34. Pick the true statements from the list below. * 1. Electrons occupy any vacant valence orbitals before forming electron pairs. 2. All valence electrons are used to form bonds with other atoms or ions. 3. When two electrons occupy the same valence orbital of an atom, they form a lone pair of electrons. 4. Nonmetals have higher electronegativity than metals 2 and 4 1,3 and 4 1,2 and 3 All of them 9. Which of the following do NOT have the same number of electrons ? * Aluminium ion and sulfide ion Bromide ion and krypton Lithium ion and helium Calcium ion and potassium ion 37. Electronegativity is best defined as... * a relative measure showing the degree to which electrons can be removed from another atom

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34. Pick the true statements from the list below. *
1. Electrons occupy any vacant valence orbitals before forming
electron pairs.
2.
All valence electrons are used to form bonds with other atoms
or ions.
3.
When two electrons occupy the same valence orbital of an
atom, they form a lone pair of electrons.
4. Nonmetals have higher electronegativity than metals
2 and 4
1,3 and 4
1,2 and 3
All of them
9. Which of the following do NOT have the same number of electrons ? *
Aluminium ion and sulfide ion
Bromide ion and krypton
Lithium ion and helium
Calcium ion and potassium ion
37. Electronegativity is best defined as... *
a relative measure showing the degree to which electrons can be removed from
another atom
the degree to which an electron will leave an atom
a measure of the attraction the nucleus of an atom has for electrons
1
a measure showing how many bonds an atom will form
Transcribed Image Text:34. Pick the true statements from the list below. * 1. Electrons occupy any vacant valence orbitals before forming electron pairs. 2. All valence electrons are used to form bonds with other atoms or ions. 3. When two electrons occupy the same valence orbital of an atom, they form a lone pair of electrons. 4. Nonmetals have higher electronegativity than metals 2 and 4 1,3 and 4 1,2 and 3 All of them 9. Which of the following do NOT have the same number of electrons ? * Aluminium ion and sulfide ion Bromide ion and krypton Lithium ion and helium Calcium ion and potassium ion 37. Electronegativity is best defined as... * a relative measure showing the degree to which electrons can be removed from another atom the degree to which an electron will leave an atom a measure of the attraction the nucleus of an atom has for electrons 1 a measure showing how many bonds an atom will form
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