IMAT Chemical bond questions
36 questions · Chemistry
Ionic, covalent and metallic bonds, single and multiple bonds, and how the type of bond relates to the properties of a substance.
Sample questions
- Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius while hydrogen sulfide, a heavier molecule, boils at about minus 60. The best explanation is that:
- AWater molecules are held by covalent bonds to each other, which must be broken for the liquid to boil
- BWater has a higher molar mass, so more energy is needed to move its molecules apart into the gas phase
- CWater molecules are ionic, so they attract each other much more strongly than those of hydrogen sulfide
- DHydrogen sulfide is a solid at room temperature, so its boiling point cannot be compared with that of water
- EWater molecules are held together by hydrogen bonds, which sulfur is not electronegative enough to form
- What kind of solid is NaCl?
- AMolecular
- BCovalent network
- CIonic
- DAmorphous
- EMetallic
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