Lesson 3.1.3.1

3.1.3.1 Ionic bonding Quiz: AQA Chemistry, Unit 1

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The 20 questions

  1. Which force holds ions together in a giant ionic lattice?

    • Covalent sharing
    • Electrostatic attraction
    • Intermolecular forces
    • Gravitational pull
  2. What is the charge on the sulfate ion?

    • 2+
    • 3-
    • 1-
    • 2-
  3. What is the formula of ammonium nitrate?

    • NH4(NO3)2
    • NH4NO3
    • NH3NO2
    • (NH4)2NO3
  4. What is the formula of calcium carbonate?

    • Ca(CO3)2
    • CaCO2
    • CaCO3
    • Ca2CO3
  5. What is the formula of aluminium sulfate?

    • Al2(SO4)3
    • AlSO4
    • Al3(SO4)2
    • Al(SO4)3
  6. What is the charge on a magnesium ion?

    • +3
    • +2
    • +1
    • -2
  7. Which is the correct formula of magnesium nitrate?

    • Mg(NO3)2
    • Mg2NO3
    • MgNO3
    • Mg2(NO3)
  8. An element in Group 6 forms a simple ion. What charge does the ion have?

    • 1-
    • 3-
    • 2+
    • 2-
  9. What is the charge on an aluminium ion, which is in Group 3?

    • -3
    • +3
    • +1
    • +2
  10. What is the formula of iron(III) oxide?

    • FeO
    • Fe3O2
    • FeO3
    • Fe2O3
  11. What is the formula of lithium phosphate?

    • Li2PO4
    • Li(PO4)3
    • Li3PO4
    • LiPO4
  12. What is the formula of the compound formed between magnesium and chlorine?

    • MgCl3
    • MgCl
    • MgCl2
    • Mg2Cl
  13. What is the formula of potassium carbonate?

    • KCO3
    • K2(CO3)2
    • K2CO3
    • K3CO2
  14. What is the formula of ammonium phosphate?

    • NH3PO4
    • NH4PO4
    • (NH4)3PO4
    • (NH4)PO4
  15. What is the formula of aluminium oxide?

    • Al3O2
    • Al2O3
    • AlO
    • AlO3
  16. Why do giant ionic lattices require high temperatures to melt?

    • Flexible covalent bonds
    • Strong electrostatic forces
    • Weak intermolecular forces
    • Delocalised electron sea
  17. Element X forms X3+ ions and element Y forms Y2- ions. What is the formula of the compound?

    • X2Y3
    • X3Y2
    • X2Y6
    • XY
  18. Element Z forms Z2+ ions. Which is the correct formula of its nitrate?

    • Z2NO3
    • Z(NO3)
    • Z2(NO3)3
    • Z(NO3)2
  19. Which compound contains both ionic and covalent bonds?

    • NaOH
    • MgO
    • KBr
    • NaCl
  20. What is the formula of aluminium carbonate?

    • Al(CO3)3
    • Al3(CO3)2
    • AlCO3
    • Al2(CO3)3

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