Chemistry
Chemistry
Chemistry
1. The density of water is 1.0 g/cm3 . Which of shown above. What is the value of △HC
the following substances will float in water? given the information in equations A and B?
a. Density of gold = 19.3 g/cm3 a. -57.1 kJ
b. Density of silver = 10.5 g/cm3 b. -90.3 kJ
c. Density of milk = 1.0 g/cm3 c. -223.7 kJ
d. Density of ice = 0.92 g/cm3 d. -373.3 kJ
2. When a paper is crumpled, what physical 7. Using the valence-shell electron-pair repulsion
property is altered? theory, which of the following diagrams
a. Density represents the molecular shape of carbon
b. Shape dioxide?
c. Mass
d. State
observed to be 32°C and 0.98 atm. What is Which statement concerning this solution is
the volume of the gas inside the balloon? (1 FALSE?
atm = 14.7 psi) a. The solution is considered supersaturated
a. 0.107 liters since no additional orange powder will
b. 1.070 liters dissolve.
c. 10.7 liters b. The solution is considered saturated since
d. 107.0 liters not all of the orange powder dissolved.
c. The solubility of the orange powder in
11. water has been exceeded.
d. In order to get the additional orange
Element Electronegativity
powder to dissolve, the student can add
K 0.8 more water.
Cl 3.0
H 2.1 15.
O 3.5 2H2 + O2 → 2H2O
C 2.5
N 3.0
The reaction of hydrogen and oxygen gas to
produce water is shown above. Suppose 10.0
Based on the table shown above, in which of grams of hydrogen are mixed with 32.0 grams
the following compounds is the bonding ionic? of oxygen, what is the limiting reagent and
a. KCl how many excess grams of the other is left at
b. NH3 the end of the reaction? (Molar masses: H2 -
c. CH4 2.0 g/mol; O2 = 32.0 g/mol)
d. H2O
a. Limiting reagent = hydrogen;
12. Fifty-four grams of a certain metal at 98°C Excess = 16.0 grams of oxygen
was placed in 80 mL of water at 297 K. b. Limiting reagent = hydrogen;
Assuming no heat is lost to the surroundings, Excess = 2.0 grams of oxygen
what is the temperature of the water and the c. Limiting reagent = oxygen;
metal? (Specific heat of the metal = 0.085 Excess = 6.0 grams of oxygen
cal/g*C°) d. Limiting reagent = oxygen;
a. 280°C Excess = 8.0 grams of oxygen
b. 35°C
c. 28°C 16. Which of the following groups of compounds
d. 25°C are arranged from the strongest to weakest
intermolecular force?
13. What is the molecular weight of an unknown a. F2 → HCl → H2O2
gas if 200 mL of this gas diffuses through an b. F2 → H2O2 → HCl
apparatus in 180 seconds while 250 mL of c. HCl → F2 → H2O2
NO2 under the same conditions diffuses d. H2O2 → HCl → F2
through the same apparatus in 170 seconds?
a. 8.97 g/mole 17.
b. 60.88 g/mole
c. 80.52 g/mole
d. 805.20 g/mole
What type of nuclear reaction is shown above?
14. A student mixes three tablespoons of orane a. Nuclear fusion
powder in a glass of water at room b. Nuclear fission
temperature, and observes that much, but not c. Neutron emission
all, of the orange powder has dissolved. d. Scintillation
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18. Which of the following states that no two Given the above quantum numbers, what is
electrons in an atom can have the same set of the maximum number of electrons in the
quantum numbers? atom?
a. Hund’s rule a. 1
b. Madelung’s rule b. 3
c. Pauli exclusion principle c. 10
d. Heisenberg uncertainty principle d. 14
19. In which of the following sets of conditions will 25. When a chemist pours hot water with coffee
a real gas behave like an ideal gas? extract in an ice bath, some of the coffee
a. Low pressure, low temperature crystallizes. What kind of solution is formed?
b. High pressure, low temperature a. Unsaturated
c. Low pressure, high temperature b. Saturated
d. High pressure, high temperature c. Supersaturated
d. Diluted
20. A person has 6.0 qt of blood containing 95 mg
of glucose per 100 mL. How much glucose is 26.
there in this person’s total blood supply?
a. 5400 g
b. 5.4 g
c. 540 g
d. 570 g An aqueous solution of NH3 is in equilibrium.
Suppose a gram of NH4Cl is added to the
21. How many pi electrons are there in solution, and it is allowed to come to a new
naphthalene? equilibrium as shown above. What will happen
a. 9 to the pH as a result of the addition of NH4CL?
b. 10 a. It will go up.
c. 11 b. It will go down.
d. 14 c. It will not be affected.
d. It cannot be determined.
22. Which of the following correctly lists the five
atoms in order of increasing atomic size? 27. In a gravimetric analysis, the substance
(Atomic numbers: F = 9, K = 19, Ge = 32, Br = weighed is PbO2. If the substance sought is
35, Rb = 37) Pb3O4, which is the correct gravimetric factor?
a. F, K, Ge, Br, Rb a. 3PbO2/Pb3O4
b. F, Ge, Br, K, Rb b. Pb3O4/3PbO2
c. F, Br, Ge, K, Rb c. 2PbO2/Pb3O4
d. F, K, Br, Ge, Rb d. Pb3O4/2PbO2
32. 36.
2NaI + Pb(NO3)2 → PbI2 + 2NaNO3 Co(H2O)63+(aq) + 6NH3(aq) → Co(NH3)63+(aq) +
6H2O(l)
If 4.61 grams of PbI2 was isolated from the
reaction of Pb(NO3)2 and NaI, what will be the Which of the following is the Lewis acid and acts
calculated amount of Nal that reacted with as a reactant in the equation shown above?
PbI2? (Molar mass: PbI2 = 330 grams/mol; NaI a. Co3+
= 150 grams/mol) b. H2O
a. 1.50 grams c. NH3
b. 3.00 grams d. Co(H2O)63+
c. 4.61 grams
d. 9.22 grams 37. Which of the following is a primary alcohol?
a. 2-Propanol
33. b. 3-Bromo-2-pentanol
H2(g) + I2(g) ⇌ 2HI(g) △H = +52kJ c. Ethanol
d. 4-Ethyl-3-hexanol
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50.
The molecular structures of three aromatic I. Silk fibroin extracted from silkworms
compounds labeled X, Y, and Z, are shown in II. Keratin in hair, feathers, and nails
the diagram above. Which of the following III. Collagen in tendons and bone matrix
shows the increasing order of acidity of the Which above structure of protein is present in the
substances X, Y, and Z? above fibrous materials?
a. Y < X < Z A. Primary
b. Y < Z < X B. Secondary
c. X < Z < Y C. Tertiary
d. Z < X < Y D. Quaternary