Why do isotopes have the same chemical properties? They have the same number of neutrons They have the same number of electrons They have the same nuclear charge They have the same atomic mass

They have the same number of electrons

How do the period and group trends for ions compare to those for atomic radius? They are completely different They are the same in all cases They are opposite They are the same, except when crossing the metal-nonmetal dividing line

They are the same, except when crossing the metal-nonmetal dividing line

What are cations and how do they compare in size to their original atoms? Cations have gained electrons and are larger Cations have lost electrons and are larger Cations have gained electrons and are smaller Cations have lost electrons and are smaller

Cations have lost electrons and are smaller

What are anions and how do they compare in size to their original atoms? Anions have gained electrons and are smaller Anions have lost electrons and are larger Anions have gained electrons and are larger Anions have lost electrons and are smaller

Anions have gained electrons and are larger

What is the atomic radius and how is it measured? The distance from the nucleus to the innermost electrons The distance from the nucleus to the outermost electrons The distance between two atoms The distance between two nuclei

The distance from the nucleus to the outermost electrons

What is ionization energy? The energy released when an atom gains an electron The energy required to add an electron to an atom The energy required to split an atom The amount of energy required to completely remove an electron from an atom

The amount of energy required to completely remove an electron from an atom

What is a major focus of inorganic chemistry? Carbon-containing compounds Organic synthesis Properties and behavior of inorganic compounds Natural product chemistry

Properties and behavior of inorganic compounds

What is the role of transition metals in inorganic chemistry? They do not participate in reactions They form complex compounds and variable oxidation states They only form simple compounds They are always inert

They form complex compounds and variable oxidation states

What is the significance of defects in crystal structures? They are always beneficial They affect the material's behavior They have no impact They make materials useless

They affect the material's behavior

In what area does bioinorganic chemistry intersect with inorganic chemistry? Synthesis of plastics Study of natural products Role of inorganic elements in biological systems Analysis of organic pollutants

Role of inorganic elements in biological systems

What type of compounds are studied in organometallic chemistry? Compounds with carbon-carbon bonds Compounds containing metal-carbon bonds Compounds with only ionic bonds Compounds lacking metals

Compounds containing metal-carbon bonds

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