Exam 1: The Atom in Modern Chemistry

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Radon has seventeen isotopes ranging from 210Rd to 226Rd. What do all of these isotopes have in common?

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A sample of carotene is extracted from a carrot and found to contain 17.9 g of carbon and 2.1 g of hydrogen. A second carotene sample is synthesized in the lab and found to contain 10.0 g of carbon. How many grams of hydrogen are in the second sample?

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You are trying to use percent mass of hydrogen to determine if a compound is epinephrine (C9H13NO3) or nor-epinephrine (C8H11NO3). What is the maximum error that is acceptable for your instrument in order to distinguish between these two compounds?

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Which has the greatest number of neutrons?

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Air is best classified as

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10.3 g of an unknown compound is sealed in a tube with 25.8 g of hydrochloric acid. The tube is heated the compound completely dissolves. What is the mass of the contents of the tube after the reaction?

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Which statement best describes N2

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A marble tabletop is best classified as

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Which has the same number of neutrons as protons?

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A red solid is heated in an evacuated container until it completely vaporizes. When the vapor cools, it is found to be a sliver liquid. The mass of the silver liquid is less than that of the original solid. The red solid is best classified as

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How many neutrons are in a nucleus of a 235U atom?

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The element antinomy has two naturally occurring isotopes. The natural abundances and isotopic masses are Isotope \% Abundance Isotopic Mass 57.21 120.904 42.79 120.904 The atomic mass of naturally occurring antinomy is

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Methane gas (CH4) reacts with oxygen (O2) to produce water vapor and carbon dioxide. What volume of water (H2O) and carbon dioxide (CO2) will be formed from the complete reaction of 3 L of methane with oxygen if all the gases are held at the same temperature and pressure?

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