when they form ions.
The +2 charge for Cr is incorrect, because Cr is in group 1 which have charges of +1 when they form ions.
The −1 charge for Br is incorrect, because Br is in group 1 which have charges of −2 when they form ions.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

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What types of bonds formed in each of these compounds, and how does the melting point data support this conclusion?

CH4 and H2O must have ionic bonds because they have high melting points, whereas MgCl2 and NaBr must have covalent bonds because they have low melting points.
CH4 and H2O must have ionic bonds because they have low melting points, whereas MgCland NaBr must have covalent bonds because they have high melting points.
CH4 and H2O must have covalent bonds because they have low melting points, whereas MgCl2and NaBr must have ionic bonds because they have high melting points
CH4 and H2O must have covalent bonds because they have high melting points, whereas MgCl2 and NaBr must have ionic bonds because they have low melting points.

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