Semester 1 Chemistry Final – Mr. Anastasia

DO NOT WRITE ON THIS SHEET!  Pleases bubble in the best answer for each question on the SCANTRON answer sheet provided.

 

1.      A group of two or more atoms held together by bonds is a(n):

a) mixture.        b) molecule.                  c) element.                    d) compound.

 

2.      A substance that cannot be decomposed by chemical or physical means is a(n)

 a) molecule.     b) element.                   c) compound.               d) mixture.

 

3.      The boiling of water is considered a(n)…

a) chemical change                    b) physical change

 

4.      Having consistent measurements but not coming up with the expected  values could be considered …

a) accuracy       b) imprecise                  c) precise                     d) improper technique                          

5.       This person that determined the atom was composed primarily of empty space:

a) Thomson      b) Rutherford. c) Milliken.                   d) Debroglie

 

6.      This person was responsible for the “oil-drop experiment”:

a) Bohr.            b) Milliken.                   c) Curie.                       d) Rutherford.

 

7.      If an object has a mass of 2.4 g and a volume of 3.7 mL, what is the object’s density?

       a) 1.5 g/mL.          b) 0.65 g/mL.               c) 1.0 g/mL.                 d) 0.63 g/mL.

 

8.      You would call the representative particle of sodium chloride a(n):

a) formula unit.                     b) atom.                     c) molecule.                  d) arteriole.

 

9.   How many significant figures are in the number 1.00790?

      a) 3            b) 5                  c) 6                  d) 2

 

10.  Fluorine has the lowest electronegativity.

a) true        b) false

 

11.  What is the maximum number of electrons that can fit in the 5f sublevel?

a) 6            b) 10                c) 14                d) 2

 

12.  How many electrons are associated with l = 1

       a) 2           b) 8                  c) 6                  d) 10

 

13. Write the electron configuration for As?

a)  [Ar] 3s24d103p3             b) [Ar] 4s24d104p3        c) [Ne] 3s22d103p3       d) [Ar] 4s23d104p3

 

14. Longer wavelengths of light are lower in energy than shorter wavelengths.

a) true        b) false

 

15.  Ionization energy is the amount of energy required to pull an electron off an atom.

a) true        b) false

 

16. What is the frequency of light emitted at 400nm? (speed of light = 3.0 x 108 m/s)

a) 7.50 x 1014 waves /sec.              b) 7.50 x 105 waves /s              c) 7.50 x 1011 waves/s   

d) 7.50 x 1017 waves /s

 

17.  What is the amount of energy contained in one photon that emits light at 500nm?

a) 3.98 x 10-19J       b) 5.036 x 10-25J          c) 7.60 x1014J              d) 5.036 x 10-16J

 

18.  Metals in an ionic reaction tend to form anions.

a) true        b) false

 

19.  If the accepted value for the density of a gas is 3.65 g/L and you experimentally determined it to be 3.05 g/L, what is your percent error?

       a) –16.4%             b) 16.43%                    c) 83.6%                      d) –83.56%

 

20.  Elements in the same period have similar chemical properties.

a) true        b) false

 

21.  Democritus first theorized that matter is infinitely divisible.

a) true        b) false

 

22.  Sulfur is a metalloid.

a) true        b) false

 

23.  A mole of any gas at STP has a volume of 22.4 L.

a) true        b) false

 

24.  The molar mass of Nitrogen is 14 amu’s.

a) true        b) false

 

25.  An isotope is an atom of the same element with a different number of protons.

      a) true        b) false

 

26.  What is the atomic mass of chlorine if its naturally occurring isotopes have the following weights and abundances:  Cl 35: mass = 34.969, abundance: 75.77%,  Cl 37: mass = 36.966, abundance = 24.23%?

a) 35.0amu             b) 35.453 amu              c) 35.506g       d)35.506 amu

     

27.  What is the percent carbon in C2H6O?                                                                              

a) 52%.                  b) 26%.                        c) 78%.            d) 12%.

 

28.  The chemical formula for aspirin is C9H8O4. What is the mass of 0.200 mol of aspirin?

a) 22.5 g.               b) 5.4 g.                      c) 36.0 g.         d) 45.9 g.

29.  What is the volume (in liters at STP) of 2.50 mol of carbon monoxide?

a) 56.0 L.               b) 0.112 L.                  c) 3.10 L.         d) 8.96 L.

 

30. Which of the following is not an empirical formula?                                                 

a) N2H4.                 b) Na2SO4.                  c) C6H5.           d) Sn3(PO4)4.

 

31. What is the empirical formula of a compound that is 17.6% Na, 39.7% Cr, and 42.7% O?

a) NaCrO4             b) NaCrO                    c) Na2CrO7      d) Na2Cr2O7

 

32.  A compound has the empirical formula C2H3O and a molar mass of 172 g. What is its molecular formula?                                                                                                              

       a) C8H12O4.           b) C6H9O3.                  c) C6H5.           d) C7H8O5.

 

33.  The number of moles of H2 molecules in 625 L of gas at STP is:

       a) 27.9 mol.           b) 1250 mol.                c) 1.40 x 104 mol.         d) 3.58 x 10-2 mol.

 

34.  Which is NOT a characteristic of metals?

       a) brittle                 b) conductive                c) forms cations            d) malleable

 

35.  What is the correct formula for Strontium Nitrate?                                                 

a) Sr2NO3.             b) Sr(NO3)2.                c) SrNO3.                    d) StNO3.

 

36.  What is the correct formula for Aluminum Carbonate?

a) AlCO3                b) Al3(CO3)2                c) Al2(CO2)3                 d) Al2(CO3)3

 

37.  What is the correct name for PbSO4?

a) Lead Sulfate       b) Lead (II) Sulfate       c) Lead (IV) Sulfate      d) Lead sulfite

 

38.  What is the correct name for Ba3(PO4)2?

a) Barium Phosphate           b) Barium (III) Phosphate         c) Barium (II) Phosphate          

d) Barium Phosphite

 

39.  What is the mass of 52.0 cm3 of water?

a) 52.0 kg              b) 52.0 g                      c) 52.0 ml                     d) 2704.0 mg

 

40.  What is the shape of the s orbitals?

a) circular               b) tetrahedral                c) spherical                   d) linear

 

41.  An atomic orbital may describe at most two electrons. What rule or principle is this?

a) Aufbau               b) Pauli Exclusion         c) Hund’s                     d) Heisenberg

 

42.  The following elements are all Alkali Metals:

a) F, Cl, Br b) Ca, Sr, Ba                c) K, Na, Li                 d) He, Ne, Kr

 

43. How many moles are in a 100g sample of Iron (III) Oxide?

a) 2.0 mol               b) 1.6 mol                    c) 0.625 mol                 d) 1.39 mol

44.  What type of reaction is Pb  +  ZnSO4  à  PbSO4  +  Zn

a) Single replacement          b) Double replacement  c) Combustion             

d) Combination

 

45. The stoichiometric ratio of this unbalanced equation should be:

(NH4)2CO3    +      Fe(OH)3   à     Fe2(CO3)3   +     NH4OH

a) 6:4 à 2:12         b) 2:4 à 2:6                c) 1:2 à 1:3                 d) 3:2 à 1:6

 

46.  The products of this reaction are?    AgCl    +   (NH4)2SO4  à

      a) AgSO4  +   (NH4)2Cl                  b)  Ag2SO4  +   NH4Cl2

      c) AgNH4   +  ClSO4                     d)  Ag2SO4  +   NH4Cl

 

47.  What is the net ionic product of the reaction in question # 46?

a) AgSO4               b) Ag2SO4        c) NH4Cl          d) AgNH4

 

48.  Which gas has a density of 1.96 g/L at STP?

a) SO2        b) CO2             c) N2                d) NO

 

49.  What does (aq) symbolize in a chemical equation?

a) Heat       b) Catalyst        c) Change         d) Solution

 

50.  The following would be appropriate to signify molten NaCl in a chemical equation:

a) (l)         b) (aq)              c) (s)                d) (g)

 

51.  Which of the following formulas is written incorrectly?

a) Mg3(PO4)2         b) Hg2Cl2         c) HgCl2           d) NaSO4

 

52.  P3- would be isoelectronic with ...

       a) Nitrogen            b) Neon           c) Arsenic         d) Argon

 

53.  How many moles of hydrogen atoms would be in 3.5 moles of ammonium hydroxide?

       a) 17.5                  b) 3.5               c) 14                d) 22.4

 

54.  What is the percent by mass of oxygen in calcium hypochlorite?

       a) 17.5%               b) 29.8%          c) 36.6%          d) 22.4%

 

55.  Which of the following is a molecule?

       a) NaCl                 b) CH4             c) FeCO3         d) AlPO4

 

 

EXTRA CREDIT:  Write the answers below question 100 on the scantron sheet.

  1. What is the Greek word for resurrection?  (5 points)
  2. Who was the second person to walk on the moon? (5 points)