1) Carbon¹2 and Carbon 14 have different numbers of neutrons, making themdifferenta) elementsbisotopesc) lonsd) Energy levels2) According to the octet rule, an atom will be most stable whena) it is neutralb) its valence shell is filled with electronsc) it is an iond) it is a non-radioactive isotopeasuregold sup3) When atoms gain or lose electrons, they become negatively or positivelycharged. A positively charged atom is known as:A) isomerB) isotope SalaC) anionD) cation●hotsW (T4) Oxygen has a greater electronegativity than carbon. Picture a covalent betweenoxygen and carbon, and determine whether each statement is true or false.The covalent bond is non-polar with equally shared electrons. TRUE/FALSOxygen would be slightly negative while carbon would be slightly positiveTRUE/FALSE017on al lThis molecule could form hydrogen bonds with water and other moleculesbecause it has partial charges. TRUE/FALSETurn over for side 2 →5) The atomic number of Boron is 5. Draw the electron diagram for a neutral boronatom. 6) Consider the electron diagram of the atom shown above. Is this atom more likely toform COVALENT or IONIC bonds? (circle the correct option)7) Water's unique properties are a result ofA) isomericB) ionicC) covalentD) hydrogenbonds:8) Which of the following statements is true for water in its liquid state?A) It is less dense than ice.B) It has a specific heat lower than most other substances.C) It has a heat of vaporization higher than most other substances.D) It is nonpolar.9) Which answer best describes ice floats in liquid water?A) The high surface tension of liquid water keeps the ice on top.B) The ionic bonds between the molecules in ice prevent the ice from sinking.C) Stable hydrogen bonds keep water molecules of ice farther apart than watermolecules of liquid water.D) The crystalline lattice of ice causes it to be denser than liquid water.10) Which of the following properties of water is responsible for the formation ofraindrops?A) cohesion propertyB) adhesion propertyC) high thermal energyD) high kinetic energy

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1) Carbon¹2 and Carbon 14 have different numbers of neutrons, making them different a) elements Isotopes c) lons d) Energy levels 2) According to the octet rule, an atom will be most stable when a) it is neutral b) its valence shell is filled with electrons c) it is an ion d) it is a non-radioactive isotope

1) Carbon¹2 and Carbon 14 have different numbers of neutrons, making them different a) elements Isotopes c) lons d) Energy levels 2) According to the octet rule, an atom will be most stable when a) it is neutral b) its valence shell is filled with electrons c) it is an ion d) it is a non-radioactive isotope

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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