Revision: Structure of Ionic Compounds and Water (HSC SSCE Chemistry): Quizzes

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Revision: Structure of Ionic Compounds and Water
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What is the WHO safe maximum level of copper ions in drinking water?

2 mgL12 \text{ mg} \cdot \text{L}^{-1}

How are ions arranged in an ionic crystal structure?

Regular, repeating pattern

In a water molecule, which atom carries a partial negative charge?

Oxygen

Why is water a polar molecule?

Oxygen has higher electronegativity

Which state of water has no hydrogen bonding between molecules?

Steam

What are hydrated compounds?

Compounds with water in fixed ratios

How many water molecules are in CuSO45H2O\text{CuSO}_4 \cdot 5\text{H}_2\text{O}?

Five per formula unit

How do ion-dipole bonds compare in strength to ionic or covalent bonds?

Weaker than both

What does 'anhydrous' mean?

Without water

What are ligands in the context of hydrated compounds?

Molecules forming dipole bonds to metals

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