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Why can metals conduct electricity?
 
Delocalised electrons carry a charge
 
The positive metal ions carry a charge
 
The positive metals ions repel each other
What's the maximum number of covalent bonds carbon can form?
 
4
 
3
 
3
 
1
Diamond is so strong because...
 
Each carbon shares electrons with 4 other carbons
 
It is arranged in layers
 
There are weak intermolecular forces
 
There are weak forces of attraction
Covalent structures can be...
 
Either simple molecular structures or giant structures
 
Only simple molecular structures
 
Only giant structures
What is the charge of an oxygen ion?
 
2-
 
2+
 
1-
 
1+
What is the charge of a magnesium ion?
 
2+
 
1+
 
1-
 
2-
Potassium chloride is...
 
An example of an ionic compound
 
An example of a covalent compound
 
An example of a metallic compound
Graphite is not as strong as diamond because...
 
The carbons are arranged in layers
 
The carbons have no free electrons
 
Each carbon is covalently bonded to 4 other carbons
Solid giant ionic structures cannot conduct electricity unless...
 
They are molten or dissolved in water
 
The surface area is increased
 
There are free electrons added
An example of a giant covalent structure is...
 
Diamond
 
Carbon dioxide
 
Methane
Simple covalent structures are usually...
 
Liquid or gases at room temperature
 
Solids at room temperature
 
Frozen at room temperature
How many atoms does a single molecule of oxygen have?
 
2
 
1
 
3
 
4
How many atoms does a single molecule of carbon dioxide have?
 
3
 
2
 
1
 
6
Sodium chloride is...
 
An ionic structure
 
A covalent structure
 
A metallic structure
Ionic structures are...
 
Giant lattices
 
Small lattices
 
Small molecules
 
Large molecules
Magnesium is in group 2 and can...
 
Lose 2 electrons
 
Gain 2 electrons
Oxygen is in group 6 and can...
 
Gain 2 electrons
 
Lose 2 electrons
Ions have...
 
A full outer shell
 
One shell
 
Two shells
 
Three shells
Ions become like elements in group...
 
0
 
7
 
6
 
1
What happens in a covalent bond?
 
Electrons are shared
 
Electrons are lost
 
Electrons are gained
What happens to non metals in an ionic bond?
 
They gain electrons
 
They lose electrons
What happens to metals in an ionic bond?
 
They lose electrons
 
They gain electrons
What is a covalent bond?
 
A bond between non metals
 
A bond between metals
 
A bond between a metal and non metal
What is a metallic bond?
 
A bond between metals
 
A bond between a metal and non metal
 
A bond between non metals
What is an ionic bond?
 
A bond between metals and non metals
 
A bond between a metal and non metal
 
A bond between non metals
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