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There are major differences between ionic and covalent bonds. Ionic bonds consist of metals and nonmetals. Covalent bonds are made of nothing but nonmetals. Each bond type follows a distinctive set of nomenclature rules. This quiz covers the ability to distinguish between covalent and ionic bonds. To complete this quiz, you will need a periodic table. Please refer to the attached images when answering the questions. Select the best answer from the given choices.
What is the name of the formula denoted as A?
Phosphorous hydride
Phosphorous hydrogen
Potassium trihydride
Potassium hydride
What is the name of compound D?
Nitrogen tetrahydrogen
Nitrogen tetrahydride
Nitrogenide tetrahydride
Nitrogen hydride
Out of compounds A, B, C & D, which compound is ionic?
B
D
C
A
Identify compound E.
Di Aluminum trioxide
Aluminum oxide
Aluminum trioxide
Aluminum two oxygen three
What is the name of compound F?
Monocarbon monoxide
Carbon oxide
Monocarbon oxide
Carbon dioxide
Identify compound.
Carbon dihydride monoxide
Carbon dihydride monoxygen
Monocarbon dihydride oxygen
Carbon water
identify the compound.
Silicon oxide
Monosilicon oxide
Monosilicon dioxide
Silicon dioxide
Name the compound.
Sodium sulfide
Monosodium monosulfide
Sodium monosulfide
Monosodium sulfide
