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Final Exam

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  1.0 mol Zn
B  1.0 mol Fe
C  all the same
D  1.0 mol Al
E  1.0 mol Cu
Question #2
A  a ketone.
B  a tertiary alcohol.
C  an ether.
D  an acid.
E  an alkene.
Question #3
A  substitution.
B  addition and elimination.
C  addition.
D  oxidation.
E  reduction.
Question #4
A  inversely proportional
B  independent of each other
C  not enough information given
D  directly proportional
E  equal
Question #5
A  none of these
B  14
C  2
D  18
E  8
Question #6
A  water vapor only
B  water only
C  ice and water vapor
D  ice and water
E  ice only
Question #7
A  11.0 J
B  1.59 x 10–3 J
C  629 J
D  6.29 X 105 J
E  1.10 X 104 J
Question #8
A  1s
B  2p
C  4f
D  3s
E  2d
Question #9
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #11
A  2.61 mL
B  22.4 mL
C  214.9 mL
D  26.1 mL
E  239.9 mL
Question #12
A  2
B  1
C  7
D  3
E  8
Question #14
A  ester
B  aldehyde
C  amine
D  ketone
E  alcohol
Question #15
A  mixed
B  liquid
C  gaseous
D  elemental
E  solid
Question #16
A  neutral
B  acidic
C  basic
Question #17
A  mass number.
B  number of protons.
C  atomic number.
D  number of isotopes.
E  number of electrons.
Question #18
A  NaCl
B  There is no solid formed when the two solutions are mixed.
C  Na2CO3
D  CaCl2
E  CaCO3
Question #20
A  4
B  5
C  7
D  3
E  6
Question #21
A  110.2 atm
B  1620 atm
C  1.088 atm
D  7.497 atm
E  0.1450 atm
Question #22
A  all the same
B  ice (solid)
C  liquid
D  steam (vapor)
Question #23
A  an ester
B  a ketone
C  an amine
D  an alkane
E  an aldehyde
Question #24
A  5
B  6
C  7
D  4
E  3
Question #25
A  2.8 X 107 M
B  3.6 X 10–8 M
C  2.8X 107 M
D  3.6 X 107 M
Question #27
A  2-chloro-5pentyne
B  5-chloro-2pentyne
Question #29
A  single-replacement
B  precipitation
C  acid-base
D  oxidation-reduction
E  none of these
Question #30
A  FALSE
B  TRUE
Question #31
A  SO2
B  CCl4
C  HCl(g)
D  NaCl
E  O2
Question #32
A  an acid.
B  a tertiary alcohol.
C  an aldehyde.
D  a ketone.
E  an ester.
Question #33
A  lower
B  ionic
C  frenetic
D  excited
E  stable
Question #35
A  99.010.
B  99.0096.
C  99.01.
D  99
E  99.0.
Question #36
A  18.1%
B  Not enough information is given.
C  27.0%
D  38.0%
E  73.0%
Question #37
A  NaCl
B  Cs2O
C  BaBr2
D  CaO
E  CO2
Question #38
A  have the same number of electrons in their outer energy levels
B  are both metals
C  none of these
D  have the same number of stable isotopes
E  are in the same chemical period
Question #39
A  a ketone
B  tertiary alcohol
C  a cycloalkane
D  a secondary alcohol
E  an aldehyde
Question #40
A  polymerization reactions.
B  substitution reactions.
C  dehydrogenation reactions.
D  combustion reactions.
E  addition reactions.
Question #41
A  a weak electrolyte
B  an electrical solute
C  a strong electrolyte
D  none of these
E  a strong ion
Question #42
A  74, 53, 127
B  53, 53, 127
C  53, 53, 74
D  53, 74, 53
E  53, 127, 74
Question #43
A  an alkyne and a tertiary amine.
B  an alkene and a tertiary amine.
C  an alkyne and a secondary amine.
D  an alkene and a primary amine.
Question #44
A  neutrons.
B  number of protons.
C  electron configuration.
D  atomic number.
E    
F  nuclear charge.
Question #46
A  TRUE
B  FALSE
Question #47
A  Fe2(SO3)3.
B  Fe2(SO4)3.
C  Fe2S3.
D  Fe3(SO3)2.
Question #48
A  67.9 g
B  67.9 L
C  33.9 L
D  8.93 × 10–2 L
E  74.1 L
Question #49
A  ketone, aldehyde
B  ester, ether
C  aldehyde, ketone
D  carboxylic acid, amine
E  amine, carboxylic acid
Question #51
A  In a basic solution,[OH-] > [H+]
B  In a neutral solution, [H+] = [OH-]
C  In an acidic solution, [H+] > [OH-], In a basic solution,[OH-] > [H+], and In a neutral solution, [H+] = [OH-] .
D  In an acidic solution, [H+] > [OH-]
E  None of the above statements are correct.
Question #52
A  Po2CO3.
B  K2CO3.
C  K2C.
D  P2C.
E  P2CO3.
Question #55
A  °C
B  °F
C  grams
D  joules
Question #56
A  3.48 × 104 J
B  none of these
C  6.05 × 103 J
D  5.15 × 103 J
E  8.98 × 102 J
Question #57
A  electrolyzed
B  synthesized
C  reduced
D  oxidized
Question #58
A  ketone
B  aldehyde
C  ester
D  amine
Question #59
A  H
B  Hg
C  He
D  Br
E  Na
Question #60
A  proton
B  helium nucleus
C  electron
D  neutron