Review Bingo for Covalent Compounds, Molecular Shape and Intermolecular Forces 1 Review Bingo for Covalent Compounds, Molecular Shape and Intermolecular Forces 1. The number of unshared electron pairs in a of NCl 3. 2. The electron group geometry of a H 2 S. 3. The molecular geometry of a of PI 3. 4. The type of (polar or non polar) that will form between hydrogen and sulfur. 5. The kind of covalent (single, double or triple) that will form between the carbon atoms in C 2 H 2. 6. The molecular geometry of a of BCl 3. 7. The most important intermolecular force between s of HF. 8. In a of CH 3 F, what symbol is used to show the charge on fluorine? 9. The most important intermolecular force in carbon dioxide. (CO 2 ) 10. The number of unshared electron pairs in a of PH 3.
Review Bingo for Covalent Compounds, Molecular Shape and Intermolecular Forces 2 11. In a polar, the electrons are shared. 12. The force holding the particles together in a crystal of NaCl. 13. The force that holds atoms together in a network solid. 14. Hydrogen s, dispersion forces and dipole interactions are all examples of this force. 15. Between CCl 4 and CO 2, which has the lower boiling point? 16. What type of (single, double or triple) connects the carbon atoms in C 2 H 4? 17. The most important intermolecular force between s of CH 3 F. 18. Between diamond and sodium chloride (NaCl), which has the lowest vaporization temperature? 19. Between H 2 O and HCl, which has the lowest freezing point? 20. What type of, (single, double or triple) does hydrogen form with other nonmetals? 21. The molecular geometry of a of CS 2.
Review Bingo for Covalent Compounds, Molecular Shape and Intermolecular Forces 3 22. Is PH 3 a polar or a nonpolar? 23. Is H 2 CO 3 a polar or a non polar? 24. The force that holds the particles of a metallic solid together. 25. The with the lower boiling point between CO 2 and CH 4.
Review Bingo for Covalent Compounds, Molecular Shape and Intermolecular Forces 4 Review Bingo for Covalent Compounds, Molecular Shape and Intermolecular Forces - Solutions 1. The number of unshared electron pairs in a of NCl 3. 10 2. The electron group geometry of a H 2 S. tetrahedral 3. The molecular geometry of a of PI 3. pyramidal 4. The type of (polar or nonpolar) that will form between hydrogen and sulfur. nonpolar 5. The kind of covalent (single, double or triple) that will form between the carbon atoms in C 2 H 2. triple 6. The molecular geometry of a of BCl 3. trigonal planar 7. The most important intermolecular force between s of HF. hydrogen 8. In a of CH 3 F, what symbol is used to show the charge on fluorine? - 9. The most important intermolecular force in carbon dioxide. dispersion force 10. The number of unshared electron pairs in a of PH 3. 1
Review Bingo for Covalent Compounds, Molecular Shape and Intermolecular Forces 5 11. In a polar, the electrons are shared unequally. 12. The force holding the particles together in a crystal of sodium chloride. ionic 13. The force that holds atoms together in a network solid. covalent 14. Hydrogen s, dispersion forces and dipole interactions are all examples of this force. Van der Waals forces 15. Between CCl 4 and CO 2, which has the lower boiling point? CO 2 16. What type of (single, double or triple) connects the carbon atoms in C 2 H 4? double 17. The most important intermolecular force between s of CH 3 F. dipole interaction 18. Between diamond and sodium chloride, which has the lowest vaporization temperature? sodium chloride 19. Between H 2 O and HCl, which has the lowest freezing point? HCl 20. What type of, (single, double or triple) does hydrogen form with other nonmetals? single 21. The molecular geometry of a of CS 2. linear
Review Bingo for Covalent Compounds, Molecular Shape and Intermolecular Forces 6 22. Is PH 3 a polar or a nonpolar? nonpolar 23. Is H 2 CO 3 a polar or a non polar? polar 24. The force that holds the particles of a metallic solid together. metallic 25. The with the lower boiling point between CO 2 and CH 4. CH 4
Review Bingo for Covalent Compounds, Molecular Shape and Intermolecular Forces 7 Solutions to Covalent Bingo: 1. 10 2. tetrahedral 3. trigonal pyramid 6. trigonal planar 7. hydrogen 11. unequally 12. ionic 16. double 17. dipole interaction 21. linear 22. nonpolar 4. nonpolar 8. - 9. dispersion force 13. covalent 18. sodium chloride 23. polar 14. Van der Waals force 5. triple 10. 1 15. CO 2 19. HCl 20. single 24. metallic 25. CH 4
Review Bingo for Covalent Compounds, Molecular Shape and Intermolecular Forces 8 Covalent Bingo Fill in your game board with the possible answers below. There are more answers than spaces. 10 1 tetrahedral 2 single nonpolar CH 4 + trigonal pyramid CO 2 linear nonpolar triple H 2 O hydrogen covalent Van der Waals force dipole interaction sodium chloride metallic 3 HCl - diamond ionic unequally polar double trigonal planar dispersion force
Review Bingo for Covalent Compounds, Molecular Shape and Intermolecular Forces 9 Covalent Bingo Fill in your game board with the possible answers below. There are more answers than spaces. 10 1 tetrahedral 2 single nonpolar CH 4 + trigonal pyramid CO 2 linear nonpolar triple H 2 O hydrogen covalent Van der Waals force dipole interaction sodium chloride metallic 3 HCl - diamond ionic unequally polar double trigonal planar dispersion force