Chemistry Final Exam Example Questions – Flashcards
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            | JJ Thompson's cathode ray tube determined | 
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        | electrons existed in atoms | 
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            | the gold foil experiment determined | 
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        | that protons existed in atoms | 
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            | An experiment performed by Robert ----- in 1909 determined the size of the charge on an electron | 
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        | milikan | 
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            | A X Z | 
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        | A-mass number Z-atomic number X-element symbol | 
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            | Periodic table mass is the weighted ---- of all of the isotopes of each element | 
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        | average | 
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            | according to the electromagnetic spectrum, visible light ranges from _____ (left end) to ____ (right end). What are the respective wavelengths of these two extremas? | 
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        | violet 400 nm red 700 nm | 
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            | produced by oscillating motion of electric charge | 
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        | light/ radiant energy | 
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            | According to the Photoelectric effect and theory, quantity of e– depends on ---- of light | 
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        | intensity (brightness) | 
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            | According to the Photoelectric effect and theory, photons are only ejected if | 
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        | light shined at or above minimum frequency on metal surface | 
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            | T/F: the atomic line spectrum is continuous | 
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        | false | 
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            | as electrons absorb energy, they move to a ______, also known as the excited state | 
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        | higher orbital | 
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            | as electrons fall back to a lower orbital, ____ is released as _____ | 
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        | light is released as energy | 
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            | when nf > ni | 
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        | E > 0 | 
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            | when ni > nf | 
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        | E < 0 | 
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            | For sig figs and problems that involve multiple calculations with only division or multiplication... | 
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        | round at the very end | 
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            | For sig figs and problems that involve multiple calculations with addition/subtraction AND multiplication/division... | 
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        | sig figs are defined at EACH step | 
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            | 1 A is equivalent to | 
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        | 1 x 10^-10 meters | 
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            | the principle quantum number (n) is proportional to | 
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        | the average distance of the e- from the nucleus | 
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            | Angular Momentum Quantum Number (l) describes | 
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        | the shape of the orbital | 
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            | what letters corresponds to each of the principle quantum numbers: 0, 1, 2, 3 | 
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        | s, p, d, f | 
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            | Magnetic Quantum Number (ml) | 
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        | describes orientation of the orbital | 
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            | • All orbitals in a subshell have --- energy | 
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        | same | 
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            | Electron Spin Quantum Number (ms) | 
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        | orientation of electron | 
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            | Pauli Exclusion Principle states that | 
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        | Each orbital can only have 2 e- e- in same orbital have opposite spin | 
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            | in 1s2 2s2 2p6 3s2 3p3 electron configuration of phosphorus, which are the core electrons vs valence electrons | 
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        | core: 1s2 2s2 2p6 valence: 3s2 3p3 | 
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            | special cases in which the electron configuration of certain elements (in the d-orbital range) do not follow the trend arises from what fact regarding d-orbitals? | 
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        | ? filled or completely filled d orbital is more stable | 
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            | aufbau principle | 
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        | electrons fill from lowest to highest energy | 
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            | Hund's Rule | 
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        | most stable orbital is where you try to get all orbitals to have same e- spin | 
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            | to find the debroglie wavelength... | 
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        | divide planck's constant by the product of mass and velocity | 
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            | the element P has the ions P- and P+, place them in order of smallest ionic radius to largest | 
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        | P+, P, P- | 
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            | Amount of energy required to completely convert one mole of a solid ionic compound to the constituent ions in the gas phase | 
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        | lattice energy | 
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            | ____ bonding Gives each atom a noble gas configuration | 
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        | covalent | 
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            | what is the difference between pure covalent and polar covalent? ionic? | 
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        | pure- electrons are equally shared polar- unequally shared ionic- opposite charges | 
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            | ability of an atom in a compound to attract electrons to itself | 
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        | electronegativity | 
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            | List the type of bonding that occurs in the respective electronegativity differences <0.5 0.52.0 >2.0 | 
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        | nonpolar covalent polar covalent ionic | 
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            | when drawing lewis structures, we have to consider that ____(element) only forms two bonds and _____(element) can only form 3 | 
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        | Beryllium boron | 
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            | three rules of naming covalent compounds | 
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        | 1 add prefixes for both element 2 drop mono for first element 3 add -ide suffice to second element | 
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            | three rules of naming ionic compounds whose cation has 1 charge | 
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        | 1 write metal 2 add -ide if monoatomic anion 3 write name for polyatomic anion | 
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            | four rules of naming ionic compounds whose cation has multiple charges | 
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        | 1 write metal 2 specify charge with roman numerals 3 add -ide if monoatomic anion 4 write name for polyatomic anion | 
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            | go over common polyatomic ion names | 
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            | formula for ethanol | 
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        | C2H4O | 
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            | naming acids | 
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        | anion ends in -ate, add -ic anion ends in -ite, add -ous | 
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            | what molecules have a SPECIFIC number of waters in their structure? what indicates the number of water molecules in the compound | 
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        | hydrates prefixes | 
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            | what type of acid has only one hydrogen | 
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        | binary acids e.g. hydrochloric acid HCL | 
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            | Contain carbon and hydrogen | 
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        | organic compounds | 
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            | Covalently bonded to form a single ion | 
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        | polyatomic ions | 
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            | Metals lose electrons from the ____ shell | 
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        | largest | 
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            | how to determine the polarity of a molecule? Check what two things? | 
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        | lone pairs and polar bonds. what are polar bonds? | 
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            | In VB theory, a single bond is represented by | 
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        | 1 sigma bond | 
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            | In VB theory, a double bond is represented by | 
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        | 1 sigma bond and 1 pi bond | 
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            | In VB theory, a triple bond is represented by | 
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        | 1 sigma bond and 2 pi bonds | 
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            | Carbon always has a complete octet (put in --- where necessary) | 
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        | hydrogens | 
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            | In organic molecules, what element symbol is usually not written? | 
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        | carbon/ Carbon-Hydrogen bond | 
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            | Hydrogen phosphate is? | 
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        | HPO4 ^ -2 | 
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            | Draw sulfite ion, what should you take into consideration? How many resonance structures does it have? | 
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        | 3 | 
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            | To find ideal bond angles, look at electron domain geometry chart or molecular geometry chart? | 
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        | based on electron domain geometry | 
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            | hepta | 
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        | 7 | 
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            | _________________________________________________ 24. What is the name of the compound formed when HI is dissolved in water? | 
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        | hydroiodic acid | 
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            | _____________________________________________________ 27. Resonance structures differ by: | 
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        | . placement of electrons only | 
