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Lesson 6 Chemical Bonding Exercise - PDF
Lesson 6 Chemical Bonding Exercise - PDF
CHEMICAL BONDING
1. Use the electron-dot symbols to show the transfer of electrons from calcium atoms to bromine
atoms to form ions with noble gas configuration.
2. Use electron-dot symbols to show the sharing of electrons between one carbon atom and 4
fluorine atoms. Label ends of the molecule with symbols that indicate polarity.
3. Classify the following bonds as ionic or covalent. From those bonds that are covalent,
indicate whether they are polar or nonpolar. Show their polarity.
a. Br2
b. HCl
c. NO
d. NaBr
4. Use the symbols ẟ+, ẟ- to indicate partial charges, if any, on the following bonds:
a. Si-Cl
b. Cl-Cl
c. O-F
5. Use the VSEPR theory to predict the shapes of each of the following molecules. Draw their
structures.
1. Silane (SiH 4 )
2. Oxygen
difluoride (OF2)
3. Boron
Trichloride (BCI3)
4. Nitrogen
Trichloride (NCI3)
Compound
CaCl2
AlF3
Br2
O2
KBr
7. Illustrate using electron dot structures the following covalent compounds. Indicate whether
they are polar or nonpolar.
Cl2
SiO2
PCl3
CO2
8. Based on the electronegativity values, predict the bond between the following pairs of
elements:
Cl and Cl
O and H
Al and S
N and O
Na and F