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Bonding and properties
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The charge of the nucleus of an atom is...A. Negative B. Positive C. Neutral
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How is a positively charged ion formed?A. Atoms gain electrons B. When atoms add together C. When an atom shares electrons. D. Atom lose electrons
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The atomic number tells us...A. The number of neutrons B. The group number C. The number of protons and electrons D. The number of shells
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How many electron can occupy shell number 1?A. 4 B. 2 C. 6 D. 8
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Which is not a property of ionic compounds?A. Brittle B. High melting point C. Only conduct when molten or dissolved. D. Low melting point E. Soluble in water.
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Which is not a property of metallic substances?A. Brittle B. Malleable C. High melting points D. Can conduct electricity. E. Insoluble
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What is an ion?A. An element B. An atom C. A charged particle D. A neutral particle
Bonding and properties (Answer Key)
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The charge of the nucleus of an atom is...A. Negative B. Positive C. Neutral
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How is a positively charged ion formed?A. Atoms gain electrons B. When atoms add together C. When an atom shares electrons. D. Atom lose electrons
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The atomic number tells us...A. The number of neutrons B. The group number C. The number of protons and electrons D. The number of shells
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How many electron can occupy shell number 1?A. 4 B. 2 C. 6 D. 8
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Which is not a property of ionic compounds?A. Brittle B. High melting point C. Only conduct when molten or dissolved. D. Low melting point E. Soluble in water.
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Which is not a property of metallic substances?A. Brittle B. Malleable C. High melting points D. Can conduct electricity. E. Insoluble
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What is an ion?A. An element B. An atom C. A charged particle D. A neutral particle
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