20. Which of the following is heterogeneous? a. Sodium Chloride b. Aluminum c. Granite d. Carbon Dioxide
Sort the following properties of sodium into physical and chemical. Items (6 items) (Drag and drop into the appropriate area below) square square square
What is the mass of 4.32 mol Gal_(3) 455 g 1,230 g 1,720 g 1,950 g
Which of these safety rules is MOST important to remember in chemistry class? (Hint...think about lab rules from brick and mortar classes and what would keep you safe!) Wear closed-toe shoes and goggles when needed Run to your lab station to be first Bring your lunch into the lab for long experiments Always taste chemicals to identify them
What makes isotopes of the same element different? number of neutrons number of electrons number of protons atomic number
The work bench in the lab should include Materials needed for the experiment Phone, keys, and backpack Chemicals with no labels Materials from the previous lab
Which of these safety rules is MOST important to remember in chemistry class? (Hint __ think about lab rules from brick and mortar classes and what would keep you safe!) Wear closed-toe shoes and goggles when needed Run to your lab station to be first Bring your lunch into the lab for long experiments Always taste chemicals to identify them
C+Darrow CD (Delta G=11kcal/mol) What would be the Delta G value (kcal/mol) of the coupled reaction? (couple it to the Xarrow Y reaction above) Only type the Delta G value (number) in the answer blank, do not add any units or anything else. square
How many protons are in the nucleus of an atom with an atomic number of 15? (type the integer, do not spell out the number; example: 2) square
__ 2. What is the dependent variable? A) the number of colors B) the amount of sodium bicarbonate C) the amount of calcium chloride D) the amount of universal indicator
A solution is made with 100 milliliters of water, how much solute will dissolve if 200 milliliters is used by the student at the next table? Half as much solid can dissolve in the 200 mL One-fourth as much solid can dissolve in the 200 mL Twice as much solute can dissolve in 200 mL The same amount will dissolve in 200 mL as what dissolved in 100 mL
Which of the following represents a covalent molecule? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY a $CO_{2}$ b $Cl_{2}$ C He d $O_{2}$
Div 5. Calculate the number of moles in 18.0 g of sodium chloride (NaCl). 0.31 mole 1044 moles 3.2 moles 18 moles
Which noble gas does not possess a true octet? a helium b xenon c radon d argon
When the following equation is balanced, what is the sum of the coefficients? $\underline {\quad }C_{2}H_{4}+\underline {\quad }O_{2}\rightarrow \underline {\quad }CO_{2}+\underline {\quad }H_{2}O$ 11 7 6 8
Rost Lab: Single-Replacement Reactions occur when a more reactive element displaces a less reactive element compound. There is a table on the back of your periodic table labeled "Activity Series". Higher elements are more elements on the table In other words elements higher on the Activity series will replace elements lower in the seri elements will not replace higher elements. The speed and energy of the reaction is directly proportional to the dis two elements on the series. 3. Balance the following equations. a. $\underline {\quad }F_{2}+\underline {\quad }NaCl\rightarrow \underline {\quad }Cl_{2}+\underline {\quad }NaF$ b. $\underline {\quad }Li+\underline {\quad }MgCO_{3}\rightarrow \underline {\quad }Mg+\underline {\quad }Li_{2}CO_{3}$ c. $\underline {\quad }K\quad +\underline {\quad }Al(OH)_{3}\rightarrow \underline {\quad }Al\quad +\underline {\quad }KOH$ d. $\underline {\quad }Br_{2}+\underline {\quad }CaCl_{2}\rightarrow \underline {\quad }Cl_{2}+\underline {\quad }CaBr_{2}$ e. $\underline {\quad }Zn+\underline {\quad }Cu_{3}(PO_{4})2\rightarrow \underline {\quad }Cu+\underline {\quad }Zn_{3}(PO_{4})_{2}$
Predict the products of the reaction below $Mg+Cu(NO_{3})_{2}\rightarrow \underline {\quad }+\underline {\quad }$ $Cu+Mg(NO_{3})_{2}$ $Cu+MgNO_{3}$ $CuMg+NO_{3}$ $Mg_{2}NO_{3}+Cu$
A chemical substance that is present at the start of a chemical reaction Exothermic Enzyme activation energy Reactant
A solution contains 803.92 milligrams of glucose per 100 ml sample. The molar mass of glucose is $180.15g/mol$ What is the molarity of glucose in the sample? $\square $
3. What is the percent composition of $CO_{2}$
