Ch 8 Review
Modified True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false. If false, change the identified word or phrase to make the statement true.
____ 1. Every compound can be identified by a chemical formula which shows the ratio of the atoms of each element
in the compound. _________________________
____ 2. In the formula for magnesium chloride, MgCl2, there are two ions of magnesium.
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____ 3. Negative polyatomic ions behave like metals when forming compounds. _________________________
____ 4. Brackets and a subscript are used around a metal ion if there is more than one in a chemical formula.
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____ 5. The total number of electrons transferred to form a single unit of a compound will be the lowest common
multiple of the two ion charges. _________________________
____ 6. To determine the formula for the compound produced when Pb4+ and N3- combine, it is necessary to find the
lowest common multiple of 2+ and 3–. _________________________
____ 7. The ratio of ions in a compound is 1:1; for example, NaCl and MgO, when the outermost electrons of the two
elements are balanced. _________________________
____ 8. When a single unit of the compound Al2S3 is formed, six electrons are transferred.
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____ 9. On the periodic table, elements with similar chemical properties are found in vertical columns called periods.
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____ 10. When metals have more than one ion charge they are called monovalent. _________________________
____ 11. Lead has two ion charges, 1+ and 3+. _________________________
____ 12. Gold is a monovalent metal. _________________________
____ 13. Elements forming nonmetals ions are given the suffix “ide” when naming ionic compounds.
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____ 14. Metallic elements are written second in the names of ionic compounds. _________________________
____ 15. Negative polyatomic ions are written second in the chemical formulae of ionic compounds.
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____ 16. The name of the compound, NaOH, is sodium hydroxide. _________________________
____ 17. The name of the compound, Cr2(CO3)3 is chromium(II) carbonate. _________________________