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WorksheetsIonic Bonds Chapter Test
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 38mins
The _______ is the smallest unit of matter.
Positive
electron
atom
molecule
The subatomic particles called protons are located in the (a) .
Protons have a _______ charge.
zero
negative
positive
atomic
Describe a neutron.
postive
nuetral
nucleus
around the nucleus
This sub atomic particle has a negative charge.
electron
nuetron
molecule
ion
The (a) of an element is determined by the number of protons
Which of the elements represented by these electron dot diagrams is not reactive?
(a)
Which of the elements can become stable by losing 1 valence electron?
(a)
Which of the elements is in Group 17?
(a)
Which of the elements is in Group 2?
(a)
When an atom loses or gains electrons, it becomes a(n) ________
crystal
ion
formula
subscript
A noble gas has ______ valence electrons.
7
18
8
0
Who designed the Periodic Table?
Rachel Carson
Dmitri Mendeleev
Albert Einstein
Rosalind Franklin
Metals
do not react easily with other elements.
react by losing electrons, located on the left side of the periodic table.
usually combine with metals by gaining electrons
Noble Gases
do not react easily with other elements.
react by losing electrons, located on the left side of the periodic table.
usually combine with metals by gaining electrons
Non-metals
do not react easily with other elements.
react by losing electrons, located on the left side of the periodic table.
usually combine with metals by gaining electrons
A group of symbols that show the ratio of the elements in a compound.
(a)
an orderly three dimensional solid formed by a build up of repeating patterns of ions
(a)
The attraction between two oppositely charged ions.
(a)
An atom or group of atoms that have an electric charge
ions
subscript
ionic coumpoiund
nucleus
Tells the ratio of elements in a compound
ions
subscript
ionic coumpoiund
nucleus
A compound made of oppositely charged ions
ions
subscript
ionic compound
nucleus
Changes to -ide
named second
negative ion suffix
comes first
ions move freely
Positive ion
named second
negative ion suffix
comes first
ions move freely
Negative ion
named second
negative ion suffix
comes first
ions move freely
Positive Ion
named second
negative ion suffix
comes first
ions move freely
Both evaporation and (a) occur only on the surface of a substance
(a) is the change from a liquid to a gas
(a) is the change from a solid to a liquid
Condensing
the change from solid to gas
the change from gas to a liquid
the change from liquid to solid
the change from liquid to a gas
Freezing
the change from solid to gas
the change from gas to a liquid
the change from liquid to solid
the change from liquid to a gas
Subliming
the change from solid to gas
the change from gas to a liquid
the change from liquid to solid
the change from liquid to a gas
When a liquid turns to a gas, the energy of the particle (a)
The (a) of melting is freezing.
Condensation is the reverse of (a)
