TEST BANK f #
CHEMISTRY,
10th Edition,
f#
Zumdahl, DeCoste f#
TESTBANK
f#
,Test f#Bank f#for f#Chemistry f#10th f#Edition f#Zumdahl
Test f#Bank f#for f#Chemistry, f#10th f#Edition, f#Steven f#S. f#Zumdahl, f#Susan f#A. f#Zumdahl, f#Donald f#J.
f#DeCoste, f#ISBN-9781305957404
f# Table f#of f#Contents:
1. Chemical f#Foundations ..................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Atoms, f#Molecules, f#and f#Ions ......................................................................................................................... 31
3. Stoichiometry .....................................................................................................................................................57
4. Types f#of f#Chemical f#Reactions f#and f#Solution f#Stoichiometry ....................................................................... 95
5. Gases ................................................................................................................................................................. 128
6. Thermochemistry ............................................................................................................................................... 168
7. Atomic f#Structure f#and f#Periodicity.................................................................................................................... 198
8. Bonding: f#General f#Concepts ............................................................................................................................. 240
9. Covalent f#Bonding: f#Orbitals ............................................................................................................................... 282
10. Liquids f#and f#Solids ............................................................................................................................................312
11. Properties f#of f#Solutions .................................................................................................................................... 350
12. Chemical f#Kinetics ............................................................................................................................................. 385
13. Chemical f#Equilibrium......................................................................................................................................... 434
14. Acids f#and f#Bases .............................................................................................................................................. 462
15. Acid-Base f#Equilibria ..........................................................................................................................................503
16. Solubility f#and f#Complex f#Ion f#Equilibria ............................................................................................................ 536
17. Spontaneity, f#Entropy, f#and f#Free f#Energy ........................................................................................................ 564
18. Electrochemistry ................................................................................................................................................. 601
19. The f#Nucleus: f#A f#Chemist’s f#View .................................................................................................................... 646
20. The f#Representative f#Elements .........................................................................................................................673
21. Transition f#Metals f#and f#Coordination f#Chemistry ............................................................................................711
22. Organic f#and f#Biological f#Molecules ..................................................................................................................750
,Chapter 1: Chemical Foundations
f# f# f#
Test Bank for Chemistry 10th Edition Zumdahl
f# f# f# f# f# f#
1. Which f#of f#the f#following f#is f#an f#example f#of f#a f#quantitative f#observation?
A) The f#piece f#of f#metal f#is f#longer f#than f#the f#piece f#of f#wood.
B) Solution f#1 f#is f#much f#darker f#than f#solution f#2.
C) The f#liquid f#in f#beaker f#A f#is f#blue.
D) The f#temperature f#of f#the f#liquid f#is f#60°C.
E) At f#least f#two f#of f#the f#above f#(A-D) f#are f#quantitative f#observations.
ANS: f # f # D DIF: Easy REF: 1.2
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#scientific f#method
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
2. A f#quantitative f#observation
A) contains f#a f#number f#and f#a f#unit
B) does f#not f#contain f#a f#number
C) always f#makes f#a f#comparison
D) must f#be f#obtained f#through f#experimentation
E) is f#none f#of f#these
ANS: f # f # A DIF: Easy REF: 1.2
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#scientific f#method
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
3. Generally, f#observed f#behavior f#that f#can f#be f#formulated f#into f#a f#statement, f#sometimes
f#mathematical f#in f#nature, f#is f#called f#a(n)
A) observation
B) measurement
C) theory
D) natural f#law
E) experiment
ANS: f # f # D DIF: Easy REF: 1.2
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#scientific f#method
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
4. The f#statement f#“The f#total f#mass f#of f#materials f#is f#not f#affected f#by f#a f#chemical f#change f#in f#those
f#materials” f#is f#called f#a(n)
A) observation
B) measurement
C) theory
D) natural f#law
E) experiment
ANS: f # f # D DIF: Easy REF: 1.2
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#scientific f#method
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
5. A f#chemical f#theory f#that f#has f#been f#known f#for f#a f#long f#time f#becomes f#a f#law.
, ANS: f # f # F DIF: Easy REF: 1.2
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#scientific f#method
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
6. Which f#of f#the f#following f#metric f#relationships f#is f#incorrect?
A) 1 f#microliter f#= f#10–6 f#liters
B) 1 f#gram f#= f#103 f#kilograms
C) 103 f#milliliters f#= f#1 f#liter
D) 1 f#gram f#= f#102 f#centigrams
E) 10 f#decimeters f#= f#1 f#meter
ANS: f # f # B DIF: Easy REF: 1.3
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#measurement f#| f#SI f#unit f#| f#prefixes
f#MSC: f#Quantitative
7. For f#which f#pair f#is f#the f#SI f#prefix f#not f#matched f#correctly f#with f#its f#meaning?
A)
B)
C)
D)
E)
ANS: f # f # C DIF: Easy REF: 1.3
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#measurement f#| f#SI f#unit f#| f#prefixes
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
8. A f#metric f#unit f#for f#length f#is
A) gram
B) milliliter
C) yard
D) kilometer
E) pound
ANS: f # f # D DIF: Easy REF: 1.3
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#measurement f#| f#SI f#unit f#| f#base f#unit
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
9. Which f#of f#the f#following f#is f#not f#a f#unit f#in f#the f#SI f#system?
A) ampere
B) candela
C) Kelvin
D) meter
E) calorie
ANS: f # f # E DIF: Easy REF: 1.3
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#measurement f#| f#SI f#unit f#| f#base f#unit
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
10. Order f#the f#four f#metric f#prefixes f#from f#smallest f#to f#largest.
CHEMISTRY,
10th Edition,
f#
Zumdahl, DeCoste f#
TESTBANK
f#
,Test f#Bank f#for f#Chemistry f#10th f#Edition f#Zumdahl
Test f#Bank f#for f#Chemistry, f#10th f#Edition, f#Steven f#S. f#Zumdahl, f#Susan f#A. f#Zumdahl, f#Donald f#J.
f#DeCoste, f#ISBN-9781305957404
f# Table f#of f#Contents:
1. Chemical f#Foundations ..................................................................................................................................... 3
2. Atoms, f#Molecules, f#and f#Ions ......................................................................................................................... 31
3. Stoichiometry .....................................................................................................................................................57
4. Types f#of f#Chemical f#Reactions f#and f#Solution f#Stoichiometry ....................................................................... 95
5. Gases ................................................................................................................................................................. 128
6. Thermochemistry ............................................................................................................................................... 168
7. Atomic f#Structure f#and f#Periodicity.................................................................................................................... 198
8. Bonding: f#General f#Concepts ............................................................................................................................. 240
9. Covalent f#Bonding: f#Orbitals ............................................................................................................................... 282
10. Liquids f#and f#Solids ............................................................................................................................................312
11. Properties f#of f#Solutions .................................................................................................................................... 350
12. Chemical f#Kinetics ............................................................................................................................................. 385
13. Chemical f#Equilibrium......................................................................................................................................... 434
14. Acids f#and f#Bases .............................................................................................................................................. 462
15. Acid-Base f#Equilibria ..........................................................................................................................................503
16. Solubility f#and f#Complex f#Ion f#Equilibria ............................................................................................................ 536
17. Spontaneity, f#Entropy, f#and f#Free f#Energy ........................................................................................................ 564
18. Electrochemistry ................................................................................................................................................. 601
19. The f#Nucleus: f#A f#Chemist’s f#View .................................................................................................................... 646
20. The f#Representative f#Elements .........................................................................................................................673
21. Transition f#Metals f#and f#Coordination f#Chemistry ............................................................................................711
22. Organic f#and f#Biological f#Molecules ..................................................................................................................750
,Chapter 1: Chemical Foundations
f# f# f#
Test Bank for Chemistry 10th Edition Zumdahl
f# f# f# f# f# f#
1. Which f#of f#the f#following f#is f#an f#example f#of f#a f#quantitative f#observation?
A) The f#piece f#of f#metal f#is f#longer f#than f#the f#piece f#of f#wood.
B) Solution f#1 f#is f#much f#darker f#than f#solution f#2.
C) The f#liquid f#in f#beaker f#A f#is f#blue.
D) The f#temperature f#of f#the f#liquid f#is f#60°C.
E) At f#least f#two f#of f#the f#above f#(A-D) f#are f#quantitative f#observations.
ANS: f # f # D DIF: Easy REF: 1.2
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#scientific f#method
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
2. A f#quantitative f#observation
A) contains f#a f#number f#and f#a f#unit
B) does f#not f#contain f#a f#number
C) always f#makes f#a f#comparison
D) must f#be f#obtained f#through f#experimentation
E) is f#none f#of f#these
ANS: f # f # A DIF: Easy REF: 1.2
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#scientific f#method
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
3. Generally, f#observed f#behavior f#that f#can f#be f#formulated f#into f#a f#statement, f#sometimes
f#mathematical f#in f#nature, f#is f#called f#a(n)
A) observation
B) measurement
C) theory
D) natural f#law
E) experiment
ANS: f # f # D DIF: Easy REF: 1.2
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#scientific f#method
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
4. The f#statement f#“The f#total f#mass f#of f#materials f#is f#not f#affected f#by f#a f#chemical f#change f#in f#those
f#materials” f#is f#called f#a(n)
A) observation
B) measurement
C) theory
D) natural f#law
E) experiment
ANS: f # f # D DIF: Easy REF: 1.2
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#scientific f#method
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
5. A f#chemical f#theory f#that f#has f#been f#known f#for f#a f#long f#time f#becomes f#a f#law.
, ANS: f # f # F DIF: Easy REF: 1.2
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#scientific f#method
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
6. Which f#of f#the f#following f#metric f#relationships f#is f#incorrect?
A) 1 f#microliter f#= f#10–6 f#liters
B) 1 f#gram f#= f#103 f#kilograms
C) 103 f#milliliters f#= f#1 f#liter
D) 1 f#gram f#= f#102 f#centigrams
E) 10 f#decimeters f#= f#1 f#meter
ANS: f # f # B DIF: Easy REF: 1.3
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#measurement f#| f#SI f#unit f#| f#prefixes
f#MSC: f#Quantitative
7. For f#which f#pair f#is f#the f#SI f#prefix f#not f#matched f#correctly f#with f#its f#meaning?
A)
B)
C)
D)
E)
ANS: f # f # C DIF: Easy REF: 1.3
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#measurement f#| f#SI f#unit f#| f#prefixes
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
8. A f#metric f#unit f#for f#length f#is
A) gram
B) milliliter
C) yard
D) kilometer
E) pound
ANS: f # f # D DIF: Easy REF: 1.3
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#measurement f#| f#SI f#unit f#| f#base f#unit
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
9. Which f#of f#the f#following f#is f#not f#a f#unit f#in f#the f#SI f#system?
A) ampere
B) candela
C) Kelvin
D) meter
E) calorie
ANS: f # f # E DIF: Easy REF: 1.3
KEY: f # Chemistry f#| f#general f#chemistry f#| f#general f#concepts f#| f#measurement f#| f#SI f#unit f#| f#base f#unit
f#MSC: f#Conceptual
10. Order f#the f#four f#metric f#prefixes f#from f#smallest f#to f#largest.
