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CHE 105 Exam 1 Spring 2016 Your Name: Your ID: Question #: 1 Which one of the following states of matter does not take on the shape of its container? A. solid B. liquid C. gas Question #: 2 Which statement is not true about the gaseous state? A. Gases are compressible. B. Gases have about the same density as liquids of the same composition. C. The distances between gas molecules are much larger than the size of the molecules. D. Gases can form mixtures with variable proportions of their components. Question #: 3 Which pair lists a compound first, then an element? A. Na and NO B. calcium and chromium C. CO and water D. CO and Co Question #: 4 Which one of the following is a chemical property of water? A. Water decomposes to form hydrogen and oxygen. B. Water boils at 100 C. C. Boiling 25 g of water requires more energy than melting 25 g of ice. D. The density of ice is less than the density of liquid water. Question #: 5 When an apple falls from a tree and accelerates toward the ground, the potential energy of the apple 1 [increases, decreases, stays the same] while the kinetic energy of the apple 2 [increases, decreases, stays the same]. 1

Question #: 6 The usual adult dose of ampicillin for respiratory tract infections is 250. mg. Convert this mass to kg and report the answer in scientific notation with the correct number of significant figures. 1 10 2 kg Question #: 7 What is the value of 0.000329 in scientific notation? Fill in the blanks with the correct numbers. 1 10 2 Question #: 8 An empty beaker weighs 23.9 grams. When the beaker is filled with mercury, the total mass of the beaker and its contents is 5 kilograms. The beaker contains 1 ml of mercury. The density of mercury is 13.5 g/cm 3. Report your answer with the correct number of significant figures, without units, using the format 2E2 or 2E-2 if you use scientific notation. Question #: 9 Which of these properties is dependent on the amount of a pure substance in a sample? A. temperature B. volume C. density D. molar mass Question #: 10 10.915 (035 + 0.28) = 1 Report your answer with the correct number of significant figures and do not use scientific notation. 2

Question #: 11 What is the result of the following calculation with the correct number of significant figures? A. 4.217 10 19 B. 4.2174 10 19 C. 4.764 10 19 D. 8.28 10 32 Question #: 12 A cyclist rides at an average speed of 18 miles per hour. What is this speed in kilometers per second (km/s)? 1 km/s Report your answer with two significant figures, without units, and in the form 2E2 or 2E-2 if you use scientific notation. Question #: 13 A container has a volume of 3.4 ft 3. What is the equivalent volume in liters? 1 L Report your answer to two significant figures and without units. Question #: 14 Dalton's atomic theory is built on four postulates. Which postulate was modified by the discovery of isotopes? A. Each element is composed of tiny, indestructible particles called atoms. B. All atoms of a given element are identical. C. Compounds are composed of atoms of more than one element. D. Atoms are neither created or destroyed in chemical reactions. 3

Question #: 15 Two samples of sodium chloride (NaCl) were decomposed into their constituent elements. A 406 g sample produced 161 g of sodium and 245 g of chlorine. A 174 g sample produced 69 g of sodium and 105 g of chlorine. This experiment demonstrates the law(s) of. Choose all correct answers. A. conservation of mass B. definite proportions C. multiple proportions D. mass action Question #: 16 In the apparatus shown, oil drops acquire extra electrons. Their free fall and size can be observed through the microscope. Millikan compared the masses of many oil drops with the strength of the electric field required to halt each one's free fall. This experiment allowed the determination of the 1 of the electron. Combined with Thomson's earlier measurement of the deflection of an electron beam by electric and magnetic fields, the 2 of the electron was deduced. 4

Question #: 17 Rutherford observed that although most αparticles pass through thin gold foil with little or no deflection, a few αparticles are deflected by large angles. This experiment demonstrated that Choose all that apply. A. there are neutrons present in the nucleus of a gold atom. B. the positive charge and the negative charge of a gold atom are both dispersed throughout the volume of the atom. C. most of a gold atom's mass and all of its positive charge are concentrated in a small nucleus. D. most of the volume of a gold atom consists of empty space throughout which electrons are dispersed. Question #: 18 Which particle(s) account(s) for the fact that the mass of a helium atom is about four times the mass of a hydrogen atom even though a helium atom contains only one more proton than a hydrogen atom? A. proton B. neutron C. electron D. proton and electron Question #: 19 Complete each sentence with "larger," "smaller" or "about equal." An electron is 1 in mass compared to a neutron. An electron is 2 in mass compared to a proton. A proton is 3 in mass compared to a neutron. 3. 5

Question #: 20 Select all of the following that are pairs of isotopes. Atomic symbols X and Z may be the same or different element in a pair. A. C. B. D. Question #: 21 How many protons, neutrons, and electrons are in the most common ion formed from magnesium-26? 1 protons 2 neutrons 3 electrons 3. Question #: 22 Classify each description below as typical of a metal or a nonmetal. tendency to lose electrons in chemical reactions: 1 tendency to gain electrons in chemical reactions: 2 found at the upper right of the periodic table: 3 majority of elements: 4 3. 4. 6

Question #: 23 Choose the atom or ion below that does not have the same number of electrons as the other three. A. Ca 2+ B. Ar C. S 2 D. Cl + Question #: 24 An imaginary element, E, exists as three naturally occurring isotopes: 13 E (exact mass 13.15, 10% abundance), 14 E (exact mass 14.10, 60% abundance), and 15 E (exact mass 15.20, 30% abundance). What is the average atomic mass of this imaginary element? A. 14.23 amu B. 15.20 amu C. 14.02 amu D. 14.34 amu Question #: 25 Which of the following samples has the largest number of atoms? A. 14.0 g C B. 54.0 g Cr C. 151 g Ag D. 202 g Pb Question #: 26 How many Sc atoms are in 4.5 10 4 mg of Sc? 1 10 2 atoms Report your answer with two significant digits. Question #: 27 A pure copper wire made of 5.2 moles of Cu has a mass of 1 kilograms. Report your answer with two significant figures, using the format 2E2 or 2E-2 for scientific notation. 7

Question #: 28 How many moles of potassium are present in a sample with a mass of 29 g? 1 moles Report your answer with two significant figures and without units. Do not use scientific notation. Question #: 29 How many moles are in a sample with 4.39 10 24 atoms of Na? 1 moles Report your answer with three significant digits. Question #: 30 Manufacturers of recycled paper carefully monitor the content of heavy metals, especially lead, in their products. The results of three different methods of lead removal are shown below. Considering the error associated with each method in the table, answer the following questions. The range of residual lead using Method B is from a low of 1 mg/kg to a high of 2 mg/kg. The most precise method for removing lead from recycled paper is Method 3 [A, B or C]. 3. Residual Lead in Recycled Paper Method (mg/kg) A 3.5 ±0.4 B 8 ±0.5 C 4 ±0.6 8

CHE 105 Exam 1 Spring 2016 - key Your Name: Your ID: Question #: 1 Which one of the following states of matter does not take on the shape of its container? A. solid B. liquid C. gas Question #: 2 Which statement is not true about the gaseous state? A. Gases are compressible. B. Gases have about the same density as liquids of the same composition. C. The distances between gas molecules are much larger than the size of the molecules. D. Gases can form mixtures with variable proportions of their components. Question #: 3 Which pair lists a compound first, then an element? A. Na and NO B. calcium and chromium C. CO and water D. CO and Co Question #: 4 Which one of the following is a chemical property of water? A. Water decomposes to form hydrogen and oxygen. B. Water boils at 100 C. C. Boiling 25 g of water requires more energy than melting 25 g of ice. D. The density of ice is less than the density of liquid water. Question #: 5 When an apple falls from a tree and accelerates toward the ground, the potential energy of the apple 1 [increases, decreases, stays the same] while the kinetic energy of the apple 2 [increases, decreases, stays the same]. decreases decrease increases increase Question #: 6 The usual adult dose of ampicillin for respiratory tract infections is 250. mg. Convert this mass to kg and report the answer in scientific notation with the correct number of significant figures. 1 10 2 kg 50-4 1

Question #: 7 What is the value of 0.000329 in scientific notation? Fill in the blanks with the correct numbers. 1 10 2 3.29-4 Question #: 8 An empty beaker weighs 23.9 grams. When the beaker is filled with mercury, the total mass of the beaker and its contents is 5 kilograms. The beaker contains 1 ml of mercury. The density of mercury is 13.5 g/cm 3. Report your answer with the correct number of significant figures, without units, using the format 2E2 or 2E-2 if you use scientific notation. 1e2 1 e 2 1E2 1 E 2 110 Question #: 9 Which of these properties is dependent on the amount of a pure substance in a sample? A. temperature B. volume C. density D. molar mass Question #: 10 10.915 (035 + 0.28) = 1 Report your answer with the correct number of significant figures and do not use scientific notation. 9.60 Question #: 11 What is the result of the following calculation with the correct number of significant figures? A. 4.217 10 19 B. 4.2174 10 19 C. 4.764 10 19 D. 8.28 10 32 Question #: 12 A cyclist rides at an average speed of 18 miles per hour. What is this speed in kilometers per second (km/s)? 1 km/s Report your answer with two significant figures, without units, and in the form 2E2 or 2E-2 if you use scientific notation. 0.0080 0.0081 0.0079 8.0E-3 8.1E-3 7.9E-3 8.0 E -3 8.1 E -3 7.9 E 2

-3 8.0e-3 8.1e-3 7.9e-3 8.0 e -3 8.1 e -3 7.9 e -3 Question #: 13 A container has a volume of 3.4 ft 3. What is the equivalent volume in liters? 1 L Report your answer to two significant figures and without units. 96 95 97 9.6E1 9.5E1 9.7E1 9.6 E 1 9.5 E 1 9.7 E 1 Question #: 14 Dalton's atomic theory is built on four postulates. Which postulate was modified by the discovery of isotopes? A. Each element is composed of tiny, indestructible particles called atoms. B. All atoms of a given element are identical. C. Compounds are composed of atoms of more than one element. D. Atoms are neither created or destroyed in chemical reactions. Question #: 15 Two samples of sodium chloride (NaCl) were decomposed into their constituent elements. A 406 g sample produced 161 g of sodium and 245 g of chlorine. A 174 g sample produced 69 g of sodium and 105 g of chlorine. This experiment demonstrates the law(s) of. Choose all correct answers. A. conservation of mass B. definite proportions C. multiple proportions D. mass action Question #: 16 In the apparatus shown below, oil drops acquire extra electrons. Their free fall and size can be observed through the microscope. Millikan compared the masses of many oil drops with the strength of the electric field required to halt each one's free fall. This experiment allowed the determination of the 1 of the electron. Combined with Thomson's earlier measurement of the deflection of an electron beam by electric and magnetic fields, the 2 of the electron was deduced. charge fundamental charge negative charge unit charge mass 3

Question #: 17 Rutherford observed that although most αparticles pass through thin gold foil with little or no deflection, a few αparticles are deflected by large angles. This experiment demonstrated that Choose all that apply. A. there are neutrons present in the nucleus of a gold atom. B. the positive charge and the negative charge of a gold atom are both dispersed throughout the volume of the atom. C. most of a gold atom's mass and all of its positive charge are concentrated in a small nucleus. D. most of the volume of a gold atom consists of empty space throughout which electrons are dispersed. Question #: 18 Which particle(s) account(s) for the fact that the mass of a helium atom is about four times the mass of a hydrogen atom even though a helium atom contains only one more proton than a hydrogen atom? A. proton B. neutron C. electron D. proton and electron Question #: 19 Complete each sentence with "larger," "smaller" or "about equal." An electron is 1 in mass compared to a neutron. An electron is 2 in mass compared to a proton. A proton is 3 in mass compared to a neutron. smaller small smaller small 3. about equal aboutequal equal 4

Question #: 20 Select all of the following that are pairs of isotopes. Atomic symbols X and Z may be the same or different element in a pair. A. C. B. D. Question #: 21 How many protons, neutrons, and electrons are in the most common ion formed from magnesium-26? 1 protons 2 neutrons 3 electrons 12 twelve 14 fourteen 3. 10 ten Question #: 22 Classify each description below as typical of a metal or a nonmetal. tendency to lose electrons in chemical reactions: 1 tendency to gain electrons in chemical reactions: 2 found at the upper right of the periodic table: 3 majority of elements: 4 metals metal nonmetal nonmetals non-metal non-metals 3. nonmetal nonmetals non-metal non-metals 4. metals metal Question #: 23 Choose the atom or ion below that does not have the same number of electrons as the other three. A. Ca 2+ B. Ar C. S 2 D. Cl + 5

Question #: 24 An imaginary element, E, exists as three naturally occurring isotopes: 13 E (exact mass 13.15, 10% abundance), 14 E (exact mass 14.10, 60% abundance), and 15 E (exact mass 15.20, 30% abundance). What is the average atomic mass of this imaginary element? A. 14.23 amu B. 15.20 amu C. 14.02 amu D. 14.34 amu Question #: 25 Which of the following samples has the largest number of atoms? A. 14.0 g C B. 54.0 g Cr C. 151 g Ag D. 202 g Pb Question #: 26 How many Sc atoms are in 4.5 10 4 mg of Sc? 1 10 2 atoms Report your answer with two significant digits. 6.0 6.1 5.9 23 Question #: 27 A pure copper wire made of 5.2 moles of Cu has a mass of 1 kilograms. Report your answer with two significant figures, using the format 2E2 or 2E-2 for scientific notation. 3.3E-1 3.2E-1 3.4E-1 0.33 0.32 0.34 3.3 E -1 3.2 E -1 3.4 E -1 3.3e-1 3.2e-1 3.4e-1 3.3 e -1 3.2 e -1 3.4 e -1 Question #: 28 How many moles of potassium are present in a sample with a mass of 29 g? 1 moles Report your answer with two significant figures and without units. Do not use scientific notation. 0.74 0.73 0.75.74.75.73 7.4E-1 7.3E-1 7.5E-1 7.4 E -1 7.3 E -1 7.5 E -1 Question #: 29 How many moles are in a sample with 4.39 10 24 atoms of Na? 1 moles Report your answer with three significant digits. 7.29 7.28 7.30 6

Question #: 30 Manufacturers of recycled paper carefully monitor the content of heavy metals, especially lead, in their products. The results of three different methods of lead removal are shown below. Considering the error associated with each method in the table, answer the following questions. The range of residual lead using Method B is from a low of 1 mg/kg to a high of 2 mg/kg. The most precise method for removing lead from recycled paper is Method 3 [A, B or C]. 3 3.3 3. A a Residual Lead in Recycled Paper Method (mg/kg) A 3.5 ±0.4 B 8 ±0.5 C 4 ±0.6 7