Chemistry Chapter 6 – Chemical Bonding (Class 11) for FSC, Entry Tests & NTS Preparation
Chapter 6, Chemical Bonding, is an important topic for Class 11 students preparing for FSC board exams and medical/engineering entry tests like MDCAT, NUMS, AKU, NUST, ECAT, and NTS exams. This chapter explains how atoms combine to form molecules, the types of chemical bonds, and the principles that determine the structure and stability of compounds. Understanding chemical bonding is essential for studying molecular geometry, reactions, and properties of substances.
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H2O has a higher boiling point than HF because:
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The order of force of repulsion between lone pairs and Bond pairs is?
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The dipole moments of the given molecules (BF3, NF3, NH3) are such that:
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Bond energy between nitrogen atoms in N2 molecule is:
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The common features, among the species CN, CO and NO are:
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The substance which conducts electricity by the movement of ions:
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An ionic compound is most likely to be formed when:
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Which compound shows maximum hydrogen bonding with water?
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Bond energy:
I. is the energy required to break a bond between two atoms in a diatomic molecule
II. Is taken as the energy released in forming a bond form free atoms
III. Is the measure of the strength of bond
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The geometry of H2S and its dipole moment are:
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Ionic, covalent and co-ordinate covalent bonds are simultaneously present in the molecular geometry of:
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The molecule with zero dipole moment is:
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The number of sigma and pi bonds in 1-butene-3-yne?
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GN lewis described which one of the following bonds?
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Lithium and beryllium are unique in such a way that they have higher charge densities which produce strong polarizing effects due to:
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sp3 hybridization in CH4 gives it ______ geometry.
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In HF the covalent bond is due to:
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Which of the following molecules has no net dipole moment?
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Acetone and Chloroform are soluble into each other due to:
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Linear combination of atomic orbitals (LCAO) results in the formation of:
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Both ionic and covalent bonds are present in:
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The number of bond(s) between carbon and nitrogen atoms in a Nitrile is:
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The boiling point of water is higher than other hydrides because water molecules can form:
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Which pair has species with different shapes?
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The decreasing order of second ionization energy of K, Ca, Ba is:
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Which of the following ions will show maximum hydration?
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Which of the following is the correct order of electronegativity (from highest to lowest)?
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If the difference between electronegativity values between two atoms is less than 1.7 , the bond is necessarily:
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Which of the following hybrid orbitals has maximum “s” character?
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Which of the following contains the coordinate covalent bond?
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Surface tension in a liquid is caused by?
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Which of the following has the highest value of electronegativity?
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Electrical conductivity depends upon _______.
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The raindrop acquires a spherical shape and ink spread over blotting paper due to:
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An ionic compound is most likely to be formed when:
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The first ionization energy is maximum for:
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Triatomic molecules have following movements:
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Which of the following has maximum Hydration power?
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The compound in which carbon uses only its sp3 – hybrid orbitals for bond formation is?
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Which of the following molecules have zero Dipole moments?
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The hybridization of atomic orbitals of N2+, NO3-, and NH4+are, respectively:
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Key Concepts about Chemical Bonding
The chapter explains ionic, covalent, and coordinate bonds, including their formation, characteristics, and examples. It covers concepts such as bond polarity, electronegativity, resonance, and hydrogen bonding. The chapter also discusses the shapes of molecules, VSEPR theory, hybridization, and the relationship between bond strength, bond length, and stability. Each concept is illustrated with diagrams, examples, and step-by-step explanations. These concepts are highly important for FSC board exams and entry tests like MDCAT, NUMS, AKU, NUST, and ECAT.
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Mastery of chemical bonding helps students understand molecular structure, predict chemical behavior, and solve numerical and conceptual problems effectively. PLS Academy provides practice questions, solved past papers, and chapter-wise MCQs to help students revise these topics systematically. Regular study of this chapter improves problem-solving skills, conceptual clarity, and exam performance, ensuring students are well-prepared for FSC board exams, competitive entry tests, and NTS exams.
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