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ANSWER SHEET

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Answer each of the following questions and put "X" on the correct choice
on the front page:
1.

The number of significant figures in the value ( 0.0060300 ) is:

a) 5

2.

b) 4

e) 7

d) 6

c) 3

Perfonn the following calculation and report the result to the correct
number of significant figures:
(1.57 x 10" + 2.7IOxIO') x 4.4246
a) 1.13xlO'

b) 1.126853xlO"
e) 1.1 xlO"

d) I.127x 10"

3.

c) 1.1269xlO'

If the density of an object is 6.62 glcm', calculate the mass ( in

pounds) of the same object whose volume is 2.00 ft'. (Given: one
pound = 454 g, one ft = 30.5 cm).
a) 452

b) 446

c) 827

d) 702

e) 577

4. The correct name for Ca(HSO,), is:

a) calcium sulfale.
b) calcium hydrogen sulfite.
c) calcium (Ill) hydrogen sulfate. d) calcium hydrogen sulfale.
e) calcium hydrogen sulfide.

S.

Which of the following combinations of name and formula is

",roUII ?
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)

sodium hydrogen phosphate; Na,HPO, .

dichlorine pentoxide ; Cl,O, .
hydrosulfuric acid; H,S(.,) .
mercwy(l) peroxide; Hg,O,
iron perchlorale ; Fe(CIO,), .

~~-----~-c=

6. Mg bas tine stable isotopeI. Given a sample of Mg with the

foUowing mines ad percent abundances:
~ : 23.9850 8IDU , S8.4~

25Mg: 24.9858 ImU, 15.22%

~I : 25.9826 amu , 26.36%
The averap atomic mass (m amu) is:
a) 24.31

b) 24.66

c) 24.82

d) 24.54

e) 24.42

7. Aspirin has the moIecu181' formula CtHaO.. (molar mISS = 180.15

afmol). C8lcuIlde the number of cadJoD atomI in 400. OIl sample of
aspirin.
(mg- 10.51 , Avopdro'. D'Q'Dber
a) l.2Oxl~
d) 1.SOxl~

c) l.8Oxl~

b) 9.02xUr'
e) 2.41xlon

8. A compound COIltainiq only carbon and hydrogen is 84.0 % C8l'bon

by must If the molar ...s of the compound is 100.0 g1mol,

calculate 1bc molecular formula ofthe compound?
~ eil l..

c) C,

16

d) C$H12

e) CaIItl

9. A 88IIIPie of compound contains 3.601 C8boo, 0.900g hydrogen end

12.6& nitrogen. ~ empirical formula of tile compound is:
a) CH,N

10. CoDsider the reactioD:

CHe!) + C12

-+

ce... + Hel

Wbco. 23.9 8 sample ofCHCI3 was reacted with excess C12, 29.21 of
CCI. were produced. Calculate the percentage yield ofCC....
( Molar lWIIIes: CHC),= 119.5 glmol.; CCI.. -IS3.8 glmol.)
a) 72.2

c) 81.9

b) 94.9

d) 88.4

e) 62.8

11. Calculate the ID88S of sulfur. S. produced firom the rcacdoo of 18.6 I
H2S md 7.68 g ~ according to t h e ~ :
HzS +

-+

S + Hz{)

Mol. mlSses( in gImol); H2S: 34.08;

a) 13.1 &

b) 11.5 g

c) 13.5 S

~:

32.00 ;. S : 32.06

d) 15.4 g

e) 11.4 g

12. Calculate the IDI88 ofK,PO.. (molar mass - 212.27 w'mol) needed to
prep8I'C 250.0 mL of an aqueous solution in which PO.'J
COIlCCIltratioD is 0.0550 M.
a) 2.33 g

b) 4.26 g

c) 2.92 S

d) 1.17 g

e) 1.75 g

13. Which of the followiag pain of aqueous solutions would not

produce a precipitate when mixed:

b)

NaO~1lf)

+ A1CI3(eq)

d) NIl]P04(1q) + CaCI2(1q)

14. If 45.87 mL of 0.254 M NaOH were required to completely

neutralize 14.62 mL of H2SO.. solution (to produce N82SO.).
Calculate the molar conceotratiOD of H2SO. solutioo.
8) 0.316

b) 0.624

c) 0.229

d) 0.269

e) 0.398

IS. The oxidadoo nmnber of carbon in C2~~ is:

a)

~1

b) -2

c) 0

d)+1

16. Balance the following reaction (10 acidic medium)

C~

+ ~2--

-+ cr

+ 80.2--

1lle ratio H20 I cr in the balanced equation is:

a) 5/8

b) S/3

c) 5/2

d) S/4

e) 5/1

e) +3