AP Chemistry Unit 8
Chapter 8 Bonding
Daily
1. Which of the following bonds do you expect to be polar covalent?
a. H-N b. H-H c. Cs-F d. H-O
2.What is the electronegativity difference between At and H
a. 0.1 b. –0.1 c. 4.3 d. 0.1
3.Order for the following bonds in order of increasing bond polarity
4.Which of the following molecules would you expect to exhibit the greatest polarity (all are tetrahedronal)
a. CHCl3 b. CH4 c.CCl4 d.CH3Cl
5. Which ion could the following electron configuration
describe, 1s22s22p63s23p4
a. K+ b. Cl+ c. S-2 d. Ca+2
6. Place the following species in order of increasing size
a. B+3<Be+2<Ne<O-2
b. Ne<B+3<Be+2<O-2
c. O-2<Ne<Be+2<B+3
d. Ne<O-2<B+3<Be+2
7. Select the system with the largest lattice energy
a. NaCl b. KCl c. K2S d. CaO
8. Two bonded atoms
a. react more readily with other substances
b. are less reactive than their free form
c. share all their electrons
d. behave in unpredictable ways
9. A truck uses propane (C3H8) to power the engine. Calculate the heat released when 5 moles of propane are burned (typical combustion products formed)
a. 7330 kj b. 25kj c. 10,000kj d. 4784 kj
10. How many valence electrons does selenium have
a. 6 b. 4 c. 3 d. 5
11. How many of the 6 valence electrons for oxygen are typically used in covalent bonding?
a. 4 b. 3 c. 6 d. 2
12. Which of the following molecules possesses a triple bond
a. SF4 b. PCl5 c. C2H2 d. C2H6
13. Which of the following contains a central atom that violates the octet rule
a. SF4 b. COF2 c. Si(OH)4 d. PBr3
14. Calculate the number of valence electrons on the central atom in ClO4-1
a. 6 b. 8 c. 10 d. 12
15. Indicate the bond type in the following
a. O-H
b. Cs-Cl
c. H-Cl
d. Br-Br
16. Calculate the energy interaction between a Ag+1 and a Br-1 if the internuclear bond length is 0.12nm
17. Using the table, order the following in terms of electronegativity
F, Nb, N, Si, Rb, Ca, Pt
18. Place the following in terms of increasing polarity
NaBr, I2,
H2O, MnO2, CN-1
19. How will the charge be distributed on each of the following molecules
HF, NO, CO, HCl
20. Determine and draw the orientation of the dipole on the following
AlCl3, CH3F, N2O, AgCl4-1 (square planar)
21. Which of the following have a dipole of zero
KI, CF4, H2Se
22. List 4 ions that are isoelectric with Ar and have a charge from +2 to –2 and arrange these in size
23. Determine the formula for
a. Ca and O
b. K and Cl
c. Rb and S
d. Ba and P
24. Using shorthand notation list the lewis structures for
a. Mg and N
b. Na and F
c. Ca and S
d. Sr and Te
25. Place the following in order of increasing size
Cl-1, F-1, Sr+2, Ca+2
26. Use bond energies to determine ΔH for the following reactions (not balanced)
a. C2H2 + H2 à C2H4
b. CH4 + O2 à CO + H2O(g)
c. N2 + H2 à N2H4
27. Calculate the enthalpy for the following reaction
H2 + C2H4 à C2H6
28. Draw Lewis structures for
a. H+1 b. C c. P d. P+5 e. Cl-1
29. Draw Lewis structures for
a. BCl3 b.
AsF5 c. BrO3-1 d. S2F10
30. Draw as many reasonable resonance structures for C and O as possible
31. Draw a resonance structure for benzene C6H6
32. Discuss the nature of the bonds in the following (indicate # of sigma and pi bonds)
33. Determine the geometry and # of electrons on the central atom for the following
SCl4,
H2Se, IF4-1, SnCl5-1,
TiCl2