Question 1     As a salt dissolves, the ions are surrounded by water molecules. This is referred to as _____ of the ions. Question options:   covalent bonding   hydrogen bondng   osmosis   separation   hydration Question 2     Which one of the solutions listed will NOT conduct electricity? Question options:   A solution of 0.50 M KNO3   A solution of sugar and water   A solution containing sodium, chloride and potassium ions   A 1.0 M solution of KCl Question 6     A blood cell in a very concentrated salt solution will shrink as water leaves the cell. This is an example of _____. Question options:   solubility   ionic bonding   hydrogen bonding   hydration   osmosis Question 8     A solution which contains ions and is therefore capable of conducting electricity is called a(an) ______________. Question options:   binary mixture.   solvent.   pure mixture.   solute.   electrolyte. Question 9     An ionic bond is _____, Question options:   gain or loss of electrons to achieve an electron arrangement identical to that of a noble gas   attraction due to shared electron pairs   repulsion due to an excessive number of electrons between two atoms   the movement of electrons from the negative electrode to the positive electrode in an electrochemical system   an attraction between positive and negative charges

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                        Question 1

   

As a salt dissolves, the ions are surrounded by water molecules. This is referred to as _____ of the ions.

Question options:

 

covalent bonding

 

hydrogen bondng

 

osmosis

 

separation

 

hydration

Question 2

   

Which one of the solutions listed will NOT conduct electricity?

Question options:

 

A solution of 0.50 M KNO3

 

A solution of sugar and water

 

A solution containing sodium, chloride and potassium ions

 

A 1.0 M solution of KCl

Question 6

   

A blood cell in a very concentrated salt solution will shrink as water leaves the cell. This is an example of _____.

Question options:

 

solubility

 

ionic bonding

 

hydrogen bonding

 

hydration

 

osmosis

Question 8

   

A solution which contains ions and is therefore capable of conducting electricity is called a(an) ______________.

Question options:

 

binary mixture.

 

solvent.

 

pure mixture.

 

solute.

 

electrolyte.

Question 9

   

An ionic bond is _____,

Question options:

 

gain or loss of electrons to achieve an electron arrangement identical to that of a noble gas

 

attraction due to shared electron pairs

 

repulsion due to an excessive number of electrons between two atoms

 

the movement of electrons from the negative electrode to the positive electrode in an electrochemical system

 

an attraction between positive and negative charges

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