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Problem Set I

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

Question #1
A  1 mercury, 2 carbon, 3 hydrogen, 2 oxygen
B  2 mercury, 4 carbon, 6 hydrogen, 4 oxygen
C  2 mercury, 2 carbon, 3 hydrogen, 2 oxygen
D  4 mercury, 4 carbon, 6 hydrogen, 4 oxygen
E  2 mercury, 2 carbon, 3 hydrogen, 4 oxygen
Question #2
A  The density of a 2 mL sample would be the same as the 1 mL sample.
B  The density of a 4.45 g sample of nickel would be half that of the 8.90 g sample.
C  The density of a 17.80 g sample of nickel would be twice that of the 8.90 g sample.
D  The density of a 2 mL sample would be twice that of the 1 mL sample.
E  The density of a 2 mL sample would be half that of the 1 mL sample.
Question #3
A  -484°C.
B  -269°C.
C  -219°C.
D  -82°C.
E  -871°C.
Question #4
A  0.500 moles CO and 0.250 moles of CO2
B  0.500 moles C2H6 and 0.250 moles of CO2
C  0.200 moles C2H6 and 0.333 moles C3H5O2
D  0.500 moles C2H6 and 0.250 moles C3H5O2
E  0.500 moles CO and 0.250 moles of C2H6
Question #6
A  conventional
B  physical
C  chemical
Question #7
A  5.42 × 1023 molecules
B  1.67 × 1021 molecules
C  2.17 × 1026 molecules
D  6.50 × 1026 molecules
E  5.02 × 1021 molecules
Question #10
A  its melting point increases
B  its molecular motion increases
C  its boiling point increases
D  it freezes
E  its molecular motion increases, it freezes, its melting point increases and its boiling point increases
Question #11
A  C
B  Cd
C  Cr
D  CO
E  Ca
Question #12
A  temperature.
B  reactivity.
C  melting point.
D  boiling point.
E  density.
Question #13
A  The Law of Constant Composition.
B  The Law of Multiple Proportion.
C  The Law of Conservation of Energy.
D  The Law of Conservation of Mass.
E  Dalton’s Atomic Theory.
Question #14
A  1.78 moles
B  1.12 moles
C  0.882 moles
D  0.891 moles
E  1090 moles
Question #16
A  5.06 × 1026
B  2.86 × 1023
C  2.20 × 1023
D  1.26 × 1023
E  1.16 × 1027
Question #18
A  24 protons and 24 electrons
B  12 protons and 14 electrons
C  12 protons and 12 electrons
D  None of these choices
E  24 protons and 22 electrons
Question #19
A  silver (density = 10.5 g/cm3)
B  mercury (density = 13.6 g/cm3)
C  Titanium (density = 0.0187 g/cm3)
D  iron (density = 7.86 g/cm3)
E  gold (density = 19.2 g/cm3)
Question #20
A  chemical
B  physical
Question #21
A  one
B  four
C  two
D  three
Question #22
A  quantitative statement.
B  qualitative statement.
C  hypothesis.
D  model.
E  law.
Question #23
A  1 × 106
B  1 × 10-6
C  1 × 10-9
D  1 × 10-8
Question #24
A  1.45 × 10-3 g
B  214 g
C  66.6 g
D  1.50 × 10-2 g
E  688 g
Question #25
A  8.54 mL
B  76.0 mL
C  0.105 mL
D  9.54 mL
E  756 mL
Question #26
A  P
B  S
C  Ne
D  Cl
E  No
Question #27
A  NaOH
B  MgCl2
C  NaF
D  CaO
E  NF3
Question #28
A  MgBr2 magnesium bromide
B  NaF sodium fluoride
C  TiCl4 titanium tetrachloride
D  CaO calcium oxide
E  CuO copper(II) oxide
Question #29
A  three, four, five
B  three, four, four
C  three, three, three
D  three, four, three
E  three, three, four