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Transcribed Image Text:4. How many electrons does sulfur have in the 3p orbital?
a. 4
b. 5
5. Which of the following molecules would NOT have resonance structures?
a. CO3²-
b. S03
c. NHÀ
6. Which factor affects whether a molecule of the general form AX2 is polar?
a.
b.
C.
d.
e.
f.
7. The middle carbon in H₂CCCH₂ has what type of hybridization?
a. sp²
b. sp
8. Diamond is an example of:
a. an ionic crystal
b. a molecular crystal
A, B, and C
It is impossible for molecules of the form AX2 to be polar
a.
The electronegativity difference between atoms within the molecule that are bonded to each other
Whether there are lone pairs of electrons on the peripheral atoms
Whether there are lone pairs of electrons on the central atom
A and C
b.
c. 6
9. Which molecule would be expected to have the highest boiling point?
b. CCl4
a. CH4
C. CO₂
11. A triple bond contains:
10. The electron configuration diagram shown to the right for nitrogen:
is correct
is incorrect because it violates Hund's rule
is incorrect because it violates the Aufbau principle
d. is incorrect because it violates the Pauli exclusion principle
One sigma and two pi bonds
One pi bond and two sigma bonds
b.
c. Three sp³ hybrid orbitals
d. Three sigma bonds
c. sp³
d.
can't be determined
c. P-Cl:
d. Si-F:
c. a metallic crystal
d. a network solid
12. Classify each bond as non-polar covalent (N), polar covalent (P), or ionic (1).
a. Mg-0:
b. N-Br:
d. 0
d. 03
H- N, O,F
D- Pelop
CH₂Clz
11111
1s 2s
2p
(2 pts)

Transcribed Image Text:1. The fact that most alpha particles passed directly through the foil in Rutherford's gold foil experiment led
to the discovery that:
a.
the atom contains a large nucleus that takes up a majority of its space
b. the atom is mostly empty space
C.
d.
e.
2. An electron has the quantum numbers n= 3,1 2, m = 1,m, = +. In which orbital is this electron
Hund's
found?
the atom contains electrons, which don't interact with alpha particles
electrons orbit the nucleus in fixed energy level
B & C
a. 2p
b. 3s
3. The orbital diagram to the right represents
an electron configuration for:
A transition metal
An alkali metal
An alkaline earth metal
A lanthanide
An actinide
A non-metal
a.
f.
с. 3р
d.
3d
111 SP
10:11 P
145
1135
Is
111113d
SP
P
e. 3f
f. 4s
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