Week 6a Lab Molecular Modeling and Lewis Structures Pre-Lab Quiz

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Week 6a Lab: Molecular Modeling and Lewis Structures Pre-Lab Quiz Molecular Modelling and Lewis Structures This pre-lab quiz is designed to accompany the Molecular Modelling and Lewis Structures lab. Use the information found in 06a_Molecular Modeling_Introduction Spr24.pdf | to answer the questions. The Molecular Modelling and Lewis Structures Post-Lab will become available after you complete this quiz with a perfect score. You can take this quiz multiple times in order to achieve a perfect score. h 1/ 1 point Different structural modifications of an element are called Q allotropes () valences () pairs O octetes 1/ 1point Valence electrons that are not shared between two atoms are called . () doublets © Ione pairs O octets () electron deficient 1/1point Lewis structures AND electron dot diagrams are representations of the number of valence electrons in an atom and the bonds that hold a molecule together.
h 1/1 point The octet rule is based upon the observation that atoms are most stable when surrounded by how many valence electrons? 1/1 point Which atoms always obey the octet rule? O Hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen O Nitrogen, oxygen, fluorine, copper o Oxygen, fluorine, nitrogen, carbon O Oxygen, carbon, chlorine, helium n 1/1 point Which of these describes a single electron domain? triple bond double bond ————J G ___ o __J____J D an atom ! h 1/1 point The valence shell electron pair repulsion (VSEPR) model . o describes the three-dimensional arrangement of the atoms in a molecule ' states that two negatively charged particles (electrons) will always repel one another with equal and opposite forces ) ensures bonding through shared valence electron pairs ) is theillustrated definition of the octet rule but not the duet rule 1/1 point Which of the following statements best describes the way peripheral atoms orient themselves around a central atom? (") Peripheral atoms orient themselves as close as possible to each other due to the attractive forces of the regions of electron density. o Peripheral atoms orient themselves as far away as possible from each other due to the repulsive forces of the regions of electron density. n 1/1 point occurs when more than one valid Lewis structure exists. 1/1 point If the overall (net) effect of all the dipole moments in each bond do not cancel each other out, then the molecule is O Polar () Non Polar
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