Chemistry 111,  Exam 1

1.  Fill in the blank.

(A)    ____________________  showed that mass was conserved in experiments.

(B)    _____________________  are atoms of an element with different numbers of neutrons.

(C)    Our best explanation of a natural phenomenon is a  _____________.

(D)    The discovery of subatomic particles showed that there were errors in __________________’s Atomic Theory.

(E)     Group I are called the ___________________  metals.

2.  How many Sig Figs in each of the following numbers?

(A)  3250 meters____________                    (B)  15 books__________

(C)  0.000170 inches __________                 (D)  101 miles  ____________

3.  Significant Figures:  Write the answer to the correct number of significant figures.

(A) 200 g / 14.7 mL =  _______________________

(B) =  __________________________

(C)  2.145 x 10-3 mL + 3.1 x 10-4 mL  =  _______________________

4.    Conversions: 

(A) Convert  - 15 °F into °C

(B) 0.0153 mm into μm.

5.   A bird can fly 14 m/sec.  How fast is this in miles/hour?  (There are exactly 2.54 cm per 1 inch and exactly 5280 ft per mile.)

6. Convert the density of water 1.0 g/cm3 into lbs/ft3?  There are 454 g = 1 lb, exactly 2.54 cm per 1 inch and exactly 12 in per ft.

7.    Fill in the following table of isotopes:

 

Symbol of isotope

Name of element

# of Protons

# of neutrons

Mass number

# of electrons

Net charge

52Cr2+

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

25

 

55

25

 

 

 

Iodine

 

74

 

 

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9.   Name the following.                                 10.  Write the formulas for the following.

(A) Pb(NO2)2                                                   (A)  potassium permanganate

(B) Ag2SO4                                                     (B)  barium hydroxide

(C) Al2S3                                                         (C)  hypochlorous acid

(D) H3PO4(aq)                                                (D)  calcium chlorate

(E) Cr(CH3COO)3                                          (E)  iron (III) hydrogen carbonate

(F)  NH4Cl                                                       (F)  lead (IV) cyanide

(G) CuHPO4                                                   (G)  cesium nitride

(H) NaNO3                                                     (H)  copper (II) phosphate

 (I)  P2S5                                                          (I)  Carbonic acid