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Atoms of oxygen can form many different types of covalent chemical bonds. Which 19 covalent bond can atoms of oxygen form? A. Single bonds only B. Single bonds & Double bonds C. Single bonds, Double bonds, & Triple bonds D. None of the options listed. Which element's atoms can only form one single bond and no others in a covalent 20 compound? A. Hydrogen B. Helium C. Lithium D. Beryllium Which element's atoms can only form one single bond and no others in a covalent 21 compound? A. Selenium B. Arsenic C. Aluminum D. Bromine Consider the covalent compound H₂O. 22 How many total valence electrons are in one molecule? A. 2 C. 8 B. 6 D. 10 Consider the covalent compound H₂O. 23 How many unshared pairs of electrons are in one molecule? C. 3 pairs A. 1 pair B. 2 pairs D. 4 pairs Consider the covalent compound NF3. 24 How many total valence electrons are in one molecule? A. 22 C. 28 B. 26 D. 32 Consider the covalent compound NF3. 25 How many unshared pairs of electrons are in one molecule? A. 9 pairs C. 12 pairs B. 10 pairs D. 15 pairs

Atoms of oxygen can form many different types of covalent chemical bonds. Which 19 covalent bond can atoms of oxygen form? A. Single bonds only B. Single bonds & Double bonds C. Single bonds, Double bonds, & Triple bonds D. None of the options listed. Which element's atoms can only form one single bond and no others in a covalent 20 compound? A. Hydrogen B. Helium C. Lithium D. Beryllium Which element's atoms can only form one single bond and no others in a covalent 21 compound? A. Selenium B. Arsenic C. Aluminum D. Bromine Consider the covalent compound H₂O. 22 How many total valence electrons are in one molecule? A. 2 C. 8 B. 6 D. 10 Consider the covalent compound H₂O. 23 How many unshared pairs of electrons are in one molecule? C. 3 pairs A. 1 pair B. 2 pairs D. 4 pairs Consider the covalent compound NF3. 24 How many total valence electrons are in one molecule? A. 22 C. 28 B. 26 D. 32 Consider the covalent compound NF3. 25 How many unshared pairs of electrons are in one molecule? A. 9 pairs C. 12 pairs B. 10 pairs D. 15 pairs

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TTTTTTTTT Study the four compound structures. One compound is correct and follows all of the rules for a stable covalent compound. Three compounds are incorrect and violate the 26 rules. Which structure is correct? A. H H-CIC B. H H HIC C B. H H H || HTC=C=N: H :CI: H H-CIC H :C1: H C. H 80 IH H=C C H H H H H Study the four compound structures. One compound is correct and follows all of the rules for a stable covalent compound. Three compounds are incorrect and violate the rules. 27 Which structure is correct? A. D. H H | H-C-C-H C. : D. I H H IT H-C-C-N: H :CI: H HINIH 1 H 1 H-C-C-N: || H :C1: 00 H-N- 1 H
Transcribed Image Text:TTTTTTTTT Study the four compound structures. One compound is correct and follows all of the rules for a stable covalent compound. Three compounds are incorrect and violate the 26 rules. Which structure is correct? A. H H-CIC B. H H HIC C B. H H H || HTC=C=N: H :CI: H H-CIC H :C1: H C. H 80 IH H=C C H H H H H Study the four compound structures. One compound is correct and follows all of the rules for a stable covalent compound. Three compounds are incorrect and violate the rules. 27 Which structure is correct? A. D. H H | H-C-C-H C. : D. I H H IT H-C-C-N: H :CI: H HINIH 1 H 1 H-C-C-N: || H :C1: 00 H-N- 1 H
TTTTTTTTTTT Atoms of oxygen can form many different types of covalent chemical bonds. Which 19 covalent bond can atoms of oxygen form? A. Single bonds only B. Single bonds & Double bonds C. Single bonds, Double bonds, & Triple bonds D. None of the options listed. Which element's atoms can only form one single bond and no others in a covalent 20 compound? A. Hydrogen B. Helium C. Lithium D. Beryllium Which element's atoms can only form one single bond and no others in a covalent 21 compound? A. Selenium B. Arsenic C. Aluminum D. Bromine Consider the covalent compound H₂O. 22 How many total valence electrons are in one molecule? A. 2 C. 8 B. 6 D. 10 Consider the covalent compound H₂O. 23 How many unshared pairs of electrons are in one molecule? C. 3 pairs A. 1 pair B. 2 pairs D. 4 pairs Consider the covalent compound NF3. 24 How many total valence electrons are in one molecule? A. 22 B. 26 C. 28 D. 32 Consider the covalent compound NF3. 25 How many unshared pairs of electrons are in one molecule? A. 9 pairs C. 12 pairs B. 10 pairs D. 15 pairs 5
Transcribed Image Text:TTTTTTTTTTT Atoms of oxygen can form many different types of covalent chemical bonds. Which 19 covalent bond can atoms of oxygen form? A. Single bonds only B. Single bonds & Double bonds C. Single bonds, Double bonds, & Triple bonds D. None of the options listed. Which element's atoms can only form one single bond and no others in a covalent 20 compound? A. Hydrogen B. Helium C. Lithium D. Beryllium Which element's atoms can only form one single bond and no others in a covalent 21 compound? A. Selenium B. Arsenic C. Aluminum D. Bromine Consider the covalent compound H₂O. 22 How many total valence electrons are in one molecule? A. 2 C. 8 B. 6 D. 10 Consider the covalent compound H₂O. 23 How many unshared pairs of electrons are in one molecule? C. 3 pairs A. 1 pair B. 2 pairs D. 4 pairs Consider the covalent compound NF3. 24 How many total valence electrons are in one molecule? A. 22 B. 26 C. 28 D. 32 Consider the covalent compound NF3. 25 How many unshared pairs of electrons are in one molecule? A. 9 pairs C. 12 pairs B. 10 pairs D. 15 pairs 5
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