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A-Level Chemistry Bond Shapes

Subject: Chemistry

Level: Beginner

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Q1.

A molecule with two covalent bonds and no lone electron pairs will place the two bonds:

  • 1. on same side of the central atom

  • 2. at 90° from each other

  • 3. on either side of the central atom

Q2.

Covalent bonds are formed by the sharing of two ___________________ between atoms.

  • 1. protons

  • 2. neutrons

  • 3. electrons

Q3.

The shapes of simple covalent molecules are determined by which of the following?

  • 1. The number of isotopes the two bonding atoms have

  • 2. The number of bonding pairs of electrons in the molecule

  • 3. The number of lone pair of electrons in the molecule

  • 4. The abundance of the species of the two atoms

Q4.

Covalent bonds have _______________ charge.

  • 1. a positive

  • 2. a negative

  • 3. no

Q5.

A linear molecular structure is caused by having two chemical bonds and no lone electron pairs. Which of the following molecules has two chemical bonds and no lone electron pairs?

  • 1. SnCl2

  • 2. CO2

  • 3. H2O

Q6.

Coordinate bonding occurs when:

  • 1. there is a lone pair of electrons in one of the atoms

  • 2. one of the atoms in a covalent bond donates a pair of electrons

  • 3. two atoms share one electron each

Q7.

The presence of lone pairs in a molecule affects the shape of the molecule. Which one of the following is true?

  • 1. Lone pairs are held at the same distance from the atom they belong to than a bonding pair.

  • 2. Lone pairs are held farther away from the atom they belong to than a bonding pair.

  • 3. Lone pairs are held closer to the atom they belong to than a bonding pair.

Q8.

The presence of a lone pair in a molecule results in which of the following shapes?

  • 1. Linear (2-dimentional)

  • 2. Trigonal Planar

  • 3. Square Planar

  • 4. Bent (2-dimentional)

Q9.

In a 3-dimensional molecule, bonds pointing forwards (that is out of the plane of the page) are represented by:

  • 1. a dotted line

  • 2. a dashed line

  • 3. a solid wedge

  • 4. a dashed wedge

Q10.

Coordinate bonding is also known as:

  • 1. Ionic bonding

  • 2. Non-polar covalent bonding

  • 3. Dative covalent bonding

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