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    SUB SUMATIF TEST

    INORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
    PENDIDIKAN KIMIA U 2013

    1. Mention the usefulness of silicone! What about the injection of silicone and how its effects
    on our bodies?
    2. Use molecular orbital theory to explain the bond at N2, O22-, and CO!
    Atomic number: C = 6, N = 7, O = 8) Determine the bond order in each of these molecules!
    3. Why is NF3 stable whilst NCl3 and NI3 are explosive?
    4. Give reason why CO2 is a gas and SiO2 is a solid!
    5. Freon can damage the environment. How to reduce the use of freon in refrigerators and air
    conditioning?

    SUB SUMATIF TEST


    INORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
    PENDIDIKAN KIMIA U 2013

    1. Mention the usefulness of silicone! What about the injection of silicone and how its effects
    on our bodies?
    2. Use molecular orbital theory to explain the bond at N2, O22-, and CO!
    Atomic number: C = 6, N = 7, O = 8) Determine the bond order in each of these molecules!
    3. Why is NF3 stable whilst NCl3 and NI3 are explosive?
    4. Give reason why CO2 is a gas and SiO2 is a solid!
    5. Freon can damage the environment. How to reduce the use of freon in refrigerators and air
    conditioning?

    SUB SUMATIF TEST


    INORGANIC CHEMISTRY II
    PENDIDIKAN KIMIA U 2013

    1. Mention the usefulness of silicone! What about the injection of silicone and how its effects
    on our bodies?
    2. Use molecular orbital theory to explain the bond at N2, O22-, and CO!
    Atomic number: C = 6, N = 7, O = 8) Determine the bond order in each of these molecules!
    3. Why is NF3 stable whilst NCl3 and NI3 are explosive?
    4. Give reason why CO2 is a gas and SiO2 is a solid!
    5. Freon can damage the environment. How to reduce the use of freon in refrigerators and air
    conditioning?

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