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covalent bonding again (same thing)

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

covalent bonds are formed by non metals or metals

Back (Answer)

mon metals

#2
Front (Question)

non metals can share ____ with other ___ ____ atoms to obtain a ___ ______ ____

Back (Answer)

electrons non metal full outer shell

#3
Front (Question)

covalent bonds between atoms are very ( weak or strong)

Back (Answer)

strong

#4
Front (Question)

covalently bonded substances may be ____________ or _____________

Back (Answer)

simple molecular structures giant covalent structures

#5
Front (Question)

shared electrons are called ______ electrons and are found in ____

Back (Answer)

bonding pairs

#6
Front (Question)

electrons on the ____ shell which are not involved in the covalent bonds are called

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non bonding electrons

#7
Front (Question)

whats the difference between ionic and covalent bonds

Back (Answer)

in covalent bonds the electrons are shared between the atoms, they are not transferred (donated or gained) and no ions are formed.

#8
Front (Question)

in a covalent bond, is the electrostatic strong or weak between the shared pair of electrons and why

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the electrons are negatively charged and the nuclei are positively charged

#9
Front (Question)

in covalent bonds, are the electrons in a fixed position

Back (Answer)

no, they are in constant motion

#10
Front (Question)

what does covalent bonding do to the atom

Back (Answer)

makes it more stable

#11
Front (Question)

covalent bonding forms a

Back (Answer)

molecule

#12
Front (Question)

a single covalent bond is shown by

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drawing a straight line between them H-H Cl-Cl

#13
Front (Question)

what is a single covalent bond

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when one pair of electrons is shared

#14
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what is a double covalent bond

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when 2 pairs of electrons are shared

#15
Front (Question)

example of an atom that has a double covalent bond

Back (Answer)

oxygen 0₂

#16
Front (Question)

how is a double covalent bond represented

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two straight lines between the atom 0=0

#17
Front (Question)

What does diatomic mean

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it consists of two atoms covalently bonded together

#18
Front (Question)

do triple bonds exist if yes give an example

Back (Answer)

yes nitrogen

#19
Front (Question)

how is a triple bond represented

Back (Answer)

N≡N Three lines between the atoms

#20
Front (Question)

what bond is the strongest (double, single or triple)

Back (Answer)

triple, it would need a lot of energy to break

#21
Front (Question)

why is nitrogen so unreactive ( think of bonds)

Back (Answer)

it has a triple bond which would need huge amounts of energy to break so is a very unreactive gas

#22
Front (Question)

covalent substances tend to have what structures

Back (Answer)

simple molecular like Cl₂ or H₂O

#23
Front (Question)

draw a dot and cross for : Hydrogen Chlorine Nitrogen Oxygen Hydrogen Chloride Water Ammonia Carbon Dioxide Methane Ethane Ethene

Back (Answer)

answers on save my exams

#24
Front (Question)

what are simple molecular compound made of

Back (Answer)

a few atoms covalently bonded together