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WorksheetsGEN CHEM 1 QUARTER 2 MODULE 2 POST TEST
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 18mins
What set of values is used to define the probable location of the electron?
Atomic numbers
Heisenberg numbers
Location numbers
Quantum numbers
What refers to the shorthand notation to indicate the distribution of electrons?
Quantum numbers
Magnetic configuration
Atomic configuration
Electronic configuration
This principle states that electrons with the same spins should be filled first in orbitals with the same energy.
Hund's Rule
Aufbau Principle
Heisenberg Principle
Pauli's Exclusion Principle
Which of the following shows the correct filling on a p orbital with 3 electrons?
Based on Aufbau’s Principle, which of the following energy orbitals should be filled first?
3d
3p
3s
4s
Determine the element with an electronic configuration of
Hafnium
Lanthanum
Osmium
Tungsten
How many electrons are allowed in one p orbital?
2
6
10
14
The last set of quantum numbers on the electronic configuration of bromine (Br)?
3p5
4p3
4p5
4p6
An element with a high value of the principal quantum number is relatively a large molecule. Which of the following element is the largest atom?
Fr
Kr
Pb
Zn
It is a symbol that consists of a chemical symbol and a dot that represents the valence electrons.
Electron symbol
Lewis symbol
Octet symbol
Valence symbol
In the bonding of elements, which electrons are involved in the bonding?
side electrons
inner electrons
middle electrons
valence electrons
How many valence electrons does Lithium have?
1 electron
2 electron
3 electrons
4 electrons
An element should be surrounded by a specific number of electrons similar to noble gases to attain the stability of a bond. What is the name of the rule?
Octet rule
Pentet rule
Sextet rule
Electron rule
The atmosphere is approximately made up of elemental nitrogen (N2). The figure below is a Lewis symbol of nitrogen gas. How many electrons are shared by the triple bond in two nitrogen atoms?
3
6
9
10
Which of the following element does not follow the octet rule?
Argon
Fluorine
Hydrogen
Oxygen
