he above pictures best represents a solid lonic A) picture (a) B) picture (b) C)picture Ic l picture (d) 3) Which contains both covalent bonds and lonic bonds? A) HBr B) Li 4) A reactive element with a relatively high electronegativfty would be expected to have a reletively A) small negative electron affinity and a relatiwely low ionization energy- B) small negative electron affinity and a reletively righ lonitation energy. C) large negative electron affinity and a relatively low lonization energy. D) large negative electron affinity and a relatively high ionization energy Est IGF ONLY Solution Solved the first problem as per Chegg guidelines, post multiple question to get the remaining answers Q2) Correct answer is Option C (picture (c)) Reason: The ionic bond is formed when two elements with high electronegativity difference form a bond which result in the formation of + charge on cation and - charge on anion Picture A and B contains only one type of atoms/element, hence it cannot form ionic bond with itself Picture D has two types of atom/element, but far spread like gases, generally ionic compounds are solid in nature .

1. he above pictures best represents a solid lonic A) picture (a) B) picture (b) C)picture Ic l picture
(d) 3) Which contains both covalent bonds and lonic bonds? A) HBr B) Li 4) A reactive element
with a relatively high electronegativfty would be expected to have a reletively A) small negative
electron affinity and a relatiwely low ionization energy- B) small negative electron affinity and a
reletively righ lonitation energy. C) large negative electron affinity and a relatively low
lonization energy. D) large negative electron affinity and a relatively high ionization energy Est
IGF ONLY
Solution
Solved the first problem as per Chegg guidelines, post multiple question to get the remaining
answers
Q2) Correct answer is Option C (picture (c))
Reason: The ionic bond is formed when two elements with high electronegativity difference
form a bond which result in the formation of + charge on cation and - charge on anion
Picture A and B contains only one type of atoms/element, hence it cannot form ionic bond
with itself
Picture D has two types of atom/element, but far spread like gases, generally ionic
compounds are solid in nature