WRITTEN WORKS 2 _____ 8.

These are electrostatic forces of attraction that results from the complete transfer of
NAME: _______________________ GR&SEC _____________________________ electrons from one atom
I. Multiple Choice: Read the statements carefully. Choose the letter of your answer and write it on to another.
the space provided before the number. a. Covalent bonds c. Metallic bonds
______ 1. It is the tendency of an atom to attract electrons. b. Ionic bonds d. Polar and Nonpolar bonds
a. Polarity c. Chemical Bonding
b. Ionic Bonding d. Electronegativity _____9. All of the following describes ionic compounds EXCEPT:
a. They form crystals. c. They have high melting and boiling points.
______ 2. What accounts for the polarity of compounds? b. They are hard and brittle. d. They possess polar and nonpolar characteristics.
a. It is a result of the uneven partial charge distribution between various atoms in a compound.
b. The structure of covalent compounds is unique that is why they can be polar and nonpolar. _____10. Why are ionic compounds good conductors of electricity?
c. The strength between covalent bonding causes molecules to have polar and nonpolar a. Ionic compounds are electrical.
characteristics. b. The strong electrostatic attraction between ions allows electricity to flow freely.
d. Due to some exception, the sharing of electrons between atoms in covalent compounds results c. Aqueous solutions of ionic compounds cause ions to dissociate and are free to conduct
in a stable electricity.
balance of attractive and repulsive forces between atoms. d. Strong electrostatic attraction between crystal lattice of ionic compounds is strong which
needs high
_____ 3. Which of the following explains the flammability of covalent molecular compounds? temperature to melt or boil these compounds.
a. Molecules easily react with heat-producing flames.
b. They contain carbon and hydrogen atoms that react readily with oxygen gas. II. Identify the following. Write your answer on the space provided.
c. Covalent molecular compounds share their electrons forming polar and nonpolar bonds.
d. Because they generally have low melting and boiling points and the addition of a small amount 11. Sample A has a boiling point of -33 0C, whereas sample B boils at 2850 0C. In addition, sample
of energy A is soluble in organic solvents, whereas Sample B is soluble in water. Which between the two is
causes intermolecular attraction to break. an ionic compound? ______________________

_____4. Which of the following compounds is covalent? 12. Methane melts at -182 0C, whereas Sodium Fluoride melts at 993 0C. Both are poor
a. Sodium Hydroxide c. Barium chloride conductors of electricity and heat. However, methane is highly volatile, while sodium Fluoride
b. Table Sugar d. Table salt Which between the two is a covalent compound? ______________________

_____5. Which of the following example is ionic in nature? 13. Is Phosphorous Trichloride (PCl3) an ionic compound or covalent compound?
a. CO2 c. NaCl ______________________
b. H2O d. C12H22O11
14. Is Methane Ionic or covalent compound? ______________________
_____ 6. Which type of compound results from the combination of metal and nonmetal 15. Which of the following compound is malleable and ductile NH4 of MgO?
elements? ______________________
a. Ionic compounds c. Organic compounds I. Directions: Let us check your understanding. Identify which of the following compounds is ionic
b. Covalent Molecular Compounds d. Acids and Bases and covalent based on the types of elements combined. Write Ionic if it is an ionic compound,
otherwise, write covalent if it is a covalent compound.
_____ 7. Which type of compounds results from the combination of two nonmetallic elements? Example: Ionic 1.) Sodium Chloride (NaCl) Covalent 2.) Nitrogen monoxide (NO)
a. Ionic compounds c. Organic compounds _______ 16.) Carbon dioxide (CO2) ________21.) Potassium Iodide (KI)
b. Covalent molecular compounds d. Acids and Bases _______ 17.) Ferrous Sulfide (FeS) ________22.) Barium Chloride (BaCl2)
_______ 18.) Aluminum chloride (AlCl3) ________23.) Nitrogen Gas (N2)
_______ 19.) Water (H2O) ________24.) Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH)
_______ 20.) Glucose (C6H12O6) ________25.) Sucrose (C12H22O11)
III. Fill in the table below.

Compounds Lewis structure Type of bonds

MgO

PH3

CO

CH4

KCl