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Unit 1: Getting Ready for Chemistry If you can do all the things listed below, you are ready for the Unit 1 test. Place a checkmark next to each item that you can do! If a sample problem is given, complete it as evidence. _____1. I can list five important lab safety rules. 5 important lab safety rules are: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. _____2. I can identify the most common laboratory tools such as: beaker, graduated cylinder, Erlenmeyer flask, scoop, beaker tongs, test tube, test tube rack, test tube holder, crucible tongs, Bunsen burner, striker, stirring rod, funnel, dropper pipette (aka eye dropper) Draw and label as many of the common laboratory tools as you can! _____3. I can determine the independent and dependent variable in a lab experiment. A farmer wants to know what the effect the amount of fertilizer has on the amount of fruit an apple tree produces. What is the independent variable? What is the dependent variable? _____4. I can determine the number of significant figures in a measurement. How many significant figures are there in 30.50 cm? How many significant figures are there in 400.0 sec? _____5. I can determine the answer to a math problem to the correct number of significant figures. To the correct number of significant figures, what is the answer to 5.93 mL + 4.6 mL? To the correct number of significant figures, what is the answer to 5.93 cm * 4.6 cm?

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Unit1:GettingReadyforChemistryIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit1test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.Icanlistfiveimportantlabsafetyrules.

5importantlabsafetyrulesare:1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

_____2.Icanidentifythemostcommonlaboratorytoolssuchas:beaker,graduatedcylinder,Erlenmeyerflask,scoop,beakertongs,testtube,testtuberack,testtubeholder,crucibletongs,Bunsenburner,striker,stirringrod,funnel,dropperpipette(akaeyedropper)

Drawandlabelasmanyofthecommonlaboratorytoolsasyoucan!

_____3.Icandeterminetheindependentanddependentvariableinalabexperiment.

Afarmerwantstoknowwhattheeffecttheamountoffertilizerhasontheamountoffruitanappletreeproduces.Whatistheindependentvariable?Whatisthedependentvariable?

_____4.Icandeterminethenumberofsignificantfiguresinameasurement.

Howmanysignificantfiguresaretherein30.50cm?Howmanysignificantfiguresaretherein400.0sec?

_____5.Icandeterminetheanswertoamathproblemtothecorrectnumberofsignificantfigures.

Tothecorrectnumberofsignificantfigures,whatistheanswerto5.93mL+4.6mL?Tothecorrectnumberofsignificantfigures,whatistheanswerto5.93cm*4.6cm?

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_____6.Icanreadthemeniscusonagraduatedcylindertothecorrectnumberofsignificantfigures.

Thevolumeis______________________mL.

_____7.Icanusedimensionalanalysistosolvemathproblems.

Tothecorrectnumberofsignificantfigures,determinehowmanymeterstherearein15.4ft.Tothecorrectnumberofsignificantfigures,determinehowmanyminutestherearein2.7years.

_____8.Icanconvertnumbersintoscientificnotationfromstandardnotation.

Convert87,394,000,000,000toscientificnotation.Convert0.0000040934toscientificnotation.

_____9.Icanconvertnumbersintostandardnotationfromscientificnotation.

Convert5.8x109tostandardnotation.Convert4.3x10-5tostandardnotation.

_____10.Icanusemycalculatortoinputnumbersinscientificnotationusingthe“2ndfunction&EEkeys.

Enterthenumber5.67x1052onyourcalculatorandshowMrs.S.She’llinitialthisbox,ifyou’vedoneitcorrectly!

_____11.Icanconvertbetweendifferentmetricunitsbyusing“KingHenrydiedbydrinkingchocolatemilk”.

9.3km=?m39,983mL=?kL

_____12.IcanconvertbetweendifferentmetricunitsbyusingReferenceTableCanddimensionalanalysis.

1.5x10-3km=?µm4.67x1013pm=?dm

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_____13.IcandeterminewhichequationtousefromReferenceTableTbylookingatthegiveninformation.

Whichequationwouldyouusetosolvethefollowingproblem?(Don’tsolveit.JusttellmeWHICHequationtouse.)Problem:HowmanygramsofLiBr(gram-formulamass=87g/mol)would3.5molesofLiBrbe?

_____14.Icansolvefor“x”whenit’sinthedenominatorofafraction.

Whatisthevolume,incm3,of54.6gofberyllium(density=1.85g/cm3)

_____15.IcanconvertoCtodegreeskelvinanddegreeskelvintooC.

Whatkelvintemperatureisequalto200oC?WhatCelsiustemperatureisequalto200K?

_____16.GiventhesymbolIcanwritethenameforanyelementinGroup1,Group2,Group13,Group14,Group15,Group16,Group17orGroup18withoutusingaPeriodicTable.

Al______________________ Ca_______________________ Ne______________________ N_______________________ Na______________________ S________________________ Br_______________________ Ge_______________________

_____17.Giventhesymbolorthename,IcandeterminetheGroupforanyelementinGroup1,Group2,Group13,Group14,Group15,Group16,Group17orGroup18withoutusingaPeriodicTable.

Al______________________ Ca_______________________ Ne______________________ N_______________________ Na______________________ S________________________ Br_______________________ Ge_______________________

_____18.Icandefinegram-formulamass(AKAmolarmass).

Definition:

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_____19.Giventhechemicalsymbol/formula,Icandeterminehowmanyatomsarepresent.

HowmanymolesofatomsareinN2?Whatisthetotal#ofmolesofatomsinPb(C2H3O2)2?HowmanymolesofCatomsareinPb(C2H3O2)2?

_____20.Icandeterminethegram-formulamassforanyelementorcompound.

WhatisthegfmforN2?WhatisthegfmforPb(C2H3O2)2?

_____21.Icandefineamoleasitpertainstochemistry.

Definition:

_____22.IcanfindthenumberofmolesofsubstanceifIamgiventhemassandformulaforthesubstance.

94.3gishowmanymolesofNaCl?

_____23.Icandeterminethepercentcompositionofanelementinacompound.

WhatisthepercentbymassofMg inMg(NO3)2?

_____24.IcanconvertbetweenmolesandnumbersofparticlesusingAvogadro’snumber?

Howmanymolesofcarbonatomsaretherein4.8x1024atomsofC?

_____25.IcanconvertbetweenmolesandL(assumingSTP).

HowmanyLdoes4.60molesofO2occupyassumingSTP?

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Unit2:IntroductiontoMatterIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit2test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit1.

_____2.Icandefinethefollowing:atom,element,compound,mixture

Definitions:atomelementcompoundmixture

_____3.Icandrawparticlediagramstorepresentanatom,anelement,amolecule,acompound,amixture

2Atomsof1Element

2Moleculeof1Compound

Mixtureof2elements

Mixtureof2compounds

Mixtureofanelementandacompound

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_____4.Icanclassifysubstancesasapuresubstance(elementorcompound)orasamixture.

Puteachofthefollowingexamplesintothecorrectcolumn.Examples:C12H22O11,NaCl,Fe,saltwater,air,CO2,H2,Ar,soda

Element

Compound Mixture

_____5.Icandefinehomogeneousmixtureandheterogeneousmixtureintermsofparticledistribution.

Definitions:homogeneousmixtureheterogeneousmixture

_____6.Icangiveanexampleofhomogeneousandheterogeneousmixtures.

Twoexamplesofhomogeneousmixtures:a.b.Twoexamplesofheterogeneousmixtures:a.b.

_____7.Icanclassifyapropertyasphysicalorchemical.

Write“P”forphysicalor“C”forchemicalonthelineprovided._____copper(II)sulfateisblue._____copperreactswithoxygen._____coppercanbemadeintowire._____copperhasadensityof8.96g/cm3._____coppermeltsat1358K._____copperreactswithnitricacid._____copperdoesn’tdissolveinwater.

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_____8.Icanclassifyachangeasphysicalorchemical.

Write“P”forphysicalor“C”forchemicalonthelineprovided._____copper(II)sulfatedissolvesinwater._____copperreactswithoxygentoformsolidcopper(I)oxide._____solidcopperismelted._____achunkofcopperispoundedflat._____copperandzincaremixedtoformbrass._____alargepieceofcopperischoppedinhalf._____copperreactswithbrominetoformcopper(II)bromide.

_____9.Inaparticlediagram,Icandistinguishbetweenaphysicalchangeandachemicalchange.

SubstanceACircletheparticlediagramthatbestrepresentsSubstanceAafteraphysicalchangehasoccurred.

_____10.Icandefine:solute,solvent,solution,andsolubility.

Definitions:solutesolventsolutionsolubility

_____11.Icandescribethetrendinsolubilityforsolidsasthetemperaturechanges.

Asthetemperatureincreases,thesolubilityofasolid_________________.

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_____12.Icandescribethetrendinsolubilityforgasesasthetemperaturechanges.

Asthetemperatureincreases,thesolubilityofagas_________________.

_____13.IcanuseReferenceTableFtodetermineifasubstancewillbesolubleinwater.

Write“S”forsolubleand“NS”fornotsoluble.UseReferenceTableFtodeterminethesolubilityofthefollowingcompounds:_____potassiumchlorate_____silverbromide_____lithiumcarbonate_____calciumcarbonate

_____14.IcanuseTableGtodeterminehowmuchsolutetoaddatagiventemperaturetomakeasaturatedsolution.

HowmanygramsofKClO3mustbedissolvedin100gramsofwaterat20oCtomakeasaturatedsolution?

_____15.IcanuseTableGtodetermineifasolutionissaturated,unsaturated,orsupersatured.

If20.0gofNaNO3aredissolvedin100.0gofwaterat25.0oC,willtheresultingsolutionbesaturated,unsaturated,orsupersaturated?

_____16.Icandefine:dilute,concentrated,concentration,andelectrolyte.

Definitions:diluteconcentratedconcentrationelectrolyte

_____17.IcaninterpretTableGtodeterminewhichsolutionisthemostconcentratedorthemostdilute.

Whichsolutionismostconcentrated?A)125.0gofKIdissolvedin100.0gofwaterat10oCB)70.0gofNH4Cldissolvedin100.0gofwaterat70oC

C)120.0gofKNO3dissolvedin100.0gofwaterat70oC

D)30.0gofSO2dissolvedin100.0gofwaterat90oC_____18.IcanuseReferenceTableTtocalculatetheconcentrationofasolutioninppm.

Whatistheconcentration,inppm,ofa2600gofsolutioncontaining0.015gofCO2?

_____19.IcanuseReferenceTableTtocalculatetheconcentrationofasolutioninmolarity.

Whatisthemolarityof3.5molesofNaBrdissolvedin500mLofwater?

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_____20.Icandeterminehowmatterwillbeseparatedusingfiltration.

Whenamixtureofsand,salt,sugar,andwaterisfiltered,whatpassesthroughthefilter?

_____21.Icandescribehowmattercanbeseparatedusingdistillation.

Whichphysicalpropertymakesitpossibletoseparatethecomponentsofcrudeoilbymeansofdistillation?

_____23.Icanstatewhichseparationprocess(decanting,filtering,distilling,chromatography,orevaporating)isbestforagivensituation.

Toseparateamixtureofsaltandwater,thebestmethodofseparationwouldbe______________________.

Toseparateamixtureofethanolandwater,thebestmethodofseparationwouldbe_______________________.

Toseparateamixtureoffoodcoloringdyes,thebestmethodofseparationwouldbe___________________________.

Toseparateamixtureofoilandwater,thebestmethodofseparationwouldbe_____________________________.

_____24.Icandefineallotrope.

Defintion:allotrope

_____25.Icanstatethedifferencesbetweentwoallotropesofthesameelement.

Twoallotropesofthesameelementhavedifferentmolecularstructuresandthereforehavedifferent________________and__________________properties.

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Unit3:Matter&EnergyIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit3test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit1.

_____2.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit2.

_____3.Icandefinekineticenergy,potentialenergy,temperature,heat,endothermic,andexothermic.

Defintions:kineticenergypotentialenergytemperatureheatendothermicexothermic

____4.Icanuseparticlediagramstoshowthearrangementandspacingofatoms/moleculesindifferentphases.

DrawaparticlediagramtorepresentatomsofLiineachphase.

Solid Liquid Gas

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_____5.Icancomparesolids,liquids,andgasesintermsoftheirrelativekineticenergy,typeofmolecularmotion,abilitytocompletelyfillacontainer,abilitytochangeshape.

Solid Liquid Gas

RelativeKineticEnergy

TypeofMolecularMotion

vibrations,only vibrationandrotation

vibration,rotation,andtranslation

AbilitytoCompletelyFillaContainer

AbilitytoChangeShape

_____6.Icanstatethechangeofphaseoccurringinfusion,solidification,condensation,vaporization,melting,boiling,sublimation,deposition,andfreezing.

Duringfusionasubstancechangesfrom______________to______________.

Duringsolidificationasubstancechangesfrom______________to______________.

Duringcondensationasubstancechangesfrom______________to______________.

Duringvaporizationasubstancechangesfrom______________to______________.

Duringmeltingasubstancechangesfrom______________to______________.

Duringboilingasubstancechangesfrom______________to______________.

Duringsublimationasubstancechangesfrom______________to______________.

Duringdepositionasubstancechangesfrom______________to______________.

Duringfreezingasubstancechangesfrom______________to______________.

_____7.Icanindicateifaphasechangeisexothermicorendothermic.

Foreachphasechangelisted,indicatewhetherthechangeisexothermicorendothermic.fusion/melting_______________________solidification/freezing_______________________condensation_______________________vaporization/boiling_______________________sublimation_______________________deposition_______________________

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_____8.Givenaheating/coolingcurve,Icandeterminethetemperatureatwhichasubstancefreezes/meltsorcondenses/vaporizes.

Whatisthefreezingpointofthissubstance?Whatistheboilingpointofthissubstance?

_____9.Givenaheating/coolingcurve,Icandeterminewhichsectionsofthecurveshowchangesinpotentialenergy.

Onthegraph,circlethesectionsthatshowachangeinpotentialenergy.

_____10.Givenaheating/coolingcurve,Icandeterminewhichsectionsofthecurveshowchangesinkineticenergy.

Onthegraph,circlethesectionsthatshowachangeinkineticenergy.

_____11.IcanstatethetemperatureatwhichwaterfreezesinoCandK.

WhatisthefreezingpointofwaterinoCandK?

_____12.IcanstatethetemperatureatwhichwatermeltsinoCandK.

WhatisthemeltingpointofwaterinoCandK?

_____13.Icanstatethetemperatureatwhichwatervaporizes/boilsinoCandK.

WhatistheboilingpointofwaterinoCandK?

_____14.IcanstatethetemperatureatwhichwatercondensesinoCandK.

WhatisthecondensingpointofwaterinoCandK?

53oC

113oC

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_____15.IcanuseReferenceTableTtodeterminewhich“heat”equationisneededforagivenproblem.

Whichheatequationshouldbeusedineachofthefollowing:a.Howmuchheatisneededtovaporize100.0gofwaterat100oC?b.Howmuchheatisneededtoraisethetemperatureof100.0gofwaterby35oC?c.Howmuchheatisneededtomelt100.0goficeat0oC?

_____16.Icandefinespecificheatcapacity,heatoffusion,heatofvaporization.

Definitions:specificheatcapacityheatoffusionheatofvaporization

_____17.Icanusethe“heat”equationstosolveforanyvariable,ifIamgiventheothervariables.

Howmanygramsofwatercanbeheatedby15.0oCusing13,500Jofheat?Ittakes5210Jofheattomelt50.0gofethanolatitsmeltingpoint.Whatistheheatoffusionofethanol?

_____18.Icanstatethe5partsoftheKineticMolecularTheory.

ThefivepartsoftheKineticMolecularTheoryare:a.b.c.d.e.

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_____19.Icandefineanidealgas.

Definition:idealgas

_____20.Icanstatetheconditionsofpressureandtemperatureunderwhichagaswillact“ideally”.

Agaswillactmost“ideally”undertheconditionsof___________pressure

and____________temperature.

_____21.Icanstatethetwoelementsthatactideallymostofthetime.

Thetwoelementsthatactideallymostofthetimeare_____________&

_______________.

_____22.Icanexplainhowpressureiscreatedbyagas.

Whatcausesgasmoleculestocreatepressure?

_____23.Icanstatetherelationshipbetweenpressureandvolumeforgases(assumingconstanttemperature).

Atconstanttemperature,asthepressureonagasincreases,thevolume____________________.

_____24.Icanstatetherelationshipbetweentemperatureandvolumeforgases(assumingconstantpressure).

Atconstantpressure,asthetemperatureonagasincreases,thevolume____________________.

_____25.Icanstatetherelationshipbetweentemperatureandpressureforgases(assumingconstantvolume).

Inafixedcontainer(AKA“hasconstantvolume),asthetemperatureonagasincreases,thepressure____________________.

_____26.IcanstateAvogadro’sHypothesis.

Avogadro’sHypothesissays_______________________________________

______________________________________________________________

_____27.IcanremembertoconvertoCtoKwhenusingtheCombinedGasLawtodeterminechangesinV,P,orTofagas.

Agasoriginallyoccupies2.3Lat56oCand101.3kPa.Whatwillitsvolumebeat100oCand105.7kPa?

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_____28.Icandefineboilingpointandvaporpressure.

Definition:boilingpointvaporpressure

_____29.Icanstatetheconditionofpressurethatisusedfor“normal”boilingpoints.

Thenormalboilingpointofasubstanceoccursatapressureof

__________atm/_______________kPa.

_____30.Icanstatetherelationshipbetweenatmosphericpressureandboilingpoint.

Astheatmosphericpressureincreases,theboilingpoint_________________.

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Unit4:AtomicTheoryIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit4test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit1.

_____2.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit2.

_____3.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit3.

_____4.IcandescribeJohnDalton’scontributiontoourunderstandingoftheatom.

Dalton’sModel:Whatitlookedlike:

_____5.IcandescribeJJThomson’scontributiontoourunderstandingoftheatom.

Thomson’sExperiment:Thomson’sModel:Whatitlookedlike:

_____6.IcandescribeErnestRutherford’scontributiontoourunderstandingoftheatom.

Rutherford’sExperiment:Rutherford’sModel:Whatitlookedlike:

_____7.IcandescribeNielsBohr’scontributiontoourunderstandingoftheatom.

Bohr’sModel:Whatitlookedlike:

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_____8.IcandescribeJamesChadwick’scontributiontoourunderstandingoftheatom.

WhatsubatomicparticledidChadwickdiscover?

_____9.IcandescribehowSchrodinger,Heisenberg,Pauli,Dirac,andotherscontributedtoourunderstandingoftheatom.

Whatdoesthemodernmodeloftheatomlooklike?Where,inanatom,areelectronslikelytobefoundaccordingtothemodernmodel?

_____10.Icanstatethechronologicalorderofatomicmodels.

Fromoldesttonewest,listthemodelsthatwehaveusedtodescribeanatom.

_____11.Icanstatethethreesubatomicparticles,theirlocationinanatom,theircharges,andtheirmasses(inamu).

Particle#1 Particle#2 Particle#3

Name

Charge

Mass

LocationinAtom

_____12.Icanexplainwhyatomsareelectricallyneutral.

Atomsareelectricallyneutralbecausethenumberof________________isequaltothenumberof_____________________.

_____13.Icandefinemassnumberandatomicnumber.

Definitions:massnumberatomicnumber

_____14.Giventhemassnumber,Icandeterminethenumberofprotons,neutron,andelectronsinanatom.

Inanatomof212Po,howmanyprotonsarepresent?84Inanatomof212Po,howmanyelectronsarepresent?84Inanatomof212Po,howmanyneutronsarepresent?84

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_____15.IcanusethePeriodicTabletodeterminetheatomicnumberofanelement.

Howmanyprotonsareinanatomofselenium?Howmanyprotonsareinanatomofsilicon?

_____16.Icandefineisotope.

Definition:isotope

_____17.Icanrepresentanatominanyofthefourmethodsofisotopicnotation.

Writethefourdifferentmethodsofisotopicnotationforanatomofbrominethathas45neutrons.Method1Method2Method3Method4

_____18.Icancalculateaverageatomicmassgiventhemassesofthenaturallyoccurringisotopesandthepercentabundances.

ElementQhastwoisotopes.If77%oftheelementhasanisotopicmassof83.7amuand23%oftheelementhasanisotopicmassof89.3amu,whatistheaverageatomicmassoftheelement?

_____19.Icandefineion,cation,andanion.

Definitions:ioncationanion

_____20.Giventhemassnumberandthecharge,Icandeterminethenumberofprotons,neutrons,andelectronsinanion.

Howmanyprotonsarein19F1-? 9 Howmanyneutronsarein19F1-? 9 Howmanyelectronsarein19F1-? 9

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_____21.Icandefineprincipalenergylevel,orbital,groundstate,excitedstate,electronconfiguration,andbrightlinespectrum.

Definitions:principalenergylevel(PEL)orbitalgroundstateexcitedstateelectronconfigurationbrightlinespectrum

_____22.Icanstatethemaximumnumberofelectronsthatwillfitintoeachofthefirstfourprincipalenergylevels.

PEL1holdsamaximumof___________electrons.PEL2holdsamaximumof___________electrons.PEL3holdsamaximumof___________electrons.PEL4holdsamaximumof___________electrons.

_____23.Icanstatetherelationshipbetweendistancefromthenucleusandenergyofanelectron.

Asthedistancebetweenthenucleusandtheelectronincreases,theenergyof

theelectron__________________.

_____24.Icanstatetherelationshipbetweenthenumberoftheprincipalenergylevelandthedistancetotheatom’snucleus.

AsthenumberofthePELincreases,thedistancetothenucleus___________.

_____25.Icanexplain,intermsofsubatomicparticlesandenergystates,howabrightlinespectrumiscreated.

Abrightlinespectrumiscreatedwhen

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_____26.Icanidentifytheelementsshowninabrightlinespectrum.

Whichelement(s)is/arepresentinthemixture?

_____27.Icandefinevalenceelectrons.

Definition:valenceelectron

_____28.Icanlocateandinterpretanelement’selectronconfigurationonthePeriodicTable.

Howmanyvalenceelectronsdoesanatomofrubidiumhaveinthegroundstate?Howmanyprincipalenergylevelscontainelectronsinanatomofiodineinthegroundstate?

_____29.Icanidentifyanelectronconfigurationthatshowsanatomintheexcitedstate.

Whichelectronconfigurationrepresentsanatomofpotassiumintheexcitedstate?A)2-8-7-1

B)2-8-8-1

C)2-8-7-2

D)2-8-8-2

_____30.IcandrawLewiselectrondotdiagramsforagivenelement.

DrawtheLewiselectrondotdiagramforthefollowingatoms: Li Be B C N O F Ne

_____31.Icandefineandstatetheimportanceof“octetofvalenceelectrons.”

Definition:octetofvalenceelectronsTheimportanceofhavingacomplete“octetofvalenceelectrons”is

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Unit5:NuclearChemistryIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit5test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit1.

_____2.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit2.

_____3.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit3.

_____4.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit4.

_____5.Icancomparetypesofradiationintermsofsymbol,massnumber,charge,penetratingpower,shieldingrequired,andbiologicalhazard.

Type Symbol Mass# Charge PenetratingPower

ShieldingRequired

BioHazard

alpha

beta

gamma

neutron

positron

_____6.Icanidentifythethreetypesofnuclearreactions.

Thethreetypesofnuclearreactionsare:a.b.c.

_____7.Icandefinetransmutation,fission,andfusion.

Definitions:transmutationfissionfusion

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_____8.Icanstatetwosynonymsforspontaneousdecay.

Twosynonymsforspontaneousdecayare:___________________________

and_________________________________._____9.Icanshowhowmassnumberandelectricalchargemustbeconservedinanynuclearreaction.

Completethefollowingnuclearequation:

________

_____10.Icanexplainwhatmakesanucleusstableorunstable.

Thestabilityofthenucleusisdependentonthe______________to

_________________ratio.

_____11.Icanexplainthedifferencebetweennaturaltransmutationandartificialtransmutation.

Thedifferencebetweennaturaltransmutationandartificialtransmutationis

thatinnaturaltransmutationan_______________________breaksaparton

itsownandinartificialtransmutationa________________________is

made________________byhittingitwithahighenergyparticle(suchasa

proton,neutron,orgammaradiation).

_____12.Icanidentifyanaturaldecayreactionfromalistofreactions.

Whichequationrepresentsanaturaldecay?

_____13.Icanidentifyanartificialtransmutationreactionfromalistofreactions.

Whichequationrepresentsartificialtransmutation?

_____14.Icanidentifyafissionreactionfromalistofreactions.

Whichequationrepresentsfission?

_____15.Icanidentifyafusionreactionfromalistofreactions.

Whichequationrepresentsfusion?

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_____16.Icanstatetheconditionsoftemperatureandpressurethatareneededforafusionreactiontohappen.

Thetemperatureandpressureconditionsneededforfusiontohappenare:____________temperatureand_______________pressure

_____17.IcanexplainwhyallnuclearreactionsreleaseLOTSmoreenergythanchemicalreactionsdo.

NuclearreactionsreleaseLOTSmoreenergythanchemicalreactionsdobecause

_____18.Givenalistofreactions,Icandifferentiatea“nuclear”reactionfroma“chemical”reaction.

WhichofthefollowingequationsrepresentNUCLEARreactions?

_____19.Icandefinehalf-life.

Definition:half-life

_____20.Giventhelengthofthehalf-lifeandtheamountoftimethathaspassed,Icandeterminetheamountofradioactivesample.

BasedonReferenceTableN,whatfractionofaradioactivesampleofAu-198willremainunchangedafter10.78days?WhatwastheoriginalmassofaradioactivesampleofK-37ifthesampledecayedto25.0gafter4.92seconds?Thehalf-lifeofK-37is1.23seconds)

_____21.Giventhelengthofthehalf-lifeandtheamountofradioactivesample,Icandeterminetheamountoftimethathaspassed.

A100.0gsampleofCo-60decaysuntilonly12.5gofitremains.Giventhatthehalf-lifeofCo-60is5.271years,howlongdidthedecaytake?

_____22.Giventheamountoftimethathaspassedandtheamountofradioactivesample,Icandeterminethelengthofthehalf-life.

Whatisthehalf-lifeofaradioisotopeif25.0gofanoriginal200.0gsampleremainsunchangedafter11.46days?

_____23.UsingTableN,Icandeterminethelengthofhalf-lifeand/ordecaymodeforaspecificradioactiveisotope.

ComparedtoK-37,theisotopeK-42hasA)shorterhalf-lifeandthesamedecaymode

B)shorterhalf-lifeandadifferentdecaymode

C)longerhalf-lifeandthesamedecaymode

D)longerhalf-lifeandadifferentdecaymode

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_____24.Icanstate5beneficialusesforradioactiveisotopes.

Fivebeneficialusesforradioactiveisotopesare:a.b.c.d.e.

_____25.Icanstatethescientificuseof4specificradioactiveisotopes.

C-14isusedfor_____________________________________________I-131isusedfor_____________________________________________U-238isusedfor____________________________________________Co-60isusedfor_____________________________________________

_____26.Icanstatethreerisksassociatedwithradioactivityandradioactiveisotopes.

Threerisksassociatedwithradioactivityandradioactiveisotopesare:a.b.c.

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Unit6:PeriodicTableIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit6test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit1.

_____2.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit2.

_____3.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit3.

_____4.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit4.

_____5.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit5.

_____6.Icanclassifyelementsasmetals,nonmetals,ormetalloidsbasedontheirplacementonthePeriodicTable.

Classifyeachofthefollowingelementsasmetals(M),nonmetals(NM),ormetalloids(MTLD).

_______B ________K ________Li ________C _______Ar

_______Sb ________H ________Fe ________Au _______S

_______F ________Si ________Fr ________He _______Rn

_______Ge ________Al ________As ________Bi _______I

_____7.Icanstatethegroupnamesforelementsingroups1,2,17,and18.

Group1iscalledthe____________________________________.Group2iscalledthe____________________________________.Group17iscalledthe____________________________________.Group18iscalledthe____________________________________.

_____8.Icanexplainwhyelementsinthesamegrouphavesimilarchemicalproperties.

Elementsinthesamegrouphavesimilarchemicalpropertiesbecause

_____9.IcanexplainwhytheelementsinGroup18don’tusuallyreactwithotherelements.

ElementsinGroup18don’tusuallyreactwithotherelementsbecause

_____10.Icanstatethemeaningof“STP”andtheReferenceTableonwhichitcanbefound.

STPstandsfor____________________________________________________.ThevaluescanbefoundonReferenceTable______________.

_____11.Icanstatethenames/symbolsforthetwoelementsonthePeriodicTablethatareliquidsatSTP.

ThetwoelementsthatareliquidsatSTPare:________________________and__________________

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_____12.Icanstatethenames/symbolsofthe11elementsthataregasesatSTP.

The11elementsthataregasesatSTPare:_____________________________,_______________________________,_____________________________,_______________________________,_____________________________,_______________________________,_____________________________,_______________________________,_____________________________,_______________________________,and_____________________________

_____13.IcanstatehowtheelementsonthePeriodicTablearearranged.

TheelementsonthePeriodicTablearearrangedbyincreasing___________________________________.

_____14.Icanlistthe7diatomicelements.

Thesevendiatomicelementsare:

_____15.Icandefineelectronegativity,firstionizationenergy,atomicradius,ionicradius,metalliccharacter,andactivity/reactivity.

Definitions:electronegativityfirstionizationenergyatomicradiusionicradiusmetalliccharacteractivity/reactivity

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_____16.Icanstatetheperiodictrendforelectronegativityandexplainwhyitoccurs.

Asonereadsdownagroupfromtoptobottom,electronegativity______________________because________________________________________________________________________________________________.Asonereadsacrossaperiodfromlefttoright,electronegativity______________________because________________________________________________________________________________________________.

_____17.Icanstatetheperiodictrendforfirstionizationenergyandexplainwhyitoccurs.

Asonereadsdownagroupfromtoptobottom,firstionizationenergy______________________because________________________________________________________________________________________________.Asonereadsacrossaperiodfromlefttoright,,firstionizationenergy______________________because________________________________________________________________________________________________.

_____18.Icanstatetheperiodictrendforatomicradiusandexplainwhyitoccurs.

Asonereadsdownagroupfromtoptobottom,atomicradius______________________because________________________________________________________________________________________________.Asonereadsacrossaperiodfromlefttoright,atomicradius______________________because________________________________________________________________________________________________.

_____19.Icanstatetheperiodictrendformetalliccharacterandexplainwhyitoccurs.

Asonereadsdownagroupfromtoptobottom,metalliccharacter______________________because________________________________________________________________________________________________.Asonereadsacrossaperiodfromlefttoright,metalliccharacter______________________because________________________________________________________________________________________________.

_____20.IcanstatethetrendformeltingpointsandboilingpointforMETALSasonereadsdownagroup.

Asonereadsdownagroupfromtoptobottom,themeltingpointsandboilingpointsforMETALS______________________.

_____21.IcanstatethetrendformeltingpointsandboilingpointforNONMETALSasonereadsdownagroup.

Asonereadsdownagroupfromtoptobottom,themeltingpointsandboilingpointsforNONMETALS______________________.

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_____22.Icanstatethetrendforactivity/reactivityforMETALSasonereadsdownagroup.

Asonereadsdownagroupfromtoptobottom,theactivity/reactivityofMETALS____________________.

_____23.Icanstatethetrendforactivity/reactivityforNONMETALSasonereadsdownagroup.

Asonereadsdownagroupfromtoptobottom,theactivity/reactivityofNONMETALS____________________.

_____24.Icanexplainhowlossorgainingofelectronsaffectstheradiusofanelement.

Metalstendtoloseelectrons(getoxidized).Thislossofelectronscausescationstobe__________________thantheoriginalatom.Nonmetalstendtogainelectrons(getreduced).Thisgainofelectronscausesanionstobe__________________thantheoriginalatom.

_____25.Icanlist10propertiesofmetals.

Tenpropertiesofmetalsare:a. b.

c. d.

e. f.

g. h.

i. j.

_____26.Icanlist8propertiesofnonmetals.

Eightpropertiesofnonmetalsare:a. b.

c. d.

e. f.

g. h.

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Unit7:Acids&BasesIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit7test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit1.

_____2.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit2.

_____3.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit3.

_____4.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit4.

_____5.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit5.

_____6.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit6.

_____7.Icanusetwodifferentsystemstodefineacidsandbases.

Arrhenius “AlternateMethod”(AKABronsted-Lowry)

acid

base

_____8.IcandefinepH,[],hydroniumion,hydroxideion,andelectrolyte.

Definitions:pH[]hydroniumionhydroxideionelectrolyte

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_____9.Icanstateanothernameforthehydroniumion.

Thehydroniumionisalsoknownasthe______________________________.

_____10.Giventhehydroniumionconcentration,IcandeterminethepH.

Ifthe[H3O+]is1x10-8,thepHofthesolutionwillbe________.Ifthe[H3O+]is1x10-1,thepHofthesolutionwillbe________.Ifthe[H3O+]is1x10-14,thepHofthesolutionwillbe________.Ifthe[H3O+]is1x10-7,thepHofthesolutionwillbe________.

_____11.BasedonpH,Icandetermineifasolutionisacidic,basic,orneutral.

IfthepHofasolutionis4.5,thesolutionis____________________.IfthepHofasolutionis7.0,thesolutionis____________________.IfthepHofasolutionis11,thesolutionis____________________.IfthepHofasolutionis5.7,thesolutionis____________________.

_____13.IcanstatetherelationshipbetweenH+concentrationandpH.

AstheH+concentrationdecreases,thepH_______________________.AstheH+concentrationincreases,thepH_________________________.

_____14.IcandeterminethechangeinpHwhentheH+concentrationofasolutionischanged.

IftheH+concentrationisincreasedbyafactorof10,thepHwilldecreaseby____________.IftheH+concentrationisincreasedbyafactorof100,thepHwilldecreaseby______________.IftheH+concentrationisdecreasedbyafactorof1000,thepHwillincreaseby_______________.

_____15.Icangiveexamplesofthechemicalnamesofcommonacidsandbases.

Listthechemicalnamesofthreecommonacidsandthreecommonbases.Acids Bases

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_____16.Icangiveexamplesofchemicalformulasofcommonacidsandbases.

Listthechemicalformulasofthreecommonacidsandthreecommonbases.Acids Bases

_____17.Icandefineneutralization.

Definition:neutralization

_____18.Icanidentifyaneutralizationreactionfromalistofreactions.

Whichofthefollowingequationsisaneutralizationreaction?A) 6Na + B2O3 -----> 3Na2O + 2 B

B) Mg(OH)2 + 2HBr -----> MgBr2 + 2HOH

C) 2H2 + O2 -----> 2H2O

D) 2KClO3 -----> 2KCl + 3O2

_____19.Icanstatethenameofthelaboratoryequipmentthatisusedtocarryoutatitration.

Whichpieceoflaboratoryequipmentisusedtocarryoutatitration?

_____20.Icanstatethepurposeoftitration.

Whydoscientistsdotitrations?

_____21.IcansolveforanyvariableinthetitrationequationfromReferenceTableT.

Ifitrequires56.95mLof0.0043MHNO3toneutralize34.56mLofLiOH,whatistheconcentrationoftheLiOH?

_____22.Icanstatethethreetypesofsubstancesthatareelectrolytes.

_______________,_________________,and_________________arethreeclassesofcompoundsthatareelectrolytes.

_____23.GiventhepH,Icandeterminethecolorofacid-baseindicators.

WhichindicatorisredinasolutionthathasapHof3.6?A)bromcresolgreenB)bromthymolblueC)litmusD)thymolblue

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Unit8:Redox&ElectrochemistryIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit8test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit1.

_____2.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit2.

_____3.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit3.

_____4.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit4.

_____5.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit5.

_____6.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit6.

_____7.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit7.

_____8.Icandefineoxidation,reduction,oxidationnumber,andredoxreaction

Definitions:oxidationreductionoxidationnumberredoxreaction

_____9.Icanassignoxidationnumberstoanyelement.

Assignoxidationnumbertoeachoftheelementsbelow.O2__________________Li_________________Si___________________

_____10.Icanassignoxidationnumberstotheelementsinacompound.

Assignoxidationnumberstoeachelementinthecompoundsbelow.MnCl3:Mn____________________Cl_______________________H2SO4:H___________________S________________O________________

_____11.Icanassignoxidationnumberstotheelementsinapolyatomicion.

Assignoxidationnumberstoeachelementinthepolyatomicionsbelow.PO43-:P_____________________O_________________________ClO3-:Cl_____________________O_________________________

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_____12.Icandistinguishbetweenanoxidationhalf-reactionandareductionhalf-reaction.

Which half-reaction equation represents the reduction of a potassium ion? A) K+ + e- -----> K B) K + e- -----> K+ C) K+ -----> K + e- D) K -----> K+ + e-

_____13.IcanstatetheLawofConservationofCharge.

ThelawofConservationofChargestates

_____14.Icanbreakaredoxreactionintoitstwohalf-reactions.

Thetwohalf-reactionsthatcomefromthefollowingequationare:Li(s) + Ag+(aq) -----> Li+(aq) + Ag(s) oxidationhalf-reactionreductionhalf-reaction

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_____15.Icanbalancearedoxreaction.

Given the reaction: _____Cl2(g) + _____Fe2+(aq) -----> _____Fe(s) + _____Cl-(aq) When the equation is correctly balanced using smallest whole numbers, the coefficient of Cl- will be A) 1 B) 2 C) 6 D) 7

_____16.Icanidentifyaredoxreactionfromalistofchemicalreactions.

_____17.Fromalistofgivenlistofelements,Icandeterminewhichelementismostactive.

Whichofthefollowingelementsismostlikelytoreact?A) Cu B) Al C) Li D) Mg

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_____18.Icanstatethetwotypesofelectrochemicalcells.

Thetwotypesofelectrochemicalcellsare:__________________________and__________________________

_____19.Icancomparethetwotypesofelectrochemicalcellsintermsof:components,locationofoxidation,locationofreduction,directionofelectronflow,conversionbetweenelectricalandchemicalenergy,andspontaneityofreaction.

Voltaic Electrolytic

Components

Oxidationoccursatthe

Reductionoccursatthe

Electronsflowfrom

Energyconversionthatoccursinthiscell

Isthisreactionspontaneousordoesitrequireanoutsidepowersourcetohappen?

_____20.Icanstatethepurposeofthesaltbridgeinavoltaiccell.

Thepurposeofthesaltbridgeis

_____21.Givenanelectrochemicalcell,Icanpredictthedirectionofelectronflow.

_____22.Icanexplain,intermsofatomsandions,thechangesinmassthattakeplaceattheanodeandcathodeofanelectrochemicalcell.

Explain,intermsofatomsandions,whythemassofthecathodeincreasesduringtheoperationofanelectrochemicalcell.Explain,intermsofatomsandions,whythemassoftheanodedecreasesduringtheoperationofanelectrochemicalcell.

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Unit10:ChemicalReactionsIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit10test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit1.

_____2.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit2.

_____3.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit3.

_____4.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit4.

_____5.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit5.

_____6.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit6.

_____7.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit7.

_____8.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit8.

_____9.GiventheIUPACname,Icanwritethechemicalformulaforbinarycompounds.

Writethechemicalformulaforthefollowingcompounds:sodiumbromide__________________lithiumselenide___________________iron(III)fluoride________________vanadium(V)oxide__________________

_____10.Giventhechemicalformula,IcanwritetheIUPACnameforbinarycompounds.

WritetheIUPACnameforthefollowingcompounds:CrO__________________________________________MgI2_________________________________________

_____11.GiventheIUPACname,Icanwritethechemicalformulaforternarycompounds.

Writethechemicalformulaforthefollowingcompounds:calciumoxalate_________________________________nickel(II)thiosulfate_____________________________

_____12.Giventhechemicalformula,IcanwritetheIUPACnameforternarycompounds.

WritetheIUPACnameforthefollowingcompounds:Sn(C2H3O2)2___________________________________(NH4)3PO4________________________________________

_____13.Icanstatethethreetypesofchemicalformulas.

Thethreetypesofchemicalformulasare:________________________,____________________________,&______________________________

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_____14.Icandefineempiricalformula,molecularformula,andhydrate.

Definitions:empiricalformulamolecularformulahydrate

_____15.Giventheempiricalformulaandthemolarmass,Icandeterminethemolecularformulaofacompound.

WhatisthemolecularformulaofacompoundthathastheempiricalformulaofCHandamolarmassof78g/mol.

_____16.Icanuseparticlediagramstoshowconservationofmassinachemicalequation.

Usingthesymbolsshownbelow,completetheequationbelowtoillustrateconservationofmass. 2Al + 3Br2 -----> 2AlBr3

_____17.Icanbalanceachemicalequationshowingconservationofmassusingthelowestwholenumbercoefficients.

Balancethefollowingchemicalequationusingthelowestwholenumbercoefficients._____Al2(SO4)3 + _____Ca(OH)2 -----> _____Al(OH)3 + _____CaSO4

_____18.Givenapartiallybalancedequation,Icanpredictthemissingreactantorproduct.

Usethelawofconservationofmasstopredictthemissingproduct.2NH4Cl + CaO -----> 2NH3 + ______________ + CaCl2

_____19.Givenalistofchemicalreactions,Icanclassifythemasbeingasynthesisreaction,decompositionreaction,singlereplacementreaction,ordoublereplacementreaction.

Classifythefollowingreactionsassynthesis,decomposition,singlereplacement,ordoublereplacement.

=Al

…..=Br

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_____20.Givenabalancedequation,Icanstatethemoleratiosbetweenanyofthereactantsand/orproducts.

Giventhefollowingbalancedequation,statethemoleratiosbetweentherequestedsubstances.C3H8(g) + 5O2(g) -----> 3CO2(g) + 4H2O(l) The mole ratio between C3H8 and O2 is _______C3H8:_______O2.

The mole ratio between C3H8 and CO2 is _______C3H8:_______CO2.

The mole ratio between C3H8 and H2O is _______C3H8:_______H2O.

The mole ratio between CO2 and O2 is _______CO2:_______O2.

The mole ratio between H2O and CO2 is _______H2O:_______CO2.

_____21.Icandefinestoichiometry.

Definition:stoichiometry

_____22.Giventhenumberofmolesofoneofthereactantsorproducts,Icandeterminethenumberofmolesofanotherreactantorproductthatisneededtocompletelyuseupthegivenreactant/product.

Usingtheequationfromquestion#20,determinehowmanymolesofO2areneededtocompletelyreactwith7.0molesofC3H8.Usingtheequationfromquestion#20,determinehowmanymolesofCO2areproducedwhen7.0molesofC3H8completelyreact.

_____23.Giventhemassorvolumeofoneofthereactantsorproducts,Icandeterminethemassorvolumeofanotherreactantorproductthatisneededtocompletelyuseupthegivenreactant/product.

Usingtheequationfromquestion#20,determinehowmanylitersofO2atSTPareneededtoreactcompletelywith88.0gofC3H8.Usingtheequationfromquestion#20,determinehowmanygramsofH2Oareproducedwhen88.0gofC3H8completelyreact.

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Unit11:Bonding&IMFIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit11test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit1.

_____2.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit2.

_____3.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit3.

_____4.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit4.

_____5.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit5.

_____6.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit6.

_____7.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit7.

_____8.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit8.

_____9.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit10.

_____10.Icanstatethethreetypesofchemicalbonds.

Thethreetypesofchemicalbondsare:___________________________,__________________________,and___________________________.

_____11.Icanstatethenumberofvalenceelectronsthatanatomattainstobemoststable.

Atomsaremoststablewhentheyhave__________valenceelectrons.

_____12.Icanstatethetwotypesofcompounds.

Thetwotypesofcompoundsare__________________________and_______________________________.

_____13.Icandefineionicbond,covalentbond,andmetallicbondintermsofthetypesofelements(metals,nonmetals)fromwhichtheyareformed.

Definition:ionicbondcovalentbondmetallicbond

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_____14.Icandefineionicandcovalentbondsbasedonwhathappenstothevalenceelectrons.

Definition:Inanionicbond,thevalenceelectronsofthe____________________are_________________________tothe_______________sothateachatomattainsastableoctet(likenoblegases).Inacovalentbond,thevalenceelectronsofthetwo_____________________are_______________________sothateachatomattainsastableoctet(likenoblegases).

_____15.IcanexplainTICSasitrelatestochemicalbonding.

TICSstandsfor___________________________________________________.Ithelpsmerememberwhathappenstotheelectronsineachtypeofbond.

_____16.Intermsofvalenceelectrons,Icanfindsimilaritiesanddifferencesbetweenthebondinginseveralsubstances.

Explain,intermsofvalenceelectrons,whythebondinginmethane(CH4)issimilartothebondinginwater(H2O).Explain,intermsofvalenceelectrons,whythebondinginHClisdifferentthanthatbondinginNaCl.

_____17.IcandrawaLewisdotdiagramtorepresentanioniccompound.

DrawLewisdotdiagramsforthefollowingioniccompounds.LiBr CaCl2

_____18.IcandrawaLewisdotdiagramtorepresentamolecular(covalentlybonded)compound.

DrawLewisdotdiagramsforthefollowingmolecularsubstances.H2O CO2 I2 CH4

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_____19.Icanstatethenumberofelectronsthataresharedinsingleandmultiplecovalentbonds.

Inasinglecovalentbond,___________electronsareshared.Inadoublecovalentbond,___________electronsareshared.Inatriplecovalentbond,___________electronsareshared.

_____20.IcanexplainwhytheLewisdotdiagramsofioniccompoundshavebracketsandtheLewisdotdiagramsofmolecularcompoundsdonot.

Lewisdotdiagramsforioniccompoundshavebracketsbecause_____________________________________________________.LewisdotdiagramsformolecularcompoundsdoNOThavebracketsbecause______________________________________________________.

_____21.Icanstatethetypeofbondingthatoccursinthepolyatomicions(ReferenceTableE)andexplainwhytheyhavethattypeofbonding.

Polyatomicionshave______________________bondingbecause_________________________________________________________.

_____22.Giventhechemicalformulaforacompound,Icandeterminethetype(s)ofbondinginthecompound.

Statethetype(s)ofbondinginthefollowingcompounds:NaCl____________________CO__________________Hg____________________Na3PO4______________&__________________

_____23.IcanexplainandapplythemeaningofBARFasisappliestochemicalbonding.

BARFstandsfor__________________________________________________

ThismeansthatwhenabondisFORMED,energyis___________________

andwhenabondisBROKEN,energyis_________________________.

Giventhebalancedequation:N + N -----> N2 Whichstatementdescribestheprocessrepresentedbythisequation?A)Abondisformedasenergyisabsorbed.B)Abondisformedasenergyisreleased.C)Abondisbrokenasenergyisabsorbed.D)Abondisbrokenasenergyisreleased.

_____24.Icanexplainthedifferencebetweenapolarcovalentbondandanonpolarcovalentbondintermsofthetypesofnonmetalsinvolved.

Polarcovalentbondsareformedwhen________________________________nonmetalsshareelectronsunevenly.Nonpolarcovalentbondsformwhen__________________________________nonmetalsshareelectronsevenly.

_____25.Icanexplainhowtodeterminethedegreeofpolarityofacovalentbond.

Thedegreeofpolarityofacovalentbondisdeterminedbythe_______________________________________________________betweentheelements..

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_____26.Icanexplainwhyonecovalentbondismoreorlesspolarthananothercovalentbond,basedonelectronegativitydifference.

Explain,intermsofelectronegativitydifference,whythebondbetweencarbonandoxygeninacarbondioxidemoleculeislesspolarthanthebondbetweenhydrogenandoxygeninawatermolecule.

_____27.Icandefinesymmetricalandasymmetrical.

Definition:symmetricalasymmetrical

_____28.Icanstate,inorder,thethreequestionsthatareaskedtodetermineifaMOLECULEispolarornonpolar.

WhendeterminingifaMOLECULEispolarornon-polar,thefirstquestiontoaskis____________________________________________________________WhendeterminingifaMOLECULEispolarornon-polar,thesecondquestiontoaskis____________________________________________________________WhendeterminingifaMOLECULEispolarornon-polar,thethirdquestiontoaskis____________________________________________________________

_____29.IcanexplainandapplythemeaningofSNAPasitappliestodeterminingmoleculepolarity.

SNAPmeans______________________________________________________WhyisamoleculeofCH4nonpolareventhoughthebondsbetweenthecarbonandhydrogenarepolar?A)TheshapeoftheCH4moleculeissymmetrical.B)TheshapeoftheCH4moleculeisasymmetrical.C)TheCH4moleculehasanexcessofelectrons.D)TheCH4moleculehasadeficiencyofelectrons.Explain,intermsofchargedistribution,whyamoleculeofwater(H2O)ispolar.

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_____30.Icandetermineifamolecularispolarornonpolar.

Determinewhichmoleculesarepolarandwhicharenonpolar.Justifyyouranswer.H2O CO2 I2 CH4

_____31.Icanexplainandapplytheexpression“likedissolveslike”andgiveanexample.

“Likedissolveslike”meansAnexampleof“likedissolvinglike”is__________________________________________________________________________________________________Explain,intermsofmolecularpolarity,whyammoniaismoresolublethanmethaneinwaterat20oCatstandardpressure.

_____32.Icandefineintramolecularforcesandintermolecularforcesandgiveexamplesofeach.

Definition:IntramolecularforcesExamples:IntermolecularforcesExamples:

_____33.IcanlisttheintramolecularforcesfromSTRONGESTtoWEAKEST.

Strongest________________bonds>_____________________bondsWeakest

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_____34.IcanlisttheintermolecularforcesfromSTRONGESTtoWEAKEST.

Strongest_________________________>_____________________________>______________________________________________Weakest

_____35.Icanstate8physicalpropertiesofsubstancesthataredependentonthetypeofbondinginthesubstanceandthestrengthoftheIMF.

EightphysicalpropertiesthataredependentonthetypeofbondingandthestrengthoftheIMFare:1.______________________________2._____________________________3.______________________________4._____________________________5.______________________________6._____________________________7.______________________________8._____________________________

_____36.IcanstatetherelationshipbetweenpolarityandIMFstrength.

Asthepolarityofthemolecule___________________________,thestrengthoftheIMF______________________________.

_____37.IcanstatetherelationshipbetweensizeofthemoleculeandIMFstrength.

Asthesizeofthemolecule___________________________,thestrengthoftheIMF______________________________.

_____38.Giventhephysicalstateofsomesubstances,IcancomparetherelativestrengthoftheIMF.

AtSTP,iodine(I2)isacrystalandfluorine(F2)isagas.ComparethestrengthoftheIMFinasampleofI2atSTPtothestrengthoftheIMFinasampleofF2atSTP.

_____39.Giventheboilingpoints(orfreezingpoints)ofsomesubstances,IcancomparetherelativestrengthoftheIMF.

AtSTP,CF4boilsat-127.8oCandNH3boilsat-33.3oC.WhichsubstancehasstrongerIMF?Justifyyouranswer.

_____40.Icanexplainandapplythemeaningof“HydrogenbondingisFON”.

“HydrogenbondingisFON”means____________________________________________________________________________________________________Whichcompoundhashydrogenbondingbetweenitsmolecules?A)CH4B)CaH2C)KNO3D)H2O

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_____41.Icandefinenormalboilingpoint,vaporpressure,volatile,andnonvolatile.

Definition:normalboilingpointvaporpressurevolatilenonvolatile

_____42.Icandeterminethevaporpressureofethanol,ethanoicacid,propane,orwateratagiventemperature.

Whatisthevaporpressureofethanolat56oC?

_____43.IcanstatetherelationshipbetweenthestrengthofIMFandvaporpressure.

AsthestrengthofIMF____________________________,vaporpressure__________________________.

_____44.Icanexplainthehowaddinganonvolatilesolutetoapuresolventaffectsthefreezingpointofthesolvent.

Whenanonvolatilesoluteisaddedtoasolvent,thefreezingpointofthesolvent__________________________becausethesolute________________________________________________________________________________Themoresolutethatisadded,the_________________thefeeezingpointgets.

____45.Icanexplainthehowaddinganonvolatilesolutetoapuresolventaffectstheboilingpointofthesolvent.

Whenanonvolatilesoluteisaddedtoasolvent,theboilingpointofthesolvent__________________________becausethesolute________________________________________________________________________________Themoresolutethatisadded,the_________________theboilingpointgets.

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_____46.Icanstate5physicalpropertiesofionicsubstances.

Fivephysicalpropertiesofionicsubstancesare:1.______________________________________________2.______________________________________________3.______________________________________________4.______________________________________________5.______________________________________________

_____47.Icanidentifyasubstanceas“ionic”basedonitsproperties.

Asolidsubstancewastestedinthelaboratory.Theresultsareshownbelow.*dissolvesinwater*isanelectrolyte*hasahighmeltingpointBasedontheseresults,thesolidsubstancecouldbeA) Hg B) AuCl C) CH4 D) C12H22O11 Basedonbondtype,whichcompoundhasthehighestmeltingpoint?A) CH4 B) C12H22O11 C)NaCl D) C5H12

_____48.Icanstate5physicalpropertiesofmolecularsubstances.

Fivephysicalpropertiesofmolecularsubstancesare:1.______________________________________________2.______________________________________________3.______________________________________________4.______________________________________________5.______________________________________________

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_____49.Icanidentifyasubstanceas“molecular”basedonitsproperties.

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Unit12:ReactionRates&EquilibriumIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit12test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit1.

_____2.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit2.

_____3.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit3.

_____4.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit4.

_____5.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit5.

_____6.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit6.

_____7.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit7.

_____8.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit8.

_____9.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit10.

_____10.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit11.

_____11.Icandefineeffectivecollisionandcollisiontheory

Definition:effectivecollisioncollisiontheory

_____12.Icanstateandapplytherelationshipbetweentemperatureandreactionrateintermsofcollisiontheory.

Asthetemperature________________________,thereactionrateformostchemicalreactions_________________________becausethereare_______effectivecollisionsbetweenparticles.Giventhereaction:2Mg(s)+O2(g)----->2MgO(s)Atwhichtemperaturewouldthereactionoccuratthegreatestrate?A)0oCB)15oCC)95oCD)273K

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_____13.Icanstateandapplytherelationshipbetweensurfaceareaandreactionrateintermsofcollisiontheory.

Asthesurfacearea________________________,thereactionrate______________________________becausethereare____________effectivecollisionsbetweenparticles.AtSTP,which4.0gsampleofZn(s)willreactmostquicklywithdilutehydrochloricacid?A)lumpB)barC)powderedD)sheetmetal

_____14.Icanstateandapplytherelationshipbetweenconcentrationandreactionrateintermsofcollisiontheory.

Astheconcentration____________________,thereactionrate______________________________becausethereare_________effectivecollisionsbetweenparticles.At20oC,areactionbetweenpowderedZn(s)andhydrochloricacidwilloccurmostquicklyiftheconcentrationoftheHClisA)1.0MB)1.5MC)2.5MD)2.8M

_____15.Icanstatetheunitusedtomeasureenergy.

Energyismeasuredin____________________.

_____16.Basedonthelocationoftheenergyterm,Icandetermineifthereactionisexothermicorendothermic.

Giventhefollowingbalancedequation:I + I -----> I2 + 146.3 kJ Isthisreactionexothermicorendothermic?Justifyyouranswer.

_____17.IcanuseTableItodetermineifareactionisexothermicorendothermic.

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_____19.Icandefinepotentialenergydiagram,reactioncoordinate,PEreactant,PEproduct,heatofreaction(DH),activationenergy,catalyst.

Definitions:potentialenergydiagramreactioncoordinatePEreactantPEproductheatofreaction(DH)activationenergycatalystentropy

_____20.Givenapotentialenergydiagram,Icandetermineifthereactionisexothermicorendothermic.

Givethepotentialenergydiagrambelow,determineifthereactionisexothermicorendothermic.Justifyyouranswer.

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_____21.Givenapotentialenergydiagram,IcandeterminethePEreactant,PEproduct,DH,andactivationenergy.

Giventhepotentialenergydiagrambelow,determinethePEreactant,PEproduct,DH,andtheactivationenergy.

PEreactant=PEproduct=DH=activationenergy=

_____22.Givenapotentialenergydiagramforanuncatalyzedreactiondiagram,Icanhowthediagramwillchangewhenacatalystisbeenadded.

Drawadottedlineonthepotentialenergydiagramshownbelowtoindicatehowitwillchangeifacatalystisadded.

_____23.Icanrankthethreephasesofmatterfromleastentropytomostentropy.

LeastentropyMostentropy______________________<______________________<__________________

_____24.Icanstatethetrendsinnatureforentropyandenergy.

Innaturemostsystemsinnaturetendtoundergoreactionsthathavea(n)_______________________inentropyanda(n)_________________________inenergy.AsMrs.Ssays,natureislikeateenager----lazyandmessy!

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_____25.Givenabalancedequation,Icandetermineifthereactionresultsinanoverallincreaseordecreaseinentropy.

_____26.Icandefineforwardreaction,reversereaction,reversiblereaction,andclosedsystem

Definitions:forwardreactionreversereactionreversiblereactionclosedsystem

_____27.Icanstatethethreetypesofequilibrium.

Thethreetypesofequilibriumare:_______________________________equilibrium_______________________________equilibriumand_______________________________equilibrium

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_____28.Icanstatetwoconditionsthatapplytoallsystemsatequilibrium.

Inasystematequilibriumthe____________________oftheforwardand

reversereactionmustbe______________________andthe

________________________________ofthereactantsandproductsmustbe

_____________________.

_____29.Givenalistofreactions,Icanidentifyreactionsthatshowequilibrium(chemical,phase,orsolution).

Whichbalancedequationrepresentsphaseequilibrium?A) H2(g) + I2(s) <-----> 2HI(g)

B) I2(s) <-----> I2(g)

C) KCl(s) <-----> KCl(aq)

D) 2KCl(s) + 3O2(g) -----> 2KClO3

Whichbalancedequationrepresentssolutionequilibrium?

A) H2(g) + I2(s) <-----> 2HI(g)

B) I2(s) <-----> I2(g)

C) KCl(s) <-----> KCl(aq)

D) 2KCl(s) + 3O2(g) -----> 2KClO3

Whichbalancedequationrepresentschemicalequilibrium?

A) H2(g) + I2(s) <-----> 2HI(g)

B) I2(s) <-----> I2(g)

C) KCl(s) <-----> KCl(aq)

D) 2KCl(s) + 3O2(g) -----> 2KClO3

_____30.Intermsofsaturation,Icandescribeasolutionthatisatequilibrium.

Intermsofsaturation,asolutionthatisatequilibriummustbe____________________________.

_____31.IcanstateLeChatelier’sPrinciple.

LeChatelier’sPrinciplestates

_____32.Givenabalancedequationatequilibrium,Icanpredictthedirectionofshiftintheequilibriumwhenthetemperature,concentration,orpressureischangedorifacatalystisadded.

Giventhereactionatequilibrium:2SO2(g) + O2(g) <-----> 2SO3(g) + 392kJ Predictthedirectionofshiftintheequilibrium(right,left,noshift)whenthefollowingchangesaremadetothesystem.

Change DirectionofShiftIncreaseconcentrationofSO2

IncreaseconcentrationofSO3

Increasetemperature

Increasepressure

Addacatalyst

H2O

H2O

H2O

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Unit13:OrganicChemistryIfyoucandoallthethingslistedbelow,youarereadyfortheUnit13test.

Placeacheckmarknexttoeachitemthatyoucando!Ifasampleproblemisgiven,completeitasevidence.

_____1.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit1.

_____2.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit2.

_____3.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit3.

_____4.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit4.

_____5.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit5.

_____6.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit6.

_____7.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit7.

_____8.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit8.

_____9.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit10.

_____10.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit11.

_____11.IcanstilldoeverythingfromUnit12.

_____12.Icandefineorganiccompound,saturatedhydrocarbon,unsaturatedhydrocarbon,andisomer.

Definitions:organiccompoundsaturatedhydrocarbonunsaturatedhydrocarbonisomer

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_____13.Icanexpandacondensedstructuralformulatoshowthestructuralformulaofanorganiccompound.

DrawthecompletestructuralformulaforCH3CH2CH2CH2CH3.DrawthecompletestructuralformulaforCH3CHCHCH3.

_____14.Icanstatethenameandsymboloftheelementthatiscapableofformingrings,chains,andnetworks.

Theelementthatiscapableofformingrings,chains,andnetworksis______________________.Itssymbolis_______________.

_____15.IcanexplainthemeaningofandapplyHONC1234.

HONC1234tellsmethat

_____16.Giventheformula,Icandetermineifacompoundisahydrocarbonornot.

_____17.Giventhename,IcanuseReferenceTablePtodeterminehowmanycarbonsatomsareinacompound.

Determinehowmanycarbonatomsareineachofthefollowingcompounds:decane________________________ethene___________________________3-nonene______________________1-pentyne__________________________

_____18.Giventhename,IcanuseReferenceTableQtodeterminetowhichclassofhydrocarbonsacompoundbelongs.

Determinethehomologousseriesofhydrocarbonstowhicheachofthefollowingbelongs:decane________________________2-decene__________________________3-nonene______________________1-pentyne__________________________

_____19.Giventhename,Icandetermineifthehydrocarbonissaturatedorunsaturated.

Determineifeachofthefollowingisasaturatedorunsaturatedhydrocarbon.decane________________________ethene___________________________3-nonene______________________1-pentyne__________________________

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_____20.Giventheformula,Icandeterminetowhichhomologousseriesahydrocarbonbelongs.

Determinethehomologousseriesofhydrocarbonstowhicheachofthefollowingbelongs:

belongstothe_______________________series.

belongstothe________________________series.

belongstothe________________________series.

_____21.Giventheformula,Icandetermineifahydrocarbonissaturatedorunsaturated.

Determineifeachofthefollowingisasaturatedorunsaturatedhydrocarbon.CH3CH2CH2CH3__________________________CH3CHCHCH3_____________________________

_____22.Giventhename,IcanuseReferenceTableQtodeterminehowmanyhydrogenatomsthehydrocarboncontains.

Determinethenumberofhydrogenatomsineachofthefollowing.decane________________________1-butene__________________________3-nonene______________________1-pentyne__________________________

_____23.Givenalistofcompounds,Icandeterminewhichonesareisomers.

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_____24.Givenastructuralformula,IcanuseReferenceTableRtoidentifytowhichclassoforganiccompoundsasubstancebelongs.

_____25.IcanuseReferenceTablesP&QandIUPACnomenclaturetonamesimplehydrocarbons.

Namethefollowinghydrocarbons.

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_____26.IcanuseReferenceTablesP&RandIUPACnomenclaturetonamesimplecompoundsinanyoftheclassesoforganiccompounds.

Namethefollowingorganiccompounds.

_____27.IcanuseF-SCAPEStolistanddescribethe7typesoforganicreactions.

Fstandsfor_______________________________.Thistypeoforganicreactionresultsfromareactionof_____________________toform_________________________________and________________________.Ittypicallyrequiresacatalyst,intheformofanenzymetooccur.

Sstandsfor_______________________________.Thistypeoforganicreactionhappenswhen_____________________________hydrocarbonsreplaceoneofthe_____________________forsomeotherelement(oftenahalide).

Cstandsfor_______________________________.Inthistypeoforganicreactiona____________________________________reactswith___________________toform___________________________and_______________________.Itisanexothermicreaction.

Astandsfor____________________________.Inthistypeoforganicreactionan_______________________________________becomesa__________________________________________whenthedoublebondbreaksandtwoatomsofanotherelement(oftenahalide)areadded.

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_____27.IcanuseF-SCAPEStolistanddescribethe7typesoforganicreactions.(continued)

Pstandsfor__________________________________.Inthistypeoforganicreactionmany__________________arelinkedtogethertoforma__________________________.Ageneralizedformofthisreactionlookslikethis…..

Estandsfor_________________________________.Inthistypeoforganicreactionan______________________reactswitha________________________________toforman___________________and___________________________.Theproductsofthisreactionaretypicallyfragrant.

Sstandsfor__________________________________.Inthistypeoforganicreactiona____________reactswitha____________________toform______________________.Youcanreally“cleanup”ifyourememberthisorganicreaction.

_____28.Givenanequation,Icanidentifythetypeoforganicreactionthatisoccurring.