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A metal and a nonmetal bond to form

A Covalent bond

A Hydrogen bond

A Metallic bond

An Ionic bond

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A nonmetal and a nonmetal bond to form

A Metallic bond

A Hydrogen bond

An Ionic bond

A Covalent bond

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A metal and a metal bond to form

An Ionic bond

A Hydrogen bond

A Covalent bond

A Metallic bond

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When making a Lewis Dot Diagram of an element, where does the first dot go?

Left Side

Top

Right Side

Bottom

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When making a Lewis Dot Diagram of an element, where does the second dot go?

Right Side

Left Side

Top

Bottom

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When making a Lewis Dot Diagram of an Ion, when do you ERASE dots?

When there are three or less dots (Valence Electrons)

When the ion is an anion

When there are only one or two dots (Valence Electrons)

When there are five or more dots (Valence Electrons)

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When making a Lewis Dot Diagram of an Ion, when do you ADD X's?

When the ion is an anion

When there are only one or two dots (Valence Electrons)

When there are three or less dots (Valence Electrons)

When there are five or more dots (Valence Electrons)

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The element X represents an element in which Group on the Periodic Table?

6

5

3

7

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How many Valence Electrons does Sodium have?

6

7

1

2

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How many Valence Electrons does Oxygen have?

6

3

5

7

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How many Chlorine ions would have to bond with a Calcium Ion?

3

7

1

2

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How many Oxygen Ions would bond with a Calcium Ion?

6

2

3

1

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What kind of bond is shown in the image?

Ionic

Metallic

Hydrogen

Covalent

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What kind of bond is shown in the image?

No Bond

Covalent

Metallic

Ionic

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What kind of bond is shown in the image?

ionic

covalent

hydrogen

metallic

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What kind of bond is shown in the image?

Covalent

Metallic

Hydrogen

Ionic

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