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Question 1 How many electrons must be lost by the metal strontium (Sr) in order for...

Question 1

How many electrons must be lost by the metal strontium (Sr) in order for it to have a full valence shell, that is, in order for its valence shell to mimic that of a nobel gas?

1
2
3
4

Question 2

Which of the following atoms will always form an ionic compound whenever it interacts with another element?

O
I
Li
Xe

Question 3

What is the correct formula for an ionic compound formed between Al3+ and Se2-?

AlSe
Al2Se3
Al3Se2
That relationship cannot be determined without more information.

Question 4

What is the name of the following compound:   MgI2

Magnesium Iodide
Magnesium Iodine
Iodine Magneside
Fred

Question 5

What is the name of the following compound:        Fe2S3

Read all the answers carefully before choosing.

Iron Sulfide
Iron (II) Sulfide
Iron (III) Sulfide
Iron Sulfanate

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Q1 Answer: Two (2)  electrons must be lost by the metal strontium (Sr) in order for it to have a full valence shell, that is, in order for its valence shell to mimic that of a nobel gas.

Q2.Answer: O(oxygen) atoms will always form an ionic compound whenever it interacts with another element.

Q3.Answer:Se2- is an anion (negative charge) and Al3+ is a cation (positive charge).They share their charges due to opposite attraction and form an ionic compound Al2Se3.

Q4.Answer:The name of the following compound MgI2 is Magnesium Iodide.

Q5 Answer: The name of the following compound Fe2S3 is Iron (III) Sulfide.

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