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What charge do compounds have, overall?
A
Positive charge
B
Negative charge
C
No overall charge
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What does the word ‘ductile’ mean?
A
Able to be drawn into wires
B
Hard to melt
C
Easily broken
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What do you find in the nucleus of an atom?
A
Molecules
B
Electrons
C
Neutrons
D
Protons
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What are the melting and boiling points of iodine?
A
Melting point: -219.6°C, Boiling point: -188.1°C
B
Melting point: -101.5°C, Boiling point: -34.04°C
C
Melting point: -7.2°C, Boiling point: 58.8°C
D
Melting point: 113.7°C, Boiling point: 184.3°C
Slide 10 - Quiz
What are the melting and boiling points of bromine?
A
Melting point: -7.2°C, Boiling point: 58.8°C
B
Melting point: -219.6°C, Boiling point: -188.1°C
C
Melting point: -101.5°C, Boiling point: -34.6°C
D
Melting point: -101.5°C, Boiling point: -34.04°C
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What are the melting and boiling points of chlorine?
A
Melting point: -7.2°C, Boiling point: -34.6°C
B
Melting point: -101.5°C, Boiling point: -34.04°C
C
Melting point: -219.6°C, Boiling point: -188.1°C
D
Melting point: -7.2°C, Boiling point: -34.04°C
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What are the melting and boiling points of fluorine?
A
Melting point: -219.6°C, Boiling point: -188.1°C
B
Melting point: -7.2°C, Boiling point: -34.04°C
C
Melting point: -101.5°C, Boiling point: -34.6°C
D
Melting point: -101.5°C, Boiling point: -34.04°C
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Sodium + Chlorine
chloride
Potassium + Fluorine
Potassium
Lithium +
Lithium iodide
Potassium +
Potassium bromide
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What type of bond is formed between group 7 and group 1 elements?
A
covalent
B
polar
C
metallic
D
ionic
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What is the charge of elements in group 1?
A
+2
B
-2
C
-1
D
+1
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What is the charge of elements in group 7?
A
-1
B
+2
C
+1
D
-2
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What compound is formed by potassium and iodine?
A
Potassium iodide is formed
B
Potassium oxide is formed
C
Potassium chloride is formed
D
Potassium fluoride is formed
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What compound is formed by cesium and bromine?
A
Cesium oxide is formed
B
Cesium fluoride is formed
C
Cesium bromide is formed
D
Cesium chloride is formed
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Are potassium bromide molecules neutral?
A
No, they are positively charged
B
No, they are negatively charged
C
No, they are partially charged
D
Yes, they are neutral
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What is the charge of potassium bromide?
A
+1 and -1
B
+1 and +1
C
-1 and +1
D
-1 and -1
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Devise the formula for the compound formed.
A
CsI
B
CsI2
C
Cs2I
D
CsO
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Create the word equation for the reaction of caesium and iodine.
A
Caesium + Iodine -> Caesium Iodate
B
Caesium + Iodine -> Caesium Iodine
C
Caesium + Iodine -> Caesium Iodate
D
Caesium + Iodine -> Caesium Iodide
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Why do group 7 elements form -1 charges when they bond?
A
They share one electron
B
They lose one electron
C
They gain one electron
D
They gain two electrons
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What is the trend in reactivity down group 7?
A
Reactivity fluctuates
B
Reactivity increases
C
Reactivity decreases
D
Reactivity remains constant
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What is the appearance of chlorine at room temperature?
A
Yellow solid
B
Red liquid
C
Blue gas
D
Greenish-yellow gas
Slide 36 - Quiz
Devise the formula for the compound formed.
A
Cs2I
B
CesiumIodine
C
CsI2
D
CsI
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Create the word equation for the reaction of caesium and iodine.
A
Caesium + Iodate -> Caesium Iodine
B
Caesium + Iodide -> Caesium Iodine
C
Caesium + Iodine -> Caesium Iodate
D
Caesium + Iodine -> Caesium Iodide
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Why do group 7 elements form -1 charges when they bond?
A
They share electrons
B
They have a full outer shell
C
They gain an electron to achieve a full outer shell
D
They lose an electron
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What is the trend in reactivity down group 7?
A
Remains constant
B
Reactivity decreases
C
No trend in reactivity
D
Reactivity increases
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What is the appearance of chlorine at room temperature?
A
Red liquid
B
Colorless gas
C
Greenish-yellow gas
D
Blue solid
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Understanding halogens is crucial in chemistry.
Yes, it's important for chemical reactions.
No, it's not relevant to everyday life.
I'm not sure, can you explain more?
It might be important, but I'm indifferent.
Slide 44 - Poll
Knowing the difference between ionic and covalent bonds is fundamental in chemistry.
Absolutely, it affects how compounds form.
Not really, as long as compounds work.
I need more information to decide.
It's not important in my opinion.
Slide 45 - Poll
Understanding reactivity is essential for predicting chemical behavior.
Yes, it helps in understanding chemical reactions.
No, it's not necessary for everyday life.
I'm not sure, can you explain more?
It might be useful, but I'm indifferent.
