10. Name the two strong bonds and two weak bonds? 11. What is an ion? Name...
10. Name the two strong bonds and two weak bonds?
11. What is an ion? Name both types of ions and their charges?
12. Which ions form NaCl? Give full form of Na and Cl
13. Draw the structures of C,H,O and N.
14. Give examples of ionic bond and covalent bond
15. Give examples for a molecule and a compound
Homework Answers
10)Strong bonds- ionic bond, metallic bond.
Weak bonds- dipole-dipole interaction, hydrogen bond.
11) ion is a charged atom. Positively charged ion is called cation and Negatively charged ion is called anion.
12)Na+ & Cl-. Na-Sodium, Cl- Chlorine
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