C) selenium oxide
D) triselenium oxide
E) sulfur trioxide
A) acetic acid and aniline
B) sodium acetate and anilinium chloride
C) sodium benzoate and aniline
D) sodium benzoate and anilinium chloride
E) sodium acetate and aniline
A) linear
B) tetrahedral
C) trigonal pyramidal
D) bent (109°)
E) trigonal planar
A) are in the same group
B) have the same number of neutrons
C) have the same mass number
D) are isotopes of each other
E) are in the same period of elements
A) hypertonic
B) molar
C) isotonic
D) hypotonic
E) nontonic
A) Water
B) Carbon dioxide
C) Salt
D) Sugar
E) Light
A) all matter is made of electrons
B) atoms are neither created nor destroyed
C) atoms of different elements are same
D) atoms are same element have different mass
E) atoms can be split in chemical reactions
A) Decomposition
B) Replacement
C) Combination
D) Combustion
E) Double replacement
A) covalent compound
B) solvent
C) solution
D) solute
E) liquid
A) Neon
B) Sulfur
C) Silicon
D) Argon
E) Oxygen
A) tens
B) ones
C) tenths
D) hundredths
E) thousandths
A) 0.03954 to 0.040
B) 4.05438 to 4.054
C) 109 526 to 109 500
D) 103.692 to 103.7
E) 20.0332 to 20.0
A) exactly 35
B) more than 37
C) 24.3
D) less than 35
E) between 35 and 37
A) K3P
B) KP
C) K2P
D) KP2
E) KP3
A) 16
B) 11
C) 6
D) 34
E) 22
A) Good conductors of heat
B) Most are liquids at room temp
C) React vigorously with water
D) Shiny
E) Good conductors of electricity
A) 9310 mg
B) 931 μg
C) 0.0931 dg
D) 931 kg
E) 93.1 cg
A) iron(III) sulfate
B) iron trisulfate
C) diiron trisulfate
D) iron(II) sulfate
E) iron sulfate
A) 94 °F
B) 43 °F
C) -22 °F
D) 239 °F
E) 68 °F
A) AlBr3 oxidized, Al reduced
B) AlBr3 reduced, Al oxidized
C) Al reduced, Br2 oxidized
D) Al oxidized, Br2 reduced
E) Al oxidized, AlBr3 reduced
A) Bottom
B) Top
C) Right
D) Left
E) Middle
A) Aldopentose
B) Aldotetrose
C) Ketopentose
D) Ketotetrose
E) Ketohexose
A) 13 mL
B) 0.13 mL
C) 18 mL
D) 800 mL
E) 120 mL
A) 0
B) 20
C) -1
D) -20
E) 1
A) CH3-O-CH3
B) CH3-CH2-OH
C) CH3-CHO
D) CH3-CO-CH3
E) CH3-CH3
A) ionic bonds
B) hydrogen bonds
C) dispersion
D) dipole-dipole
E) dispersion forces
A) 36.2 kcal
B) 3.15 kcal
C) 3.15 cal
D) 55.2 kcal
E) 55.2 cal
A) hydrogenation
B) oxidation
C) neutralization
D) hydrolysis
E) reduction
A) raise the energy of products
B) increase reactant concentration
C) change the product formed
D) lower the substrate energy
E) lower activation energy
A) Definite shape
B) Fixed positions
C) Definite volume
D) Particles move fast
E) Close together
A) 3
B) 1
C) 5
D) 9
E) 7
A) 0.267 M
B) 6.67 M
C) 0.150 M
D) 0.200 M
E) 0.100 M
A) HCO3-
B) CO32-
C) OH-
D) H2CO3
E) H2O
A) Butyl ethanoate
B) Propyl ethanoate
C) Ethyl butyrate
D) Ethyl propanoate
E) Ethyl butanoate
A) 750 moles
B) 0.75 mole
C) 83 moles
D) 3.0 moles
E) 1.3 moles
A) density
B) temperature
C) volume
D) mass
E) length
A) 1,1,3-trimethylbutane
B) 2,4-dimethylpentane
C) 2-methylhexane
D) Heptane
E) 2,2-dimethylpentane
A) increases
B) decreases
C) stays same
D) doubles
E) vanishes
A) $ 1.68
B) $ 0.27
C) $ 3.69
D) $ 2.63
E) $ 0.76
A) NaF(aq)
B) NaF(aq) + H2O(l)
C) HF(aq) + NaF(aq)
D) HF(aq) + H2O(l)
E) NaCl(aq) + HF(aq)
A) 0.0445 cm
B) 145 cm
C) 22.4 cm
D) 140 cm
E) 22 cm
A) 107.9
B) 62
C) 109
D) 76
E) 47
A. 9310 mg. 9.31 g * 1000 mg/g = 9310 mg.
CHEM 1406 Finals Mastery
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A. Iron(III) sulfate. Fe is +3 here to balance 3 sulfates (-2 each).
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E. 68 F. Temp = 1.8(20) + 32 = 36 + 32 = 68.
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D. Al oxidized, Br2 reduced. Al loses e- (0 to +3); Br gains e- (0 to -1).
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D. Left. L for Left. The OH on the chiral center furthest from carbonyl is on left.
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C. Ketopentose. Keto = ketone; pentose = 5 carbons.
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D. 800 mL. 15 g / 100 mL = 120 g / X mL. X = (120 * 100) / 15 = 800.
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B. 20. Negative times negative equals positive.
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C. CH3-CHO. CHO is the condensed formula for an aldehyde group.
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E. Dipole-dipole. (Correcting original key: CH2I2 is polar, so dipole-dipole is dominant).
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B. 3.15 kcal. 13.2 kJ / 4.184 kJ/kcal = 3.154... kcal.
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B. Oxidation. Adding an O atom or removing H atoms is oxidation.
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E. Lower activation energy. Enzymes provide an easier path for reaction.
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D. Particles move fast. In solids, particles vibrate in fixed positions; they move fast in gases.
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E. 7. Right side has (5*2) + 4 = 14 Oxygen atoms. 14 / 2 = 7 in front of O2.
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C. 0.150 M. M1V1 = M2V2. (0.200 M)(75 mL) = (X M)(100 mL). X = 15 / 100 = 0.150.
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B. CO3^2-. It accepts the H+ from water to become bicarbonate.
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E. Ethyl butanoate. Named alcohol-part (ethyl) + acid-part-oate (butanoate).
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B. 0.75 mole. M = mol / L. Mol = 3.0 M * 0.250 L = 0.75.
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C. Volume. mL is a unit of volume.
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B. 2,4-dimethylpentane. 5C chain (pentane) with methyls at 2 and 4.
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B. Decreases. Atoms get larger, valence e- are further from nucleus and easier to remove.
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C. $3.69. 2.5 kg * 2.205 lb/kg = 5.5125 lb. 5.5125 lb * $0.67/lb = $3.69.
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C. HF + NaF. Weak acid (HF) and its conjugate base salt (NaF).
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B. 145 cm. 57.0 in * 2.54 cm/in = 144.78 cm. Round to 145.
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C. 109. Mass Number = 47 (protons) + 62 (neutrons) = 109.