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1
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True or false:

Free atoms occur rarely in nature

A

True

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True or false:

Most substances are compounds

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Treu

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3
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What is law of constant proportions?

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All sample of a given compound have the same proportions of their constituent elements. For example water always has two hydrogen atoms for each oxygen.

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If compound A has 12.0 grams of carbon and 32.0 grams of oxygen and compund B has 36.0 grams of carbon and 96.0 grams of oxygen, are the two compounds the same?

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Yes, because 12:32 = 36:96

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5
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For Al2O3, what are the constituents?

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2 aluminum and 3 oxygen

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True or false:

In a compound, the metal is listed last.

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False. Metal first. For example Al2O3 aluminum is first

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True or false:

Element in compounds that are in higher rows are listed first. For example O3S

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False. Elements in lower rows should be listed first. Should be SO3

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True or false:

Compounds which have elements which are to the left are listed first. For example CCl4

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True. Carbon is left of chlorine.

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9
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Determine the number of each type of atom in Al2(SO4)3.

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Two Al, 3 S, and 12 O.

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10
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True or false:

Molecular formula is the simpliest whole number ratio of elements.

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False. Empirical formula is low whole number ratio. Molecular formula is actual number ratio.

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11
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What is structural formula?

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letters and bonds

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12
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What is ball and stick model?

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Balls for elements and stick for bonds.

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What is space filling model?

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Balls next to each other no bonds showing.

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What are atomic elements?

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Single atoms as their basic unit. Typically noble gases.

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What are molecular elements?

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Typically two atoms of the same element bonded together. For example O2. Also known as diatomic molecules.

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16
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Write ionic formula for Al3+ and O2-

A

Al2O3

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17
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Write ionic formula for Ca2+ and NO3-

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Ca(NO3)2

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18
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True or false:

An ionic compound is typically a metal together with one or more nonmetals.

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True

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True or false:

In an ioic compound the charge of the cations must cancel the charge of the anions.

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True. For example Mg2+ cancels O2- in MgO

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What is a Type I ionic compound?

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The metal has an invariant (fixed) charge.

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21
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What is a Type II ionic coumpound?

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The metal may contain different charges in different compounds. For example Fe2+ or Fe3+ These are usually transitional metals.

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22
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What are binary compounds?

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Contain only two elements.

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23
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What are binary ionic compounds?

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Metals with only one type of anion. For example, NaCl or CaBr2

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24
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Naming convention for binary (Type I) ionic compounds.

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Name of cation (metal) + base name of anion (nonmetal) + ide. For example sodium chloride.

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What are the anions or fluorine, Chlorine, bromine, iodine, oxygen, sulfur and nitrogen?

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fluoride, chloride, bromide, iodide, oxide, sulfide, nitride

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Naming convention for binary (Type II) ionic compounds.

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Name of cation (metal) + (charge of cation in Roman numerals) + base name of anion (nonmetal) + ide For example, copper(II) sufide, CuS2

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What are the following polyatomic ions: NO2-, NO3-, OH-, ClO-, ClO2-, ClO3-, ClO4-

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nitrite, nitrate, hydroxide, hypochlorite, chlorite, chlorate, perchlorate

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28
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Naming convention of molecular compounds

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Prefix + name of first element + prefix + base name of second element + ide For example, P2O5 is diphosphorus pentoxide

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29
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Naming convention binary acids.

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hydro + base name of nonmetal + ic acid For example hydrochloric acid

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30
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Naming convention of oxyacids

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  1. -ite oxyacids: base name of oxyanion + ous + acid For example sulfurous acid
  2. -ate oxyacids: base name of oxyanion + ic + acid For example phosphoric acid
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31
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Name test: CO

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molecular: carbon monoxide

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32
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Name test: CaF2

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ionic: calcium fluoride

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33
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Name test: HF(aq)

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acid, binary: hydrofluoric acid

34
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Name test: Fe(NO3)3

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ionic: iron(III) nitrate

35
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Name test: HClO4(aq)

A

acid, oxyacid, -ate: perchloric acid

36
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Name test: H2SO3(aq)

A

acid, oxyacid, -ite: sulfurous acid

37
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What is the formula mass?

A

formula mass = (# atoms of first element in formula x atomic mass of first element) + (# atoms of second element in formula x atomic mass of second element) + …

38
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What is formula mass of CCl4 if C is 12.01 amu and Cl is 35.45 amu.

A

1 x 12.01 amu + 4 x 35.45 amu = 153.8 amu

39
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C2H3O2-

A

acetate

40
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CO32-

A

carbonate

41
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HCO3-

A

hydrogen carbonate

42
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OH-

A

hydroxide

43
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NO3-

A

nitrate

44
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NO2-

A

nitrite

45
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CrO42-

A

chromate

46
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Cr2O72-

A

dichromate

47
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PO43-

A

phosphate

48
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HPO42-

A

hydrogen phosphate

49
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NH4+

A

ammonium

50
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ClO-

A

hypochloride

51
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ClO2-

A

chloride

52
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ClO3-

A

chlorate

53
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ClO4-

A

perchlorate

54
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MnO4-

A

permanganate

55
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SO42-

A

sulfate

56
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SO32-

A

sulfite

57
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HSO3-

A

hydrogen sulfite

58
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HSO4-

A

hydrogen sulfate

59
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O22-

A

peroxide

60
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CN-

A

cyanide

61
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F-

A

anion: fluoride

62
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Cl-

A

anion: chloride

63
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Br-

A

anion: bromide

64
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O2-

A

anion: oxide

65
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I-

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anion: iodide

66
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S2-

A

anion: sulfide

67
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N3-

A

anion: nitride

68
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If carbon tetrachloride has a masss ratio of 11.8:1 chlorine to carbon mass ratio and there is 35 grams of chlorine, the mass of carbon is.

A

35 grams / 11.8 ~ 3.0 grams

69
Q

Write chemical formula for compound which contains two chlorine for each oxygen atom.

A

Cl2O

70
Q

How many oygen atoms are there in Fe2(SO4)3?

A

12

71
Q

Which of the following are molecular elements

copper

iodione

krypton

potassium

A

Iodine, I2

72
Q

Which of the following is an ionic compound

BrF5

HNO3

MgSO4

NI3

A

MgSO4 because Mg+ and SO4-

73
Q

What is formula for compound that forms between Sr and Br?

A

SrBr2 because Sr2+ and Br-

74
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What is the formula for the compound that forms between sodium and chlorite ions?

A

NaClO2 because Na+ and ClO2-

75
Q

What is Li3N

A

lithium nitride

76
Q

What is CrCl3?

A

chromium (III) chloride

77
Q

What is BaSO4?

A

barium sulfate

78
Q

What is PF3?

A

phosphorus pentafluoride

79
Q

What is manganese (III) oxide?

A

Mn2O3 because O2- and Mn3+

80
Q

What is H3PO4(aq)?

A

phosphoric acid

81
Q

What is formula for hydrobromic acid?

A

HBr

82
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A

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