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CEM 141 MSU FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE 400 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS JUST RELEASED THIS YEAR

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CEM 141 MSU FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE WITH
COMPLETE 400 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS JUST RELEASED THIS YEAR

Question: Which statement best describes the forces that exist between helium atoms in the
solid state?

a. The electron cloud on one helium atom is attracted to the electron cloud on the other atom.

b. The nucleus of one helium atom is repelled by the nucleus of the neighboring atom.

c. The helium atoms share electrons, forming a bond.

d. The partial positive end of one atom's instantaneous dipole attracts the partial negative end
of the neighboring atom's induced dipole.

e. Both atoms have mass, so they are attracted to each other by gravitational forces. - CORRECT
ANSWER✔✔The partial positive end of one atom's instantaneous dipole attracts the partial
negative end of the neighboring atom's induced dipole.




Question: Consider the question: Is there an attractive force between a pencil and the earth?

Is this a scientific question? [Yes or No]

Because

III. It can be tested and answered through observations and experiments

IV. The answer is already known and we find it online

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V. There is no way to design an experiment to answer this question. - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔Yes
because it can be tested and answered though observations and experiments




Question: Which of the following properties ascribed to atoms by the Greeks do we still
consider valid?

I. Atoms are mostly empty space

II. The size and shape of the atoms determine a material's properties

III. Atoms are indivisible

IV. Atoms are in constant motion - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔Atoms are mostly empty space

Atoms are in constant motion




Question: Electrons are negatively charged. Which experiment provided evidence to support
this claim? What is the specific evidence used to support this claim?

Experiment:

I. The gold foil experiment

II. The cathode ray tube experiment

Evidence:

III. Most of the positively charged alpha particles shot at a thin gold foil passed straight through.

IV. A small fraction of the positively charged alpha particles shot at a thin gold foil were
deflected.

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V. The beam of particles emitted from the cathode bent toward the positively charged plate.

VI. The beam of particles emitted from the cathode behaved the same no matter what type of
metal the cathode was made of. - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔The cathode ray tube experiment

The beam of particles emitted from the cathode bent toward the positively charged plate.




Question: Which of the following contain(s) atoms?

a. Heat

b. Light

c. Energy

d. Dust

e. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔All of the above




Question: The diagram below shows alpha particles being fired at a piece of gold foil. Where
will the majority of the alpha particles be detected (point I, II, or III) and why?

IV. Alpha particles bounce off the nuclei within the gold atoms because the nuclei are much
more massive than the alpha particles.

V. The alpha particles are repelled when they come close to the nuclei because both are
charged.

VI. The alpha particles go straight through the atom because it is mostly empty space. -
CORRECT ANSWER✔✔III because the alpha particles go straight through the atom because it is
mostly empty space.

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Question: Thomson's cathode ray tube experiment proved FALSE what part of Dalton's atomic
theory?

a. All atoms are indivisible and indestructible

b. All atoms of a given element are identical

c. All matter is made of atoms.

d. Compounds are formed from the combination of two or more elements.

e. Chemical reactions are rearranging of atoms - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔All atoms are indivisible
and indestructable




Question: How would the strength of the electrostatic force change if the distance between the
two charged objects decreased?

a. The electrostatic force would become stronger

b. The electrostatic force would become weaker

c. The electrostatic force would become stronger or weaker depending on whether the force is
attractive or repulsive.

d. It is impossible to say from the information given. - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔The electrostatic
force would become stronger




Question: Consider the following statement: "A nitrogen molecule is made up of the same type
of atoms." Is this statement true or false and why?

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