1. Mg is a/an a. anion b. halogen C. cation d. cube e. transition metal

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1. Mg is a/an
a. anion
b. halogen
C. cation
d. cube
e. transition metal
2. For Mg to become Mg, it had to:
a. gain electrons
b. gain protons
c. lose electrons
d. gain electrons
e. lose e and pain protons
3. The shape of p orbitals can best be described as:
a. Spherical
b. cube
c. face centered
d. clover-leaf
e. dumbbell
4. Porbitals have how many different orientations?
a. 1
ь. 2
c. 3
d. 5
e 7
5. The 4d orbitals can hold a maximum of how many electrons?
а. 2
b. 4
C. 6
d. 8
e. 10
6. The name for Cus is:
a. copper monosulfate b. copper sulfate c. copper sulfide d. copper (1) sulfide e. copper () sulfide
7. Which is LARGEST?
a. Helium
b. Phosphorus
c. Chlorine
d. Nitrogen
e. Fluorine
8. Which is the MOST electronegative
a. Helium
b. Phosphorus
c. Chlorine
d. Nitrogen
e. Fluorine
9. In the reaction of K.CO (aq) and FeCla(aq), a product would be:
a. Kafe
b. KCh
C. KCI
d. KCI
e.Cl
10. In the reaction of K:CO (aq) and FeCli(aq), a product would be:
a. Fek
b. Fe:Ch
c. FeCO,
d. Fe:CO
e. Fe(CO)s
11. What is the net ionic equation for: PbSO (aq) + 2KCI (aq) → PbCl (s) + K:SO (aq)
a. Pb" (aq) + SO(aq) + 2K" (aq) + 20 (aq)
Pb + 20 (s) + 2K" (aq) + So(aa)
b. Pb" (aq) + 20r (aq) 2K (aq) + So (aq)
c. SO (aq) + 2K (ag) 2K" (aq) + So (ag)
d. So taq) + 2K' (aq) PbCl, (s)
e. Pb" (aq) + 2C (aq) PbClh (s)
12. What are the spectator ions for: PbSo. (aq) + 2KCI (aq) PbCh (s) + KaSOalaq)
a. Pb, So, 2K", 20
b. Pb, 20
c So, 2K
d. Pb, so, 2K
e. So, 2K, 20CH
Transcribed Image Text:1. Mg is a/an a. anion b. halogen C. cation d. cube e. transition metal 2. For Mg to become Mg, it had to: a. gain electrons b. gain protons c. lose electrons d. gain electrons e. lose e and pain protons 3. The shape of p orbitals can best be described as: a. Spherical b. cube c. face centered d. clover-leaf e. dumbbell 4. Porbitals have how many different orientations? a. 1 ь. 2 c. 3 d. 5 e 7 5. The 4d orbitals can hold a maximum of how many electrons? а. 2 b. 4 C. 6 d. 8 e. 10 6. The name for Cus is: a. copper monosulfate b. copper sulfate c. copper sulfide d. copper (1) sulfide e. copper () sulfide 7. Which is LARGEST? a. Helium b. Phosphorus c. Chlorine d. Nitrogen e. Fluorine 8. Which is the MOST electronegative a. Helium b. Phosphorus c. Chlorine d. Nitrogen e. Fluorine 9. In the reaction of K.CO (aq) and FeCla(aq), a product would be: a. Kafe b. KCh C. KCI d. KCI e.Cl 10. In the reaction of K:CO (aq) and FeCli(aq), a product would be: a. Fek b. Fe:Ch c. FeCO, d. Fe:CO e. Fe(CO)s 11. What is the net ionic equation for: PbSO (aq) + 2KCI (aq) → PbCl (s) + K:SO (aq) a. Pb" (aq) + SO(aq) + 2K" (aq) + 20 (aq) Pb + 20 (s) + 2K" (aq) + So(aa) b. Pb" (aq) + 20r (aq) 2K (aq) + So (aq) c. SO (aq) + 2K (ag) 2K" (aq) + So (ag) d. So taq) + 2K' (aq) PbCl, (s) e. Pb" (aq) + 2C (aq) PbClh (s) 12. What are the spectator ions for: PbSo. (aq) + 2KCI (aq) PbCh (s) + KaSOalaq) a. Pb, So, 2K", 20 b. Pb, 20 c So, 2K d. Pb, so, 2K e. So, 2K, 20CH
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