2. Compare between:
Anion: is the ion that loses an electron Cation: is the ion that gains electron
Ionic bond : is the type of bond where
an electron is transferred from an
atom to another
Covalent: is the bond where atoms
share the electrons
Proton: is positively
charged
Electron: is negatively
charged
Neutrons: are neutrally
charged
5. 17:H2S Di hydrogen sulfite
18:ZnF2 Zinc di fluoride
19:AlBr3 Aluminum tri bromide
20:H2SO3 Di Hydrogen sulfite
21:Ag3N Silver nitride
22:- Ag2S Silver sulfide
23:NiBr2 Nickel bromide
24:H3PO3 Phosphorous acid
6. 25: - FeO Iron monoxide
26:HBr Hydrogen bromide
27:Fe2O3 Iron II tri oxide
28:SnCl4 Tin tetra chloride
29:- HClO3 Chloric Acid
30:- PbCl4 Lead 2+ tetra chloride
31:- H2CO3 Hydrogen carbonate
32:SnBr2 Tin di bromide
7. 33:CrP Chromium phosphide
34:FeF2 Iron di fluoride
35:H2CrO4 Hydrogen chromate
36:AuCl3 Gold chloride
37:SnO2 Tin di oxide
38:H2SO4 Sulfuric acid
39:SnCl2 Tin di chloride
40:HNO3 Nitric acid
41:ZnF2 Zinc di fluoride
42:- Ni2O3 Di nickel tri oxide
8. 43:BaO Barium oxide
44:H3PO Tri hydrogen phosphate
45:HgF2 Mercury fi fluoride
46:HF Hydrogen fluoride
47:PbO Lead oxide
48:HC2H3O Acetic acid
49:CaH2 Calcium di Hydride
50: FeI3 Iron II tri iodide
11. 19- lead (II) iodide Pb(II)I
20- mercury (II) bromide Hg(II)Br
21- lead (II) sulfide Pb(III)I
22- tin (IV) iodide Sn(II)I
23- chromium (III) oxide Cr(III)O
24- tin (II) fluoride Sn(II)F
25- mercury (II) sulfide Hg(II)S
26- Phosphic Acid/Phosphoric Acid 1. HP
27- lead (IV) chloride 1. Pb(IIII)Cl
28- Hydrosulfic Acid/Hydrosulfuric Acid 1. HSO4
15. Give the symbol and the number of protons
Lithium Li 3
Iron Fe 26
Oxygen O 16
Krypton Kr 36
Bromine Br 35
Copper Cu 29
Mercury Hg 80
Helium He 2
16. Give the symbol of and the number of electrons in a
neutral atom of
Uranium U 92
Boron B 5
Chlorine Cl 17
Iodine I 53
Xenon Xe 54
17. Name the element which has the following numbers of
particles
26 electrons 26 protons Iron
53 protons 74 neutrons Iodine
2 electrons (neutral atoms) Helium
20 protons Calcium
0 neutrons
86 electrons, 82 protons 125 neutrons
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