CP Chemistry 2015-16

Cumulative Test #1 Review

This sheet will help you as you prepare for the Cumulative Test. It is not intended as a simple checklist of
terms to define, but rather as a reminder of the various topics you have studied so far and a launching
point for further study. Use this sheet to jog your memory and guide you back through your notes,
readings, and practice sheets from the year so far.

Format: The exam contains 9 multiple-choice questions and 6 short-answer sets or tables. You will be
asked to give answers and justify them using correct vocabulary. You will be allowed to use a clean
periodic table and calculator.

Topic list

Atoms Types of Compounds

Protons, Neutrons, Electrons binary molecular compounds

Mass of each what makes them binary?
Charge of each organic compounds
Location of each where do they come from?
Atomic Number what do they contain?
Mass Number ionic compounds
Isotopes properties
Diff. between Mass number, Atomic mass high melting point
Ions conduct electricity when dissolved in
Symbols water
writing symbol from # of p,n,e what elements do they contain?
determining # of p, n, e from a symbol molecular compounds
Periodic Table properties
regions lower melting point
metals individual molecules
nonmetals what elements do they contain?
metalloids
noble gases
properties of each
Nuclear Reactions
what happens in a nuclear reaction?
alpha & beta particles
balancing a nuclear equation
1) Fill in the table for the three subatomic particles:

Particle Charge Mass Location

proton

in nucleus

2) Fill in the table for the following atoms and ions:

Isotope Atomic Mass # of # of # of

Symbol Number Number protons neutrons electrons
136 2+
56Ba

7 8 10

3 7 2

3) Define the following terms as they relate to nuclear reactions:

a) reactant:

b) product:

c) alpha particle:

d) beta particle:

e) alpha decay:

f) beta decay:
4) Complete the nuclear equations, and give the type of each:

244
a) 94Pu ______ + 42He

210
b) 82 Pb ______ + 210
83Bi

5) On the blank periodic table, identify the metals, nonmetals, metalloids, and noble gases.

6) Identify each of the following as a property of metals or nonmetals:

a) Conducts heat ________________

b) Reacts with metals ________________

c) Brittle ________________

d) Medium-high melting point ________________

e) Shiny ________________

f) Malleable ________________

7) Consider the following compounds: C4H10 AgBr P2O5 C6H12O6 HNO3

a) Which of those are binary compounds?

b) Which of those are ionic compounds?

c) Which of those are molecular compounds?

d) Which of those are organic compounds?

8) Identify each of the following as a property of ionic compounds or metallic compounds:

a) Exist as individual molecules _______________________

b) Have only an empirical formula _______________________

c) Very high melting point _______________________

d) Conduct electricity when dissolved in H2O _______________________

e) Include organic compounds _______________________

f) Contain both metals and nonmetals _______________________