Question
Question 18
Match the group to the type of ions they form
Column A
1.
Group 1A:
Group 1A
2.
Group 2A:
Group 2A
3.
Group 3A:
Group 3A
4.
Group 4A:
Group 4A
5.
Group 5A:
Group 5A
6.
Group 6A:
Group 6A
7.
Group 7A:
Group 7A
8.
Group 8A:
Group 8A
Column B
a.+4/-4
b.-1
c.0
d.+3
e.+1
f.-2
g.+2
h.-3
Match the group to the type of ions they form
Column A
1.
Group 1A:
Group 1A
2.
Group 2A:
Group 2A
3.
Group 3A:
Group 3A
4.
Group 4A:
Group 4A
5.
Group 5A:
Group 5A
6.
Group 6A:
Group 6A
7.
Group 7A:
Group 7A
8.
Group 8A:
Group 8A
Column B
a.+4/-4
b.-1
c.0
d.+3
e.+1
f.-2
g.+2
h.-3
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Here is the correct matching of the groups from Column A to the types of ions they form in Column B:
1. **Group 1A:**
**e. +1**
(Alkali metals, such as sodium and potassium, typically form +1 cations.)
2. **Group 2A:**
**g. +2**
(Alkaline earth metals, such as magnesium and calcium, typically form +2 cations.)
3. **Group 3A:**
**d. +3**
(Elements like aluminum typically form +3 cations.)
4. **Group 4A:**
**a. +4/-4**
(Elements like carbon can form covalent bonds and may exhibit +4 or -4 oxidation states.)
5. **Group 5A:**
**h. -3**
(Elements like nitrogen typically form -3 anions, such as nitride.)
6. **Group 6A:**
**f. -2**
(Elements like oxygen typically form -2 anions, such as oxide.)
7. **Group 7A:**
**b. -1**
(Halogens, such as chlorine and fluorine, typically form -1 anions.)
8. **Group 8A:**
**c. 0**
(Noble gases are typically non-reactive and exist in their elemental form with no charge.)
So, the complete matches are:
1. Group 1A - e. +1
2. Group 2A - g. +2
3. Group 3A - d. +3
4. Group 4A - a. +4/-4
5. Group 5A - h. -3
6. Group 6A - f. -2
7. Group 7A - b. -1
8. Group 8A - c. 0
1. **Group 1A:**
**e. +1**
(Alkali metals, such as sodium and potassium, typically form +1 cations.)
2. **Group 2A:**
**g. +2**
(Alkaline earth metals, such as magnesium and calcium, typically form +2 cations.)
3. **Group 3A:**
**d. +3**
(Elements like aluminum typically form +3 cations.)
4. **Group 4A:**
**a. +4/-4**
(Elements like carbon can form covalent bonds and may exhibit +4 or -4 oxidation states.)
5. **Group 5A:**
**h. -3**
(Elements like nitrogen typically form -3 anions, such as nitride.)
6. **Group 6A:**
**f. -2**
(Elements like oxygen typically form -2 anions, such as oxide.)
7. **Group 7A:**
**b. -1**
(Halogens, such as chlorine and fluorine, typically form -1 anions.)
8. **Group 8A:**
**c. 0**
(Noble gases are typically non-reactive and exist in their elemental form with no charge.)
So, the complete matches are:
1. Group 1A - e. +1
2. Group 2A - g. +2
3. Group 3A - d. +3
4. Group 4A - a. +4/-4
5. Group 5A - h. -3
6. Group 6A - f. -2
7. Group 7A - b. -1
8. Group 8A - c. 0