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Chemistry

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1. What happens to electrons in covalent bonding?

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Non-metals can only lose electrons under extreme conditions, it is much easier for them to share electrons to become stable

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Non-metals can only lose electrons under extreme conditions, it is much easier for them to share electrons to become stable

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2. Pick the correct combination of properties of most covalent compounds.

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Most covalent compounds do not conduct electricity because they do not contain any ions and have low melting and boiling points as the bonds between the molecules are weak and can be easily broken by increasing the temperature

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Most covalent compounds do not conduct electricity because they do not contain any ions and have low melting and boiling points as the bonds between the molecules are weak and can be easily broken by increasing the temperature

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3. At the point of equilibrium...

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At this point, there is no overall change in the amount of products or reactants

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At this point, there is no overall change in the amount of products or reactants

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4. One example of a reversible reaction is the Haber process. Pick the correct symbol equation for the reaction between hydrogen and nitrogen to produce ammonia in the Haber process.

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You should have immediately dismissed the first two answers since they don't contain the double arrow that shows this is a reversible reaction. Ammonia is an important chemical in industry and is used to manufacture nitric acid and fertilizers.

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You should have immediately dismissed the first two answers since they don't contain the double arrow that shows this is a reversible reaction. Ammonia is an important chemical in industry and is used to manufacture nitric acid and fertilizers.

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5. Choose the correctly balanced chemical equation from the list.

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The reaction of phosphorous pentachloride with water is very violent!

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The reaction of phosphorous pentachloride with water is very violent!

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6. Choose the correctly balanced chemical equation from the list.

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One of the halogen displacement reactions

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One of the halogen displacement reactions

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7. The type of bonding that holds the atoms together in water is...

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Hydrogen and oxygen are both non-metals and so share electrons to form covalent bonds

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Hydrogen and oxygen are both non-metals and so share electrons to form covalent bonds

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8. Which element has the electron configuration 2:4?

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2:4 = 6 electrons therefore 6 protons meaning the element has atomic number 6 which corresponds to carbon

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2:4 = 6 electrons therefore 6 protons meaning the element has atomic number 6 which corresponds to carbon

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9. What is an acid?

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The $H^{+}$ ion is simply an H atom with a missing electron, i.e. a proton

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The $H^{+}$ ion is simply an H atom with a missing electron, i.e. a proton

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10. Precipitation reactions occur when an insoluble salt is formed. Precipitation reactions can be used in industry to...

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By raising the pH of the water, insoluble metal hydroxides precipitate out of solution, which produces a sludge that can be easily removed

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By raising the pH of the water, insoluble metal hydroxides precipitate out of solution, which produces a sludge that can be easily removed

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