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Title: CHEMISTRY QUESTIONS


1
CHEMISTRY QUESTIONS
  • Review 2
  • You should be familiar with these concepts and
    examples.

2
Q1
  • On the periodic table, which are families and
    which are periods?

3
Q2
  • Draw the first two levels of a cloud diagram with
    2 levels of electrons full and the nucleus
    labeled.

4
Q3
  • What is an isotope?

5
Q4
  • What is the maximum number of dots that can be
    in a dot diagram?

6
Q5
  • Which represents a family/group in the Periodic
    Table? (rows or columns)

7
Q6
  • What do elements in a column have in common?

8
Q7
  • How is the Periodic Table arranged?

9
Q8
  • What are the max number of electrons in each
    orbital, s, p, d, and f?

10
Q9
  • Label the orbitals

Increasing Energy
11
Q10
  • Write the electron configuration of Br

12
Q11
  • Write the noble gas form electron configuration
    of Cl

13
Q12
  • What is the electron configuration of Na ?

14
Q13
  • What is the first element that has an electron in
    the f orbital?

15
Q14
  • Why does Helium appear above the Noble gasses?

16
Q15
  • Why are noble gasses called noble gasses?

17
Q16
  • What is the symbol for potassium?

18
Q17
  • What is a positively charged particle called?

19
Q18
  • What charge does a neutron have?

20
Q19
  • Which subatomic particles make up most of the
    mass of an atom?

21
Q20
  • Where is most of the mass of an atom found?

22
Q21
  • What kind of a charge do atoms (as represented on
    the periodic table) have overall?

23
Q22
  • Is this correct?
  • He 4 protons, 4 electrons
  • If not, propose the correct numbers.

24
Q23
  • If an element has the atomic number of 26 it has
    26 what?

25
Q24
  • How do you calculate the number of neutrons in an
    atomic nucleus.

26
Q25
  • All atoms of the same element have the same
    number of.

27
Q26
  • Draw the dot diagram for Fluorine

28
Q27
  • What is the name of the family with 2 oxidation
    number?

29
Q28
  • Using the periodic table how do you calculate
    number of electrons?

30
Q29
  • What word describes any matter made up of one
    kind of atom?

31
Q30
  • What is a valence electron?

32
Q31
  • Are there any atomic symbols written with 3
    letters?

33
Q32
  • Electrons in orbitals are found in _____ and
    spinning in ______directions

34
Q33
  • List the symbols of the 6 elements in the 2p
    block?

35
Q34
  • You can not fill the 4s orbital until you have
    filled.

36
Name the following compounds
  • 1-4HF LiH HNO2 Hg2Cl2
  • 5-8Na2CrO7 CuBrO3 BaCl2 KMnO4
  • 9-12PbCrO4 PF3 Ba(NO2)2 SO3
  • 13-16Ca(NO3)2 CO NaHCO3 CCl4
  • 17-20Al(HSO3)3 NO2 H2SO4 NaCl
  • 21-24Fe3(PO4)2 Au(NO3)3 H2S Sr(OH)2

37
Q36
  • How many types of atoms and how many of each kind
    are in
  • NaAs4COCo3F6

38
Q37
  • Predict the products of the following single
    displacement reaction
  • Zn PbI2 ?

39
Q38
  • Define atom

40
Q39
  • Homogenous mixtures differ from heterogeneous
    mixtures in what ways?

41
Q40
  • What do the following state of matter symbols
    mean?
  • (s)
  • (l)
  • (g)
  • (aq)

42
Q41
  • How many significant figures are in
  • (a) 1.0080
  • (b) 0.0067
  • ( c) 200

43
Q42
  • Fill in the correct conversion factors
  • 1 kg ______ dg
  • 100 cm ______ m
  • 1 L ______ kL

44
Q43
  • Draw the particle arrangements of a substance as
    a solid, liquid, and gas in the labeled boxes
    below.
  • Solid Liquid Gas

45
Q44
  • Find the electronegativity differences and
    predict the bond types of each of the following
  • (a) CO
  • (b) CoF2
  • ( c) N2
  • (d) AlP3

46
Q45
  • Use the Lewis Dot method to draw the correct
    bonding in CaCl2

47
Q46
  • Use the Lewis Dot method to draw the correct
    bonding in H2O

48
Q47
  • Use the Lewis Dot method to draw the correct
    bonding in CH3CH2CHCl2
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