Th1 What is the charge on an atom of beryllium in an ionic compound?A. 1+B. 2+C. 3+D. 4+2 What is the charge on an atom of sulfur in an ionic compound?A. 2-B. 3-D. 4-C. 6-Which elements' atoms will most likely have a 3+ charge during a chemical3 reaction?A. Halogen elementsB. Nitrogen groupC. Boron groupD. Noble gas elements4 Which element's atoms will most likely never have a chemical reaction?C. Boron groupD. Noble gas elementsA. Halogen elementsB. Nitrogen group5 Which two atoms have the same electron configuration?A. O2 & NeC. 0²- & CB. 02 & S2-D. 0²- & B6 Which two atoms have the same electron configuration?A. Ca²+ & Se²-C. Ca²+ & Mg²+D. Ca²+ & SiB. Cat & Ar7 Which of the following elements will have the fastest chemical reaction?A. NaB. AlC. SiD. P8 Which of the following elements will have the fastest chemical reaction?B. BrA. IC. CID. FWhich of the following element's atoms will NOT have an octet of electrons when9 the atom is ionized?A. LiB. NaC. KD. Rb10 What is the octet rule?A. All atoms when they chemically react will have only 8 electrons after the reactionis completed.B. Most atoms when they chemically react will try to have 8 valence electrons afterthe reaction is completed.C. Most atoms when they chemically react will give 8 valence electrons to anotheratom.D. Most atoms when they chemically react will take 8 valence electrons fromanother atom.

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1 What is the charge on an atom of beryllium in an ionic compound? B. 2+ A. 1+ C. 3+ D. 4+ 2 What is the charge on an atom of sulfur in an ionic compound? A. 2- B. 3- D. 4- C. 6- Which elements' atoms will most likely have a 3+ charge during a chemical 3 reaction? A. Halogen elements B. Nitrogen group C. Boron group D. Noble gas elements

1 What is the charge on an atom of beryllium in an ionic compound? B. 2+ A. 1+ C. 3+ D. 4+ 2 What is the charge on an atom of sulfur in an ionic compound? A. 2- B. 3- D. 4- C. 6- Which elements' atoms will most likely have a 3+ charge during a chemical 3 reaction? A. Halogen elements B. Nitrogen group C. Boron group D. Noble gas elements

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Chapter2: Atoms, Molecules, And Ions

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