Full Test Bank - Chemistry: The Central Science 15th
Edition, By Theodore E. Brown With All Chapter 1-
24/ Latest Version With Verified Answers
,chapter 1. introduction: matter, energy, and measurement --------------------------------------------- 3
chapter 2. atoms, molecules, and ions ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 70
chapter 3. chemical reactions and reaction stoichiometry -------------------------------------------- 132
chapter 4. reactions in aqueous solution ------------------------------------------------------------------ 186
chapter 5. thermochemistry ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 236
chapter 6. electronic structure of atoms ------------------------------------------------------------------- 284
chapter 7. periodic properties of the elements ----------------------------------------------------------- 333
chapter 8. basic concepts of chemical bonding ---------------------------------------------------------- 377
chapter 9. molecular geometry and bonding theories ------------------------------------------------- 416
chapter 10. gases------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 464
chapter 11. liquids and intermolecular forces ------------------------------------------------------------ 515
chapter 12. solids and modern materials ------------------------------------------------------------------ 550
chapter 13. properties of solutions -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 568
chapter 14. chemical kinetics --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 612
chapter 15. chemical equilibrium ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 652
chapter 16. acid-base equilibria ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 684
chapter 17. aqueous equilibria: buffers, titrations, and solubility ---------------------------------- 723
chapter 18. chemistry of the environment ---------------------------------------------------------------- 756
chapter 19. chemical thermodynamics --------------------------------------------------------------------- 787
chapter 20. electrochemistry ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 826
chapter 21. nuclear chemistry -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 857
chapter 22. chemistry of the nonmetals ------------------------------------------------------------------- 901
chapter 23. transition metals and coordination chemistry-------------------------------------------- 944
chapter 24. the chemistry of life: organic and biological chemistry -------------------------------- 978
,chapter 1. introduction: matter, energy, and measurement
chemistry: the central science 15th edition, test bank
1.1 multiple-choice questions
1) what is the physical state in which matter has no specific shape but does have a
specific volume?
a) gas
b) solid
c) liquid
d) salts
e) ice
correct ans: c
liquids have a definite volume but take the shape of their container. solids have both
definite shape and volume, while gases have neither. therefore, the correct state is liquid.
diff: 1 page ref: sec. 1.2
2) the law of constant composition applies to ___.
a) solutions
b) heterogeneous mixtures
c) compounds
d) homogeneous mixtures
e) solids
correct ans: c
the law of constant composition (or definite proportions) states that a given compound
always contains its component elements in fixed proportions by mass. this law applies
only to compounds, not mixtures, since mixtures can have variable compositions.
diff: 1 page ref: sec. 1.2
, 3) a combination of sand, salt, and water is an example of a ___.
a) homogeneous mixture
b) heterogeneous mixture
c) compound
d) pure substance
e) solid
correct ans: b
a heterogeneous mixture consists of visibly different substances or phases. in a mixture of
sand, salt, and water, the components can be seen separately (sand settles, salt dissolves),
making it heterogeneous.
diff: 1 page ref: sec. 1.2
4) a small amount of salt dissolved in water is an example of a ___.
a) homogeneous mixture
b) heterogeneous mixture
c) compound
d) pure substance
e) solid
correct ans: a
when salt dissolves completely in water, the resulting solution has a uniform composition
throughout, meaning it is a homogeneous mixture (also called a solution).
diff: 1 page ref: sec. 1.2
5) which one of the following has the element name and symbol correctly matched?
a) p, potassium
b) c, copper
c) mg, manganese
d) ag, silver
e) sn, silicon
Edition, By Theodore E. Brown With All Chapter 1-
24/ Latest Version With Verified Answers
,chapter 1. introduction: matter, energy, and measurement --------------------------------------------- 3
chapter 2. atoms, molecules, and ions ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 70
chapter 3. chemical reactions and reaction stoichiometry -------------------------------------------- 132
chapter 4. reactions in aqueous solution ------------------------------------------------------------------ 186
chapter 5. thermochemistry ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 236
chapter 6. electronic structure of atoms ------------------------------------------------------------------- 284
chapter 7. periodic properties of the elements ----------------------------------------------------------- 333
chapter 8. basic concepts of chemical bonding ---------------------------------------------------------- 377
chapter 9. molecular geometry and bonding theories ------------------------------------------------- 416
chapter 10. gases------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 464
chapter 11. liquids and intermolecular forces ------------------------------------------------------------ 515
chapter 12. solids and modern materials ------------------------------------------------------------------ 550
chapter 13. properties of solutions -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 568
chapter 14. chemical kinetics --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 612
chapter 15. chemical equilibrium ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 652
chapter 16. acid-base equilibria ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 684
chapter 17. aqueous equilibria: buffers, titrations, and solubility ---------------------------------- 723
chapter 18. chemistry of the environment ---------------------------------------------------------------- 756
chapter 19. chemical thermodynamics --------------------------------------------------------------------- 787
chapter 20. electrochemistry ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 826
chapter 21. nuclear chemistry -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 857
chapter 22. chemistry of the nonmetals ------------------------------------------------------------------- 901
chapter 23. transition metals and coordination chemistry-------------------------------------------- 944
chapter 24. the chemistry of life: organic and biological chemistry -------------------------------- 978
,chapter 1. introduction: matter, energy, and measurement
chemistry: the central science 15th edition, test bank
1.1 multiple-choice questions
1) what is the physical state in which matter has no specific shape but does have a
specific volume?
a) gas
b) solid
c) liquid
d) salts
e) ice
correct ans: c
liquids have a definite volume but take the shape of their container. solids have both
definite shape and volume, while gases have neither. therefore, the correct state is liquid.
diff: 1 page ref: sec. 1.2
2) the law of constant composition applies to ___.
a) solutions
b) heterogeneous mixtures
c) compounds
d) homogeneous mixtures
e) solids
correct ans: c
the law of constant composition (or definite proportions) states that a given compound
always contains its component elements in fixed proportions by mass. this law applies
only to compounds, not mixtures, since mixtures can have variable compositions.
diff: 1 page ref: sec. 1.2
, 3) a combination of sand, salt, and water is an example of a ___.
a) homogeneous mixture
b) heterogeneous mixture
c) compound
d) pure substance
e) solid
correct ans: b
a heterogeneous mixture consists of visibly different substances or phases. in a mixture of
sand, salt, and water, the components can be seen separately (sand settles, salt dissolves),
making it heterogeneous.
diff: 1 page ref: sec. 1.2
4) a small amount of salt dissolved in water is an example of a ___.
a) homogeneous mixture
b) heterogeneous mixture
c) compound
d) pure substance
e) solid
correct ans: a
when salt dissolves completely in water, the resulting solution has a uniform composition
throughout, meaning it is a homogeneous mixture (also called a solution).
diff: 1 page ref: sec. 1.2
5) which one of the following has the element name and symbol correctly matched?
a) p, potassium
b) c, copper
c) mg, manganese
d) ag, silver
e) sn, silicon
