WorksheetsUnit 11 BR #2: Predicting Solution Formation
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Is this molecule polar or non-polar?
Polar, because it has lone pairs of electrons on the central atom.
Non-polar, because it is bonded to the same elements in all directions.
Water is a polar molecule.
What substances will form solutions in water?
Select all that apply.
Solutes that are ionic and made of ions.
Solutes that are polar and have areas of charge
Solutes that are non-polar and are neutral.
Is this molecule polar or non-polar?
Polar, because it has a lone pair of electrons
Non-polar, because it is bonded to the same atoms in all directions.
Which PCl3 form a solution with water?
Yes, PCl3 is polar because it has a lone pair of electrons on P. PCl 3 will attract to water.
No, PCl3 is nonpolar because it is bonded to Cl in all directions. PCl3 will not attract to water.
Is this molecule polar or non-polar?
Non-polar because it is bonded to the same element in all directions.
Polar because it has lone pair electrons on the central atom
Will SF6 form a solution with water?
Yes, SF6 is polar because it has lone pair electrons on the central atom and will attract to water.
No, SF6 is nonpolar because it is bonded to the same element in all directions and will not attract to water.
Is this molecule polar or non-polar?
Non-polar
Polar
Will BCl3 form a solution with water?
Yes, BCl3 will form a solution with water because it is polar.
No, BCl3 will not form a solution with water because it is nonpolar.
Is this molecule polar or non-polar?
Polar
Non-polar
Will BrF3 form a solution with water?
Yes, BrF3 will form a solution with water because it is polar.
No, BrF3 will not form a solution with water because it is nonpolar.
Will HF form a solution with water?
Yes, HF is polar and will form a solution with water.
No, HF is nonpolar and will not form a solution with water.
