GCSE - Gcse Chemistry - Bonding - Ionic Solution - MCQGeeks.com

Q.1.

The ionic bonds that exist between charged particles result in an arrangement that is called...

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a giant ion
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an ionic structure
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a giant covalent structure
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a giant structure

Q.2.

How many ionic bonds are formed when magnesium combines with chlorine?

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1
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3
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4

Q.3.

Pick the correct combination for the properties of ionic compounds.

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Conduct electricity Low boiling point
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Do not conduct electricity when dissolved or molten High melting point
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Conduct electricity when dissolved or molten High melting point
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Do not conduct electricity Low melting point

Q.4.

What happens to the electron configuration of the atoms?

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The electron configuration becomes that of a noble gas
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The electron configuration always loses one electron
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The electron configuration always gains an electron
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The electron configuration stays the same

Q.5.

How many ionic bonds are formed when sodium bonds with chlorine?

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1
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2
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3
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4

Q.6.

When a non-metal atom becomes a non-metal ion...

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it becomes negatively charged
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it becomes neutrally charged
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it doesn't change its charge
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it becomes positively charged

Q.7.

When an atom loses or gains electrons, it becomes...

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an electrolyte
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a bond
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a compound
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an ion

Q.8.

How are electrons involved in ionic bonding?

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Electrons are shared between the atoms involved
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Electrons are lost or gained by the atoms
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Electrons are taken into an inner shell of one of the atoms
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Electrons are all moved to the outer shell of the atoms

Q.9.

When a metal atom becomes a metal ion...

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it becomes negatively charged
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it becomes neutrally charged
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it doesn't change its charge
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it becomes positively charged

Q.10.

Ionic bonding usually occurs between what type of atoms?

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Metal and metal
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Non-metal and non-metal
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Metal and non-metal
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Metal and noble gas