WorksheetsFlinnPREP Unit 1
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the structure of an ionic compound
Cations strung together in an intricate lattice pattern with a positive charge
Cations strung together, with a sea of electrons surrounding it
Cations and anions held together in a crystal lattice with an overall neutral charge
Anions strung together in an intricate lattice pattern with a negative charge
When an atom gains an electron, it becomes
(a)
When an atom loses an electron it becomes
(a)
The location of an element is relevant to ions because
The group tells you the charge of the ion
The family tells you the charge of the ion
The group and family combination tells you the charge of the ion
Most elements not in the s and p blocks form multiple cations, aside from
Aluminum (3+)
Tin (+4)
Gold (+1)
Silver (1+)
Zinc (2+)
Transition metals form (a) cations
The right way to write Lead with a +4 charge is
(a)
Polyatomic ions are held together by
ionic bonds
covalent bonds
To show the number of each atom in a polyatomic ion, we use
(a)
To show the charge of a polyatomic ion, we use
(a)
When labeling ionic compounds, the (a) goes first
The proper way to write multiple ions in an ionic compound is
(SO42−)(CO32−)2
(SO42−)(CO32−)2
(SO42−)(CO32−)2
What is an easy way to find the amount of an ion needed in an ionic compound?
(a)
Write the element combination for Potassium Bromide
(a)
What is the proper way to write the formula for copper(II)
Cu2
Cu2−
Cu2+
2Cu
Name
P4O7phosphorus oxide
tetraphosphorus heptaoxide
phosphide oxide
tetraphosphorus heptoxide
Name
BI3bromine triiodide
bromine iodide
bromine tridide
monobromine triiodide
How are binary acids named?
Add -ous to the end
Add hydro- to the beginning
Add -ic to the end
Add -ite to the end
What are oxyacids composed of?
protons
oxygen atoms
anions
polyatomic ions
carbon atoms
Name
H2SO3
(a)
Name H3PO4
(a)
Name H2S
(a)
