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1) #1 * Approximately how many moles of Id are in 3

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1) #1 * Approximately how many moles of Id are in 3.21 moles Id3Ia2?
* indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.

   

9.63

   

0.0240

   

429

   

3.69

4 points   

QUESTION 2

  1. * Approximately how many moles InFl4 are 1.23 grams InFl4?
    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.
   

0.0327

   

121

   

2.08x10-26

   

0.0125

4 points   

QUESTION 3

  1. What is the oxidizing agent in the (non-fictitious) reaction below?
    H2 + Cu2+ → 2H+ + Cu
   

H+

   

Cu2+

   

Cu

   

H2

4 points   

QUESTION 5

  1. Which of the following is not part of the kinetic molecular theory, which describes ideal gas behavior?
   

gas particle movement depends on temperature

   

gas particles are in constant motion

   

gas particles are very far apart

   

gas particles often stick to each other

4 points   

QUESTION 6

  1. * Approximately what mass of De2, in grams, is needed to form 1.23 grams AsDe by the reaction below?
    2As + De2 → 2AsDe

    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.
   

0.762

   

3.05

   

1.52

   

0.762

4 points   

QUESTION 7

  1. * What category of reaction is the reaction below?
    NjNyi2 → Nj + Ny2

* indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.

   

decomposition

   

combination

   

combustion

   

none of the other answers are correct

4 points   

QUESTION 8

  1. Which type of intermolecular force involves temporary dipoles from moving electron clouds that align similar to ions?
   

hydrogen bonding

   

ionic bonds

   

dipole-dipole forces

   

dispersion forces

4 points   

QUESTION 9

  1. Which substance undergoes oxidation in the (non-fictitious) reaction below?
    2I- + Br2 → 2Br- + I2
   

I2

   

Br2

   

Br-

   

I-

4 points   

QUESTION 10

  1. Which of the following is the definitive explanation of reduction in oxidation-reduction chemistry?
   

reduction is the gain of hydrogen

   

reduction is the gain of electrons

   

reduction is the loss of electrons

   

reduction is the loss of oxygen

4 points   

QUESTION 11

  1. * In the reaction below,  is one of the reactants and  is one of the products. (Do not be concerned about subscripts in the answers.)
     In2Aa4 + 3Nd2 → 2InNd2 + 2Aa2Nd

    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.

4 points   

QUESTION 12

  1. Which of the following (not fictitious substances) have dispersion forces?
    NH3, CH3CO2H, OF2
   

OF2

   

NH3 and OF2

   

NH3 and CH3CO2H

   

all of these

4 points   

QUESTION 13

  1. * A 1.23 mole sample of Gg(g) occupies 4.23 L at 3.45 atm. Approximately what is the volume, in liters, of the sample at 4.56 atm?
    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.
   

0.312

   

1.77

   

3.20

   

5.59

4 points   

QUESTION 14

  1. * Approximately how many moles of KsKy2 are 3.21x1024 KsKy2 molecules?
    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.
   

3.43x1026

   

2.04

   

5.33

   

1.93x1048

4 points   

QUESTION 15

  1. * When the reaction below is balanced, what is the coefficient in front of Oh2?
    CnOh3(s) → Cn(s) + Oh2(g) (not balanced)

    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.
   

6

   

3

   

2

   

1

4 points   

QUESTION 16

  1. * Approximately what is the mass, in grams, of 1.23 moles NcNd2?
    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.
   

747

   

5.28x10-3

   

233

   

286

4 points   

  

QUESTION 18

  1. The following (non-fictitious) redox reaction is not balanced. What is the coefficient in front of Na when it is balanced?
    Au3+ + Na → Na+ + Au (not balanced)
   

1

   

6

   

3

   

2

4 points   

QUESTION 19

  1. * Write two mole-mole conversion factors based on the reaction equation below.
    In2Aa4 + 3Nd2 → 2InNd2 + 2Aa2Nd

* indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.

         

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QUESTION 20

  1. * Approximately how many moles of Ok(g) are present if the sample fills a 25 L tank at 3.2 atm and 22°C?
    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.
   

0.30

   

44

   

3.3

   

1.2

4 points   

QUESTION 21

  1. * Approximately how many moles of Mi2 form by the reaction of 1.23 moles Mi4Wy by the reaction below?
    2Mi4Wy → 3Mi2 + 2MiWy

* indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.

   

1.85

   

4.82

   

0.820

   

3.70

4 points   

QUESTION 22

  1. * A 3.21 mole sample of Ls(g) occupies 2.34 L. Approximately how many moles of Lsg) are present in a 3.45 L container under the same conditions?
    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.
   

1.81

   

4.73

   

2.18

   

0.211

4 points   

QUESTION 23

  1. * What category of reaction is the reaction below?
    Md + 2Nd → MdNd2

* indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.

   

none of the other answers are correct

   

combustion

   

combination

   

decomposition

4 points   

QUESTION 24

  1. Which of the following is most likely to be a reactant in a combustion reaction?
   

N2

   

CO2

   

H2O

   

O2

4 points   

QUESTION 25

  1. * Which of the following half reactions is the complete version of the half reaction below? 
    Tx2+ → Tx6+ (incomplete)

    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.
   

3Tx2+ → Tx6+

   

4e- + Tx6+ → Tx2+

   

Tx2+→ Tx6+ + 4e-

   

4e- + Tx2+ → Tx6+

4 points   

QUESTION 26

  1. * Approximately what is the molar mass of CnOh3?
    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.
   

90.56 g/mol

   

271.68 g/mol

   

251 g/mol

   

267 g/mol

4 points   

QUESTION 27

  1. * When the reaction equation below is balanced, how many Ia atoms are on both sides? 
    Id3Ia2 → Id2 + Ia (not balanced)

    * indicates fictitious elements are in the question and the fictitious periodic table should be used if needed.
   

4

   

3

   

6

   

2

4 points   

QUESTION 28

  1. Which of the following is most important in determining the boiling point of covalent molecules?
   

intermolecular forces

   

strength of ionic bonds

   

network bonding

   

strength of covalent bond

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28. Intermolecular forces

27. 4

26. 251

25. Tx2+ Tx6+ + 4 e

24. N2

23. Combination

22. 4.73

21. 1.85

20. 3.3

18. 3

16. 5.28 x 10-3

15. 3

14. 5.33

13. 3.2

7. Decomposition

6. 0.762

2. 0.0125

12. All of these

10. Reduction is gain of electrons

9. I-

8. Dispersion forces

5. Gas particles often stick to each other

3. Cu2+

1. 9.63