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CHEMISTRY: SEMESTER 1 FINAL EXAM
STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS WITH
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h What physical quantity is measured with kL? - Volume



Convert a measurement of 16.2kg into grams. - Convert using 1,000g=1kg . Answer: 16,200g



There are 2.54cm in an inch. Convert 8.12 inches into cm - Convert using 2.54=1in Answer:20.6



An object has a mass of 0.112kg. What is the mass in mg? - 1kg=1,000g 1mg=0.001g Answer:112,000mg



Copper has a density of 8.93g/mL. If a copper statuette has a volume of 1.40 L, what is its mass? - Conver
mL to L(1mL=0.001L) Volume x density=mass . Volume=1.40x10^3mL Density=8.93g/mL
Mass/Answer=12,000g



A piece of plastic has a mass of 490kg and a volume of 350 liters. Will it float in water, which has a
density of 1.0g/mL? - Convert mass from kg to g using 1,000g=1kg. Convert volume from L to mL using
1mL=0.001L. Density=mass/volume Density=1.4g/mL Answer: the density is more than the water so it
will not float.



In an experiment, a student burns 25.6 kg of of wood. He collects all the products, finding that it
produced 1.1 kg of ash, 48.2 kg of carbon dioxide, and 25.6 kg of water. How many kilograms of oxygen
were consumed in the burning process? - Find total mass of ash, carbon dioxide, and water. mass of
oxygen=total mass of carbon dioxide, ash, and water-mass of wood Answer:49.3kg



A chemist reacts 11.0 g of carbon with 12.0g of oxygen to get 21.0 g of a gas, along with some leftover
carbon. In another experiment, she reacts 12.0 g of carbon with 32.0 g of oxygen to get 44.0 g of a gas.
Are the two gases the same? - First Gas: Total mass at beginning 11.0g+12.0g=23.0g. Leftover
carbon=23.0g-21.0g=2.0g. only 11.0g-2.0g=9.0g of carbon was used, so the gas has 12.0g oxygen and

, 9.0g of carbon. Racio of oxygen and carbon=12.0g/9.0g=1.3. Second Gas: No leftovers so Ratio of oxygen
and carbon=32.0g/12.0g=2.67. Answer: They are not the same gas



What particles are found in the nucleus of an atom? - Protons and neutrons



Which two of the following atoms are isotopes?

a. An atom with 20 protons, 20 electrons, and 21 neutrons

b. An atom with 21 protons, 20 electrons, and 21 neutrons

c. An atom with 22 protons, 22 electrons, and 22 neutrons

d. An atom with 20 protons, 20 electrons, and 20 neutrons - Atoms a and d because they have the same
number of protons.



Which subatomic particle has no charge? - neutron



A chemist is studying two isotopes of argon. The second has less mass than the first. Which has more
neutrons? - The first one. the isotope with more neutrons will have more mass.



An element has 19 protons and 21 neutrons. what is the symbol, including the mass number? - 40^K.
21+19=40



Which light has a higher energy: orange light or violet light? - Violet light. It has a shorter wavelength
which means it has a higher frequency . Since energy and frequency are directly proportional, that
means it has a higher energy as well.



What is the mass of the average chlorine atom, in grams? - 35.45 amu x 1.66x10^-24g/1 amu=5.88x10^-
23



What is the most abundant isotope of calcium? - The most abundant isotope is 40^Ca



An electron ina hydrogen atom jumps from the ground state to the n=3 orbit. A second electron in
another hydrogen atom jumps from the ground state to the n=5 orgit. Which electron absorbed light of
higher frequency? - The second electron(the one that jumped from to the n=5 orbit)

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