CEM 141-EXAM 1 UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
Question:
1. Matter is made up of
Answer:
Atoms
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2. The the smallest dis-tinguishable part of an element
Answer:
Atom
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3. Can change over-time according to the evidence avail-able
Answer:
Theories
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4. ALL atoms/mole-cules attract to one another due to
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Electrostatic forces
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5. ________ lower po-tential energy of a system
Answer:
Attractions
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6. _____ raise potential energy of a system
Answer:
Repulsions
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7. Stable systems form where
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The attractive and repulsive forces are EQUAL or the potential energy is at a minimum
Question:
8. The most stable part of a graph is
Answer:
The well
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9. The temperature of a phase change de-pends on
, Answer:
The strength of the inter molecular forces
Question:
10. Why do two isolated atoms attract each other as they ap-proach and repel af-ter coming too close
together?
Answer:
?
Question:
11. Predict and ex-plain the changes in the potential ener-gy, the kinetic ener-gy and the total en-ergy
as two isolat-ed helium (or anoth-er noble gas) atoms approach each oth-er.
Answer:
?
Question:
12. Construct a di-agram/picture and use it to explain how energy is trans-ferred at the atom-ic level
(by collisions that can either add energy to the sys-tem or remove it)
Answer:
?
Question:
13. Predict/rank the rel-ative London Dis-persion Forces be-tween atoms and molecules of differ-ent
sizes
Answer:
?
Question:
14. ?Relate the strength of London Disper-sion Forces to rel-ative melting and boiling points for the
noble gases or simple diatomic molecules (H2, N2, O2,F2, Cl2, Br2, and I2)
Answer:
?
Question:
15. List all the diatomic molecules
Answer:
H2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2, Br2, I2
Question:
16. Contrast the ener-gy change that oc-curs when two heli-um atoms or two hy-drogen atoms
com-bine
Answer:
?
Question:
17. Differentiate be-tween London Dis-persion Forces and covalent bonding
ANSWERS
Question:
1. Matter is made up of
Answer:
Atoms
Question:
2. The the smallest dis-tinguishable part of an element
Answer:
Atom
Question:
3. Can change over-time according to the evidence avail-able
Answer:
Theories
Question:
4. ALL atoms/mole-cules attract to one another due to
Answer:
Electrostatic forces
Question:
5. ________ lower po-tential energy of a system
Answer:
Attractions
Question:
6. _____ raise potential energy of a system
Answer:
Repulsions
Question:
7. Stable systems form where
Answer:
The attractive and repulsive forces are EQUAL or the potential energy is at a minimum
Question:
8. The most stable part of a graph is
Answer:
The well
Question:
9. The temperature of a phase change de-pends on
, Answer:
The strength of the inter molecular forces
Question:
10. Why do two isolated atoms attract each other as they ap-proach and repel af-ter coming too close
together?
Answer:
?
Question:
11. Predict and ex-plain the changes in the potential ener-gy, the kinetic ener-gy and the total en-ergy
as two isolat-ed helium (or anoth-er noble gas) atoms approach each oth-er.
Answer:
?
Question:
12. Construct a di-agram/picture and use it to explain how energy is trans-ferred at the atom-ic level
(by collisions that can either add energy to the sys-tem or remove it)
Answer:
?
Question:
13. Predict/rank the rel-ative London Dis-persion Forces be-tween atoms and molecules of differ-ent
sizes
Answer:
?
Question:
14. ?Relate the strength of London Disper-sion Forces to rel-ative melting and boiling points for the
noble gases or simple diatomic molecules (H2, N2, O2,F2, Cl2, Br2, and I2)
Answer:
?
Question:
15. List all the diatomic molecules
Answer:
H2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2, Br2, I2
Question:
16. Contrast the ener-gy change that oc-curs when two heli-um atoms or two hy-drogen atoms
com-bine
Answer:
?
Question:
17. Differentiate be-tween London Dis-persion Forces and covalent bonding