1) The chemistry document discusses atoms and bonding, including ionic and covalent bonds. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions about topics like the octet rule, why ice floats, and properties of metals.
2) The multiple choice section contains 5 questions worth 1 mark each about topics like why atoms react and electron configuration patterns.
3) The short answer section contains 9 questions worth 2 marks each, examples include why metals conduct electricity, different types of covalent bonds, and the difference between inter and intramolecular forces.
4) There are two extended response questions worth 6 marks each about ionic bond formation and explaining single, double, and triple covalent bonds.
1) The chemistry document discusses atoms and bonding, including ionic and covalent bonds. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions about topics like the octet rule, why ice floats, and properties of metals.
2) The multiple choice section contains 5 questions worth 1 mark each about topics like why atoms react and electron configuration patterns.
3) The short answer section contains 9 questions worth 2 marks each, examples include why metals conduct electricity, different types of covalent bonds, and the difference between inter and intramolecular forces.
4) There are two extended response questions worth 6 marks each about ionic bond formation and explaining single, double, and triple covalent bonds.
1) The chemistry document discusses atoms and bonding, including ionic and covalent bonds. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions about topics like the octet rule, why ice floats, and properties of metals.
2) The multiple choice section contains 5 questions worth 1 mark each about topics like why atoms react and electron configuration patterns.
3) The short answer section contains 9 questions worth 2 marks each, examples include why metals conduct electricity, different types of covalent bonds, and the difference between inter and intramolecular forces.
4) There are two extended response questions worth 6 marks each about ionic bond formation and explaining single, double, and triple covalent bonds.
a) They are attracted to each other b) They are sort of electrons c) They want to attain stability d) They want to disperse
Octet rule is a) Descriptions of eight electrons b) picture of electron configuration c) Pattern of electrons configuration d) attaining of eight electrons
A bond formed between two non-metals is expected to be
a) Covalent b) Ionic c) Metallic d) Coordinate covalent
Ice floats on water because
a) Ice is denser than water b) Ice is crystalline in nature c) Water is denser than ice d) Water molecules moves
Triple covalent bond involves how many electrons
a) Eight b) Six c) Four d) Five
Q#2 Answer any five form short questions Total
Marks(7×2=14)
i. Why do atoms react?
ii. Metals are good conductors of electricity why? iii. What type of covalent bond is formed in nitrogen molecule (N2) iv. Why a covalent bond becomes polar? v. Why does ice floats on water? vi. What is the difference between inter-molecule and infra-molecular forces? vii. Write 3 properties of metals. viii. What is dipole-dipole interaction? ix. Why HCL has dipole-dipole forces of attraction?
Attempt any one question Total Marks(6×1=1)
Q#3 What is an iconic bond? Discuss the formation of iconic bond between Na and CL atoms. Q#4 What are covalent bonds? How they form? Explain the formation of single,double and triple covalent bonds.