Deck 7: Chemical Reactions How We Keep Track of Chemical Changes
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Deck 7: Chemical Reactions How We Keep Track of Chemical Changes
1
The formula for methane is CH4.3.0 × 1026 molecules of methane would weigh _____ in grams.
8.0 × 103 g
2
The molar mass for ozone, O3, is _____; therefore, _____ grams would be contained in 85.0 moles of ozone.
48.0 g/mol; 4080
3
The mass of one third of a mole of carbon is _____.
4.00 g
4
Consider the following balanced chemical equation:
PCl3 + 3H2O H3PO3 + 3HCl
If 4.4 moles of PCl3 react, _____ grams of HCl are formed.
PCl3 + 3H2O H3PO3 + 3HCl
If 4.4 moles of PCl3 react, _____ grams of HCl are formed.
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5
How many atoms are there in one molecule of the fatty acid, arachidonic acid, C20H32O2?
A)32
B)20
C)162
D)54
A)32
B)20
C)162
D)54
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6
The mass of one mole of calcium is _____.
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7
Instead of allowing methane to escape into the atmosphere, where it can contribute to global warming, some farmers are
A)trapping it in underground ponds.
B)collecting it and using it to power their farms.
C)using it as a source of fertilizer on their larger sized fields.
D)combining it with zinc and other nutrients to create feed for animals.
A)trapping it in underground ponds.
B)collecting it and using it to power their farms.
C)using it as a source of fertilizer on their larger sized fields.
D)combining it with zinc and other nutrients to create feed for animals.
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8
The state must always be written in a chemical equation in order for the equation to be considered complete.
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9
The law of conservation of mass dictates that there must be the same number of reactant molecules as product molecules.
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10
The mass of one mole of phosphorus is _____.
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11
Chlorofluorocarbons are present
A)as a natural component of the atmosphere.
B)in aerosol sprays, freezers and refrigerators.
C)as a by-product of the formation of acids in the atmosphere.
D)in sewage effluent that ends up in our rivers and the ocean.
A)as a natural component of the atmosphere.
B)in aerosol sprays, freezers and refrigerators.
C)as a by-product of the formation of acids in the atmosphere.
D)in sewage effluent that ends up in our rivers and the ocean.
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12
The chemical equation shown here is balanced except for the value of x.The value of x is _____.
Ca(ClO3)2 CaCl2 + xO2
Ca(ClO3)2 CaCl2 + xO2
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13
Which one of these is not a significant greenhouse gas?
A)carbon dioxide
B)nitrous oxide
C)methane
D)fluorinated gases
E)argon
A)carbon dioxide
B)nitrous oxide
C)methane
D)fluorinated gases
E)argon
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14
If your car burns 8.0 kg of octane, C8H18, per month, then it burns _____ moles of octane.
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15
The ozone hole
A)can lead to increases in skin cancer rates.
B)has the potential to damage to crops.
C)has formed both in the Arctic and Antarctic.
D)All of the above.
A)can lead to increases in skin cancer rates.
B)has the potential to damage to crops.
C)has formed both in the Arctic and Antarctic.
D)All of the above.
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16
The phases on each side of a chemical equation must be the same in order to obey the law of conservation of mass.
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17
If a sample of NaCl contains 6.0 moles of NaCl, then the sample contains ____ NaCl molecules.
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18
Methane is produced in fairly large quantities by which animal?
A)dogs
B)cows
C)pigs
D)chickens
A)dogs
B)cows
C)pigs
D)chickens
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