1.3 and 1.4

Question 1

What 3 elements are exceptions to the octet rule?

Answer 1

H, Li, and Be

Question 2

Do metals and non-metals generally want to give or take electrons?

Answer 2

Metals: give
Non-metals: take

Question 3

Where are the non-metals located on the periodic table?

Answer 3

On the right side.

Question 4

Ions in the first, second, and columns have what charge?

Answer 4

The charge of their column.

Question 5

Ions in the fourth column will have what charge?

Answer 5

Either a 4+ or a 4-.

Question 6

What charge do ions have in the seventh, sixth, and fifth column have?

Answer 6

Seven: -1
Six: -2
Five: -3

Question 7

Where are the transition metals located?

Answer 7

In the middle.

Question 8

What does VSEPR stand for?

Answer 8

Valence Shell Electron Pair Repulsion

Question 9

What shape of molecule is a molecule with three atoms coming off from the central atom, all same distance apart?

Answer 9

Trigonal Planar
120 degrees

Question 10

What shape of molecule is one with three things coming off of it, one which is a lone electron pair?

Answer 10

Bent or angular.
104.5 degrees

Question 11

What shape of molecule is one with four things coming off the centre, all the same distance apart from one another?

Answer 11

Tetrahedral
109.5

Question 12

What shape of molecule has 5 things coming off the centre, all which are the same distance apart?

Answer 12

Trigonal bipyramidal
90
120
180 degrees

Question 13

What shape of molecule has 4 things coming off, one of which is a lone electron pair?

Answer 13

trigonal pyramidal
107 degrees

Question 14

What shape of molecule has 8 things coming off of the centre, all which are the same distance apart from one another.

Answer 14

Octahedral
90 degrees