Transcript ANS

Chemistry I H
Final Exam Review Questions
What prefix means 1000
ANS:
kilo
What prefix should have 1000 written
in front of it in a factor label step?
ANS: milli
What has been measured if a quantity has a
cubic length (like cm3) as its units?
ANS: volume
500. mm = ____ km
ANS:
0.000500 km
14 L = _____ mL
ANS:
14,000
If the true value is 5.0 and the observed
value is 3.0, what is the percent error?
ANS: 40%
What is 452 in scientific notation?
ANS:
4.52 x 102
How many significant digits are in 0.00670
ANS: 3
Is a chocolate chip cookie heterogeneous or
homogeneous?
ANS: heterogeneous
Is dissolving a physical or chemical change?
ANS:
physical
What changes form new substances?
ANS: chemical
What kind of
change occurs when
a compound is broken into elements?
ANS: chemical
What two subatomic particles have the
largest mass
ANS: protons and neutrons
What parts of an atom did Dalton know
about?
ANS:
None. He thought an atom was indivisible
What are atoms of an element with different
numbers of neutrons called?
ANS: isotopes
What standard isotope was assigned a
whole-number mass?
ANS: carbon-12
How many neutrons are in polonium-210?
ANS: 126
Who discovered the charge to mass
ratio of electrons?
ANS: J.J. Thomson
What color of light has the least
energetic photons?
ANS: red
Who first used energy levels to describe
electrons?
ANS: Bohr
Did Bohr consider the electron to be a
particle or a wave?
ANS: particle
What does the principal quantum number
describe about an electron?
ANS: the energy of the electron
What shape are orbitals of “s” sublevels?
ANS:
spherical
How many electrons can be in the
4th energy level?
ANS: 32
What is the electron configuration for carbon?
ANS: 1s22s22p2
What does it mean to say an electron
exhibits wave-particle duality?
ANS: It behaves like waves and particles.
What elements are poor conductors of electricity?
ANS:
nonmetals
Today the periodic table is arranged by atomic
number. Mendeleev arranged his table by
ANS: atomic mass
What sublevel ending do transition metals have?
ANS:
d
Why does atomic size decrease from left
to right across a period?
ANS: Because of an increasing nuclear charge.
Which requires less energy, removing the first
electron from an atom or removing a second one?
ANS: Removing the first.
With what noble gas do Ca2+ and Cl1- have the
same electron configuration?
ANS: argon
How many sulfur atoms are in the
formula for aluminum sulfate?
ANS: 3
What is the correct formula for calcium nitride?
ANS: Ca3N2
What is the correct name for BaF2?
ANS: barium fluoride
What is the formula for sulfur dioxide?
ANS: SO2
What is the formula for iron(II) iodide?
ANS: FeI2
What is the formula for sodium carbonate?
ANS: Na2CO3
In the reaction
Br2 + 2 NaI  2 NaBr + I2
which element is more active Br or I?
ANS: Br
What type of reaction has no + on the left of the
yield sign?
ANS: decomposition
What type of reaction has no + on the right of the
yield sign?
ANS: synthesis
What is a solid that results from aqueous
solutions called?
ANS: precipitate
How many atoms are in 1 mole of silver?
ANS: 6.02 x 1023
What is the mass of 1 mole of silver?
ANS:
107.9 g
What is the mass of 1 mole of carbon dioxide?
ANS: 44.0 g
How many moles of oxygen are in
1 mole of H2SO4
ANS: four
What is the molarity of a solution if
20.0 g of sodium hydroxide is dissolved in
150 mL of solution?
ANS: 3.3M
What is the molarity of Li+ in 2.0 M Li3N?
ANS:
6.0M Li+
How many molecules are in 88 g of carbon dioxide?
ANS:
1.2 x 1024 molecules