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CHEM 120 FINAL EXAM REVIEW EXAM
WITH CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2025

significant figures - CORRECT-ANSWERSa digit that is either reliably known or closely estimated


Significant Figure Rules - CORRECT-ANSWERS1. All non-zero digits are always significant


2. Zeroes between non-zero digits are always significant


3. Zeroes to left of first non-zero digit (either before or after decimal point) are never significant


4. Zeroes to the right of last non-zero digit


a. after decimal point are always significant


b. which are before decimal point are not significant


conversion factor - CORRECT-ANSWERSrelationship between two quantities expressed as a


fraction


dimensional analysis - CORRECT-ANSWERSconversion of a measurement in one unit into


another by the use of conversion factors


True - CORRECT-ANSWERST/F: number of protons never changes according to periodic table


number of protons - CORRECT-ANSWERSatomic number=_______________________


number of neutrons - CORRECT-ANSWERSmass number=_______________________

, isotopes - CORRECT-ANSWERSatoms with same number of protons (same electron) but


different number of neutrons


atomic mass - CORRECT-ANSWERSweighted average of the isotopic masses of all stable


isotopes of an element


compound - CORRECT-ANSWERSsubstance composed of 2+ elements that are chemically


combined


molecular compound - CORRECT-ANSWERScompound in which atoms are held together by


covalent bonds


ionic bond - CORRECT-ANSWERSnonmetal and metal (giving away of electrons by one and


receiving by the other); electrostatic interactions between positive and negative ions


covalent bond - CORRECT-ANSWERS2 nonmetals (sharing of bonds); the sharing of electrons


between two atoms


ion - CORRECT-ANSWERSatom that has an electrostatic charge


cation - CORRECT-ANSWERSpositively charged atom


anion - CORRECT-ANSWERSnegatively charged atom


formula unit - CORRECT-ANSWERSsimplest whole number ratio of ions in ionic compound


polyatomic ion - CORRECT-ANSWERSgroups of covalently-bonded atoms that have an overall


charge

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