Which compound consists of nonpolar molecules? A. PH3 B. SiH4 - correct answer C. H2S D. AsH3

Is AsF3 an example of unpaired valence electrons? what would its shape be?

How do polar and nonpolar covalent bonds and nonpolar molecules compare?

How would you know that compounds have pi bonds?

How do we write these?

How does the octet rule apply to atoms that form covalent bonds?

What rules do you follow to name a binary molecular compound from its molecular formula?

How are acidic solutions named?

What are some of the exceptions to the octet rule and why do these occur?

How is electronegativity used to determine the bond type?

What is the VSEPR Bonding Theory?

How do polar and nonpolar covalent bonds and polar, and nonpolar molecules compare? How do they contrast?

What are the characteristics of covalently bonded compounds?

What is the shape of a Boron Trifluoride molecule BF3-?

What is the VSEPR bonding theory?

Is there both a force of attraction and a force of repulsion during covalent bonding?

How would you know that compounds would have a sigma bond?

What's the Lewis Structure for SF4?

Why do atoms form single, double, and triple bonds?

How are the strength of a covalent bond, its bond length, and its bond dissociation energy related?

What are the basic steps to drawing a Lewis Dot Structure?

Why does resonance occur and what some resonance structures?

How can you use the VSEPR model to predict the shape of, and the bond angles in a molecule?

What is hybridization?

How do you know how many sigma vs. pi bonds there would be in multiple covalent bonds?

What rules do you follow to name a binary molecular compound from it's molecular formula?