Covalent Bonds Worksheet
Bonds between nonmetals are covalent. Since nonmetals are more electronegative,
they will not give up electrons easily. In a bond formed between two nonmetal atoms,
neither will give up the electrons, they will share. Ex: Dihydrogen monoxide – valance
H1+ O2- using crisscross you should write “H2O”
Name
Formula
1)
CO2 _______________________
21)
chlorine dioxide ________________
2)
CH4_______________________
22)
dihydrogen monoxide ___________
3)
FBr _______________________
23)
phosphorus trihydride ___________
4)
SCl2 _______________________
24)
dinitrogen trioxide______________
5)
CCl4 _______________________
25)
trihydrogen phosphide __________
6)
CF3 ________________________
26)
carbon tetrachloride ____________
7)
S2 _________________________
27)
nitrogen trifloride ______________
8)
N2Se3_______________________
28)
dinitrogen trisulfide ____________
9)
SF2 ________________________
29)
tricarbon tetraphosphide ________
10)
P3 _________________________
30)
selenium monoxide _____________
11)
N2O3 _______________________
31)
hydrogen iodide _______________
12)
PCl3 ________________________
32)
dihydrogen sulfuide _____________
13)
PI3 _________________________
33)
sulfur dichloride ________________
14)
H2O ________________________
34)
phosphorus tribromide __________
15)
S3N2 ________________________
35)
diphosporus trisulfide ___________
16)
NF3 ________________________
36)
dicarbon tetraoxide ____________
17)
HBr _________________________
37)
nitrogen tribromide _____________
18)
N2O3 ________________________
38)
carbon tetrabromide ____________
19)
IF ___________________________
39)
tricarbon tetranitride ____________
20)
Cl2O ________________________
40)
dinitrogen triselenide ____________